The border vidette., 1912-03-23

ulSa appeared about q week ago from The Palace, and as a re salt there is much gloom and sadness at that popular wet goods emporium, where she was one of the leadidg attractions
 Superior Judge Frank J. Duffy visited inc capital city the fore part of the week. He says on every, hand is heard, from Re publicans and Democrats alike, words of praise of Governor Hunts message and the able, business administration he is giving the baby state.
 I. F.. Bowers, manager of the Sonora Pacific Mining Company was a visitor in the city a couple of days from his company's property near Noria, Sonora, Mexico. Mir. Bowers has fully recovered from his recent illness and will soon be eligible to enter the fat-man'S race.
 Captain l.. w. Mix, who re- 1 gently returned to NOgales from Mexico City, where he and his family have resided a number of years, this week moved into his | Morley avenue apartments on the second floor of the l.. Mix building, where he and his family are now at home to their friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Gatlin are visiting in the city from their ranch, the lady being slightly under the weather. She is be ing treated by Dr. V. A. Smelk- CT, one of the city's best physi- clans. Mir. Gatlin expressed himself as well pleased with the recent splendid rains which fol i lowing on the heels of the heavy snow fall in his section assures an abundance of feed. on the ranches and ranges of Santa | Cruz county.
 The latest reliable news from the Mckinley county, New Mex ico old fields, where the Inter State Oil Company of Nogales, owns valuable oil lands, is to the effect that another pro- ducing well has just been aoiC ed to the list, and several new ma chimes are arriving to be install ed on ground near the Inter- State Oil Company'S holdings" :" Anyone, desiring stock in the local company, can get in on the ground fioor,' by calling on the company'S Secre tary anu treas urer, W. G. Bowman.
 Major E. l.. Carrillo, of the 1 NogaleS;zA4e eat NJ aflfet,- clos ed his market and retired from the business, on account of not being able to compete with the big market in Nogales, Sonora. He desires to thank his friends for their patronage, and at the same time respectfully asks those indebted to him, to come across" The major will con tinue to handle Schlitz beer, having recently ordered another carload for the local trade.
 The may friends of Dr. H. P. Purdy, will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly becoming a well man at the Mira Monte Sa- nitarium, where he has for some time past been taking his own medicine Mira Monte Santa rum is attracting fhe attention of health-seekers throughout the country, and just as soon as the wonders of OUT glorious all-the- year-rOund climate become known, the management will have to hustle to take care of hundreds of health-seeker from the east and elSewere.
 The St. Patrick's ball last Saturday night at Armory Hall, under the auspices of the local Catholic church, was indeed most enjoyable affair. The place was crowded and everybody had a glorious time. Those who furnished the entertainment dur 1 ing evening, as well as Father Duval and his assistants, deserve unstinted praise. Every num- Der on the program alone was worth the price of admission. The affair was a success in every way, a goodly sum of money being realized from the sale of tickets.
 Last Sunday Mir. E.B. Sharpe, of Montrose, Colorado, and Miss Bessie l.. Fowler, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Chas. l.. Fowler, of this city, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, Judge J. J. Chatham officiating. Immediately after the ceremony T AL