The border vidette., 1912-06-01

1 bank and the pOStOfflce were
 closed, as were the county of fees at the court house a DOT tion of the day. Tomorrow | there will be Memorial Day ser
 vices at the Methodist church. ! The pastor will preach a sermon and the choir render music ap- | propriate to the occasion. All old soldiers are cordially invit- ed.
 Hon. James Finley, manager of the Southern Pacific of Mex icO'S mercantile business at Elm paine, came up from the south Thursday evening and yester day morning departed for New York on private business Many years Mr. Finley was prominent in Pima county Democratic pOli- ties, having served several terms
 in the territorial legislature from that county. He is well and favOrably known in Santa Cruz county where has many per sOnal friends.
 J. H. Reagan and family came up from the camp of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Cop per Company near Imuris, the forepart of the week. After spending few days here Jim will return to camp. Mrs. Reagan and the children will spend the summer in Nogales. Everything at camp is running fine and the mine looks goods. | When he returns MT. Reagan
 will take with him a big Amer ican work horse valued at three hundred dollars gold, recently purchased in Cochise county. i Now Jim has the best fOurhOrSe | team in northern Sonora.
 Elgin B. Holt, the Magdalena
 mining man, is back from Los i Angeles, where he had been on
 d com mbined business and pleasure 1 trip. While in the Angel City,
 Elgin was chaperoned by that prince of good fellows, Captain
 Beasley, who is known from 1 ocean to ocean as an entertain | ed. Needless to say MT. Holt
 enjoyed bis visit. He says Los Angeles is the best town on earth
 and the people the best ever.
 Yesterday morning he went | down to the mines, where his | brother Walter, has been cOining
 money for himself and Elgin. The Holt boys have the world
 by the tail and a down hill pull.
 They have worked hard and deserve all the luck in the
 world.
 Secretary of the Board of
 Trade William c. Budge has re-
 ceived a telegram from Senator
 Mark Smith announcing that
 the United States senate has passed bill appropriating
 S12O, ,OOO for cite and the erec- tion of a federal building at No gales. The people of Nogales
 and Santa Cruz county are grate-
 full to Senator Smith for his
 splendid efforts in securing the
 passage of the bill and tele-
 gram of thanks was yesterday
 sent to him by Secretary Budge.
 Senator Ashurst and Congress
 man Hayden are cooperating
 with Senator Smith in his work
 in behalf of NogaleS, and it is
 only matter of very short
 time when the greatly needed
 federal building will be built
 here. The good news was most
 welcome to residents of this
 city and county.
 T. A. Hanlan, who returned
 home Monday night from New
 Mexico very sick man, is again
 able to be about, thanks to Dr.
 Sneaker and Nurse Ed. Holden.
 Mir. Hanlan did not reach the
 oil fields where experienced oil
 men are now installing an up-
 to date machine on ground own
 ed by the Inter- State Oil Com
 pany, within a stones throw of
 one of the best wells in the field.
 The future of the company, in
 which MT. Hanlan and other
 local people are interested, ap-
 pears bright. Mr. K. Pomeroy,
 of Mesa, director in the local company, one of the original | lOcatorS in the Seven Lakes
 field, and owner of valuable pro- 1 ducing oil lands, accompanied MT. Hanlan home. He stated that the Inter- State Oil Com
 pany had the best machine and
 some of the best ground in the Seven Lakes field. On account of MT. Hanlan's illness, Mir. 1 T0. H. L.1