The border vidette., 1912-05-25

Ronstandt of Tucson, is a peach and already Dr. Chenoweth only hits the high places when he takes his friends out joy riding.
 Ben F. Powell of Elgin is happy man. Last Tuesday he came to the city and made final proof on his splendid home stead near Elgin and now he says he believes his luck has changed for the better Uncle Tom Wills, who has a senatorial bee in his bonnet, accompanied Mr. Powell to town as witness.
 Assistant Superintendent Pat tersOn of the Sonora railroad, is taking the celebrated Rest Cure" at Mira Monte. where he is getting along fine, to the de- light of his numerous friends. While MT. Patterson is at Mira Monte, his little son is being chaperoned by Mir. Bracey Curtis, at his pleasant home the American Club.
 Chas. A. Peters, of the Three R mine where he is running a
 
 visitor here yesterday, from the big camp, where a large number of men are now employed under Superintendent Sultan, who with his family makes Patagonia his headquarters. Mir. Peters owns a group of silver lead prospects in the Harshaw district that can be bought at d bargain, for cash.
 Joaquin $. Aros, who with his family resided in NogaleS many years, died last Monday at his home in this city, at the age of 34 years. Consumption was the cause of his untimely passing. A widow and a number of small loss of a kind and loving huS- band and father. In their hour of sorrow they have the sym pathy of the entire community.
 Yesterday morning the little eighteen months old baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. J. J Raphael, Jr. died in this city. Several days ago the child was brought to Nogales from Guaymas ill, in the hopes that a change would benefit it, but it continued to grow worse and died early yesterday morning. We Sympa thize with the sorrowing rela7 tives. The little one was the only grand child of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Brickwood of this city.
 William Bristol, brother of J. B. Bristol of the Nogales Elec- trict Light, Ice 6 Water Co.,, arrived from HermoSillO last Sunday evening and after spend ing a night here visiting his brother, departed Monday morn ing on an extended trip to the Old England and Ger many-where he hopes to regain his health, which for some time past has been poor. MT. Bristol has disposed of his big real estate and other interests in Hermosillo and the state of So- nora.
 Frank Siebold, the assayer and smelterman, who for long time has been in the employ of Mssrs. Layne & Woodworth, the gen tlemen who are operating the Austerlitz mines in the Gro Blanco district, this county, is a visitor in the city from the mine. He reports the mine looking good, a large body of pay-ore having recently been struck, and the new plant almost ready to start up. MT. Siebold having completed his contract with the Austerlitz people is open for an engagement either as assayer or Smelterman.
 William Schuckmann, presi- dent and owner of Las Dos Ma clones Cigar Company, was a business visitor in Patagonia last Wednesday, He reports the second city in the county taking on new life as a result of the big Three-R deal. MT. John Hoge of the w. A. Clark Syndi- cate, and Chas. McHenry, for merlyW. c. Greene's head man, have been looking over the Patagonia district with a view of becoming interested in pro- perties. The gentlemen left Patagonia Tuesdy. expecting to return in about ten days Money is no object with Mir. Hoge if the goods are in sight, and it now looks as if the Clark people may become interested.
 Tom Hanlan, president of the