The border vidette., 1912-11-16

T.. bf1ckWOOu, proprietor or tht
 Brickwood Hotel, who has beer quite i'll recently, is reported a: greatly improved. We join il wishing for his speedy, complete , recovery.
 ] Carlos Holler, the customs
 broker and commission agent
 who recently crossed severa
 thousand head of cattle here fol
 the Alamo Cattle Company, will
 about the 2Oth of this month cross another big bunch for the same company.
 Harry L. Vaughn, of Du- quesne, accompanied by his son Master George Henry, spent yes terday in the city. MT. Vaughn and family have resided at Du- quesne many years, where he has been in the employ of the Du- quesne Company.
 Hon. Theo. Gebler, of the Pioneer Hardware House, after having been on the sick list, is again able to circulate among his old friends, and again looks the picture of health, to the de- light of his wide circle of friends and acquaintanceS.
 Last Monday the Banco de Sonora was closed out of respect for the memory of Don Ramon Corral, ex-vice president of Mex ico, who was one of the largest stockholders in that big banking institution. Mir. Corral died in Paris last Saturday.
 H. H. Fris, representing the Fl Paso Herald, is guest at the Montezuma hotel MT. Fris says he has big deal on just now in the way of an unpre- cedented offer of two daily news papers for the price of one-the Herald and Tucson Star.
 Clay Mundy, a long time cashier in the Southern Pacific depot, under Agent w. G. Bow man, has been promoted to the responsible position of paymast- CT on the Southern Pacific of Mexico. Clay, we extend hearty congratulations, and wish you Q
 Jack Straith has been under the weather recently, but is again able to attend to his pri- vate business affairs. Jack con- tinues to have faith in his old Golden Rose gold mines and says he's going to make a bunch of the filthy, before the boys place yellow ones on his grave.
 The San Geronimo mine in Sonora, and several other prop critics, on.which work was sus- pended during the late revolu- tion in Sonora, will shortly re- SUme operations, according to recent reports from that state. The war in Sonora is thing of the past and this winter that country will again boom. ..-.-
 Willie Barnett, who for sev- eral months past has been work ing for big, electrical plant in terday, and may decide to re- main here indefinitely, to the delight of his numerous friends, especially baseball fans, who believe he is the best pitcher in the southwest. He sure is.
 O. K.. Franklin, the mining man, who owns valuable mining property out near Santa Cruz, Sonora, has for couple of days past, been out in that section, being accompanied by Colonel Posey of this city. Recently Mir. Franklin installed some new mining machinery on the prop erty, which is copper-silver.
 Ellis Mac Dougall, of Orc Blanco, after spending a few days here transacting private business. left yesterday for his mining property over Gro Blan- co way, being accompanied by a party of mining men. Mac is one of the live wires in that sec tiOn of the country, and his friends expect him to make a big stake at no distant day.
 W. G. Bowman has just bought | between three and four thous- and head of some of the best | cattle in the state of Sonora, in the Mascarenas, Proto, Camou and Giroux steers. On December 9th the Mascarefas and PrOto cattle will be shipped, and on December 18th the Camou StOcl< will bp crOSSo6 boT.a All |