The border vidette., 1912-03-02

Uncle Toms Paradise, near El- gin, and his friends say it is only a matter of short time when Uncle Tom" will again wear
 boiled shirts and high collars. People arc rushing to Uncle Toms Prradise," and it is only natural 'Uncle Tom" should prosper.
 Peter Johnson, the well known mining man, original owner of the old DuraznO gold mines west from NOgaleS about twenty miles, now owred by the Penn Arizona Mining Company, arriv- ed from the south a couple of days ago to transact private business in the line city where he has a host of friends and acquiantances.
 Michael McCleary, one of Agent Bowman efficient clerks, is enjoying a short vacation, and Pete Munch is holding down his desk. Pete is wise to every detail of the business. Since coming to Nogales ten years ago today, Pete has filled many posi- tiOnS with the big Southern Pacific at this place and at diff ferent points in Sonora.
 S.F. Noon and F. J. Barry have dissolved the law partnership of Noon 6 Barry. In future MT. Noon will engage in the general practice of law in the office of the County Attorney at the Court house, and Mr. Barry will continue in general law practice in the offices heretofore occupied by Noon & Barry in the Sabatier building, Nogales, Arizona.
 This morning ". A. Kelso, the Denver mining man, will leave for the Altar district, Sonora, Mexico, to inspect gold propert- ies in which NOgales people are interested. H. E. Stevens, the mining man, who has been on the ground Some time will show MT. KelSo the property, which is situated near the gulf. Kelso will make the trip by automo- bile
 Robert Shugart came down from his place near Fort Hua- chuca, the forepart of the week and spent couple of days here visiting with old friends and acquaintances. Bob says it is a little lO-e some up his way since the soldier boys were or dered- to the international line, but he's going to stay within just the same. He invites all his friends to pay him a visit.
 Manager Lee Reagan, of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold 6 Copper Compy, is up from the mines near Imuris, where he superintended the installation of new machinery. Mine Superin- tendent Joe Miller is now em- ploying three -eight-hour shifts in the mine where a big double shaft is now being sunk. Everythig in camp, accord ing to Manager Began is looking fine.
 O. K. Franklin, the mining man, after enjoying a couple cf weeks with his family in Los Angeles, has returned home feeling fine. He left his folks well and happy. While in Los Angeles MT. Franklin had the pleasure of meeting Captain Howell Jordan, of the good ship "Tohelmit, "who wished to be remembered to his numerous Nogales friends. The captain is well and prosperous.
 Harry $. Creighton, special agent of the U. s. treasury de partment; is back from a visit to the State of Sinaloa, Mexico. When he left the city of Culia- can, every thing was quiet, although the Mexican govern ment was busy moving soldiers over the railroad Pointing to a handsome Mexican tiger skin, Harry smilingly remarked, you see I got out of that country in time to save my own hide"
 Gus Holmes, manager of a California company that is ex- tensively mining bird guana, down in the Altar district, So- nora, Mexico, after spending a, couple of days here on company business, has gone to Tucson to enjoy a short visit with his wife and little son. When in Sonora, MT. Holmes makes his head