The border vidette., 1912-07-27

| ness, is again at his desk in the big bank.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy has this week been absent from the coun- ty on professional business. Judge Duffy is one of the most capable as well as one of the most popular superior judges in the state, where he has resided many years.
 The many friends of Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr, who has been quite i'll in Los Angeles, will be pleased to learn that she is greatly improved. Mrs. Mas carenaS and the children are spending the summer on the coast with relatives.
 Supt. T. H. Kruttschnitt of the Nogales-Tucson railroad, was a business visitor in the city this week, from the ancient and honorable pueblo. MT. 1 Kruttschnitt has superintended the many splendid improvements recently made here by his con- pany.
 Tuesday Arcus Reddoch, ex county treasurer, departed for | the Cerro de Plata mines in Magdalena district, Sonora, to assume the duties of bookkeeper and manager of Holt Brothers store. ArcuS says he expects to spend Christmas in Nogales with the folks.
 J. H. Heap, for long time manager of the Guaymas branch of BancO de Sonora, has gone to California for the remainder of the summer season. He may decide to make his future home there. A wide circle of business and social friends in Sonora wish him good luck.
 Chris Nichols and Milton BO- hall have some splendid pros poets out in the Altar district, in Sonora, a short distance south of the international line on which they recently done a lot of eX- plOratiOn and development work | The prospects are near the prop erty of Judge M. Marsteller of this city.
 1 Walter Holt, brother of Elgin B. Holt, came up from CerrO de Plata yesterday, and is now at the National Hotel, where he is under the medical care of Dr. Sneaker. Nothing serious, say | the medicOS who visited Walter upon his arrival from the south, and he'll soon be able to return to camp.
 LABORERS WANTED W A Harmony agent of the Santa Fe Railroad, with headquarters at | Phoenix, Arizona, was @ visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week in search of labOrers to work on the Santa F'e near Pres cott About three hundred men are wanted. Transportation will be furnished from Phoenix to 1 Prescott, free.
 The generous rains all over Arizona and Sonora, assure a prosperous year for this favored section, and there is great re- joicing among the farmers and stockraisers. The country around Nogales presents a pleasing sight, especially to the dry farm CTS who recently cast their lot with us. They need have no fears for the future.
 Good news comes from the Three Linemen mines in the Mowry district, this county owned by James T. Johnson, Will Smith and others, who will shortly commence shipping high grade silver-lead ore from the property in which MT. Smith recently became interested. Mir. Johnson owns other splendid mining property in the PatagO mia mountains.
 John KrOg, of Hermasillo, who is interested in the big brewery at that place, spent Monday in Nogales on his way to Los An geleS, where he went to enjoy a couple of weeks with his family, who make their home in that city. Mr. Krog is also interest ed in rich Yaqui river lands, and has some rare bargains to offer ! those desiring soil" He report ed Mir. George Grunig, of Her. mOsillo, as seriously i'll in Los Angeles.
 Forbes TalcOtt, the well known young Arivaca rancher, who was fatally injured last Tuesday when his horse fell on him while