The border vidette., 1912-06-01

was SOlO to M r. Walk0f, the Co dorado cattle buyer, who shipped them to his ranch home in the 1 Arkansas valley near Florence John GlaSson was interested in l the deal.
 ! J. Raphael, Jr., agent at GuayInas for Roy & Titcomb, Inc was here couple of days this week, for the purpose of l attending the funeral of his infant baby boy. In their sad loss Mr. and Mrs. Raphael have i the sympathy of the entire com munity.
 During Superior Judge Duffy's absence at Holbrook, where His Honor has this week been to sit as judge in the election contest for the office of superior judge, Mrs Duffy and Miss Mary are visiting relatives over in the San Rafael valley and in Parker Canyon, this county.
 City MarSlal-ele Cal Wright. is mourning the loss of his prize winner bull dog. The other night the dog jumped over the Wright fence and hung himself being dead when found the next | morning by Mr. Wright, who would have rather lost a hun 1 dred dollars than Bull.
 City Father George Feidler, one of the vice presidents of the Summer WidowerS, on Tuesday | secured .COuncilmen-e elect Bow ,- fO lnc11 hi i'm | list. Mrs. Feidler and the little girl are visiting the lady's old home in California. MT. Bow mans folks are in Hermosillo. Gentleman, now that another election is 8 thing of the past, let's all join hands and circle to the right, for the good of No gales. the gateway to the great est undeveloped country on earth the West Coast of Mexico put our shoulders to the wheel and push and pull for every | thing and everybody.
 Thursday Kibbey & Elias, of the Alamo Cattle Company cross ed at this place big herd of i high grade cattle from the Ariz Ona Ranch in Sonora owned by 1 the Barnett estate, The cattle were sold to Captain Mossman. who accompanied them east. This has been a great year for l local cattle dealers All made money.
 The handsome store of Dave 1 Loeb, the popular haberdaSher, | 1 by having up-to- the minute neat signs placed on his big front windows, by @ clever artist. who understands his business. Lul- 1 ley'S Buffet will also be bright ened up to suit Mr. Lulley who always wants the best of every thing.
 Jimmie PenSinger, everybody knows and likes Jimmie, is switchman in the United States, and he does not make any effort to conceal his joy. No sir, it's a boy and Jimmie don't care a whoop who knows it. His only regret is that the little Democrat couldn't cast a vote at the city election last Monday.
 w. G. Brown, brown by name and brown in appearance, was in town from his homestead out in San Rafael valley Wednesday. He says the simple life is great and he wants none of the flesh pots" and town life in his. In passing Brown stated that his havalena-razOr backs were doing as we'll as could be expected, considering the present warm spell.
 The newly elected city coun- I~ciImen and other officers were sworn in last evening, and Cap. l.. w. Mix was unanimously elected mayor. Next Monday evening at the regular monthly meeting standing committees will be named by Mayor Mix, and other important business tran sacted. THE BORDER VIDETTE' wishes the new council good | luck.
 General Viljoen, of the Mex ican army, is patient at Mira Monte Sanitarium in this city, where Drs. GuStetter and Purdy are giving him their celebrated Rest Cure," and when the i famous Boer general comes out of the splendid institution, he'll mako aDou,ipS of tha Maxicar