The border vidette., 1912-07-20

1 Write for prices. tf
 Al Stamm, for long time in
 tereSted in The Arcade Saloon, has sold his interest in the buSi-
 ness to Raymond Smith, who in
 future will assist his partner,
 Jimmie Schultz, in the manage i ment of that popular wet, goods
 emporium, where everybody is
 met with smile and the glad
 hand of welcome at all hours of | the day or night
 Gus Iarick, of Patagonia. af-
 ter-spending several days at the l county seat on court business. returned home yesterday. Gus 1 is a thirty three degree PatagO- mia Booster, and says anything Patagonia, is absolutely all to the good. Bully for Augustus; he's certainly the proper sort, l and we hope soon to learn that he has made a fortune.
 Dr. H. M. Barr, the dentist, has gone on an outing in the
 country being accompanied by Mrs. Barr and the little girl. The doctor and his folks are
 travelling cross country in covered wagon and make stops at the different mining camps in PatagOnia and Santa Rita min
 ing districts including Washing
 ton, HarShaw, MOwry and Pata- gOnia.
 The dramatic entertainment for the benefit of St. Andrews church has been postponed until Saturday evening, July 27th.
 The SnOwball" a splendid farce, will on that date be presented by high class local talent, and a rare treat is in store for our fun loving people. Don't forget the date, Saturday, July 27th. Ticl- cts on sale at the International Drug Store.
 The old Gro Blanco gold. dis trict in this county is looking fine, many new ledges now be- ing successfully worked and shipments of ore made by diff ferent owners who became i'm tereSted there, since the advent of Todd Woodworth and his partner Mir. Layne, who are working the Austerlitz mine, formerly owned by Dr.. A. H. Noon of this city.
 Vice Governor Gayou of Sono- ra, accompanied by Dr. Bim Smith, the well known physician of Hermosillo, passed north en route to Los Angeles where he will undergo a dangerous surgi cal opera tion. The vice governor was 8 very iok man when he passed through Noga,es a accom- panied by his physician. His many friends hope for his speedy complete recovery.
 Dad A. J. Wamsley, pas senger conductor on the Sonora for several years, is taking a sixty-day's vacation, and next week he and Mrs. Wamsley will leave for Los Angeles to spend l the remainder of the summer. Conductor Jack Woodrum and | Conductor Ben Ashbey are also | taking their vacations at this | time, Woodrum on the coast and | Ashbey in the east.
 John Maloney, one of Nogales' pioneers, who for several years has been engaged in mining in Mexico, was a visitor in the city | en route to his mining | down in the state of | near Mazatlan. Mir. and his estimable fa- rnily are well and favorably known in Nogales and Santa Cruz county. They make Los their home now.
 Frank E. Velasco, after spend ing several days here with friends and relatives, will leave today for Guaymas, where his splendid sailing vessel, 'Rover," awaits his orders to carry him across the gulf to his home at La Paz, Lower California, where he is successfully engaged in being associated with his father-in-law, a wealthy citi- zen of Lower California.
 News from the Tyndall min ing district, this county, is the effect that Manager Johnson of the Ivanhoe mine is shipping pay ore to the shelter and that regular shipments are also being