The border vidette., 1912-01-20

owned by Karns Brothers, MT 1 Franklin has two loose iron teeth and a badly bruised lip In future Mir. Franklin says he'l let the other fellow do the work
 Now that the canvassing board has decided "Not to go behind the returns," and the board is working eight instead of five hours, the work of canvassino the votes cast in Arizona at the last election may be completed before February first. Who knows?
 Mrs l.. M. Raines is in Den yer, having been called there by telegram announcing sad news of the death of her mother, Mrs. Rose Collins, mention of whose passing is made elsewhere in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. To the sorrowing family we extend sympathy.
 Two beautiful young lawns expressed from Empalme, So- nora, to Phoenix, Arizona, pass ed through Nogales yerterday morning, consigned to James A. CashiOn, manager of Grant Brothers Construction Company. Mr. Cashion owns a big stock farm in the Salt River valley, near the capital city.
 At the meeting of the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Santa
 
 THE BORDER VIDETTE was again awarded the contract for county printing and publishing for the year ending January 31st, 1913, and was made the of ficial county paper for the year ending January 31st, 1913.
 In the last issue of The Satur- day Evening Post, under the caption of Who's Who-and Why" appears a fine picture of United States Senator-elect Marcus Aurelius Smith of Ariz- ona. Nearly everybody, especial ly we Democrats love Our Mark" and The Post containing his picture, and ''The Medita- tions of Marcus" are selling like hot cakes.
 B. Kibbey, brother of Beck weth Kibbey of the Alamo Cat tie Company, came all the way sixty miles from his ranch near Saric, Sonora, this week to pur- chase supplies. Wednesday night he joined the Loyal Order of Moose of Nogales. Yester- day he started on his long cross country trip home, taking with him a wagon load of goods pur- chased from local dealers.
 Mrs Frank Edwards accom- panied by her little son arrived from Los Angeles Thursday night to enjoy visit here with her brother, Bracy Curtis, pre- sident of The First National Bank of Nogales. Mrs. Edwards, nee Miss Daisy Curtis, will be pleasantly remembered by many Nogales people who met her during her visit here with her mother several years ago.
 The Southern Pacific of Mex ico has been completed to the City of Topic, and the whole south country is celebrating as a result Vice Presidente Pino Suarez of Mexico, and Francis co Bonilla, minister of commuui- cations, attended the celebration at which both will make addres- ses. The vice president and Minister Bonilla were given @ royal reception at Guaymas en route to Topic.
 Mrs. B. l.. Bonnot, nee Miss Lola Brown, accompanied by her bright little son, B. l.. Bon not, Jr., is visiting in the city, a guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Schultz. The Bon nots now make their home in Los Angeles, where MT. Bonnot has a fine position with big manufacturing company. For several years he worked for the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company of this city.
 Miss Mamie Donoghue, several years the popular ever accom- modating manager of the Mon tezuma Hotel in this city, is now conducting the National Hotel, owned by Geo. B. Marsh. Inc, of this city. Miss Mamie's friends who knows ho1 will ho 11JQaSQH tn 1QarD