The border vidette., 1912-01-13

tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
 The first of the week William Schuckmann, president of Las Dos NaciOneS Cigar Company, visited Tucson on buiness for his big local cigar factory, the high-grade product of which is sold throughout the United States. Two Nation cigars have done much to advertise Nogales.
 Ben Davis, the new cashier in the Sonora Railways No gales, Sonora station, under Agent w. G. Bowman, is busy man these nights selling tickets to points south. Commencing next Monday, the passenger trains on the Southern Pacific of Mexico will run into the city of Topic.
 A number of ElkS who attend ed the Ell1s' Big Noise at Tue son, wandered back to their home pasture last night, foot sore and weary, but happy. They say they had the best time ever in the ancient and honor able pueblo, which was turned over to the antlered herd for two days.
 WA. Kelso, the Denver mining man, who with Fred. Moore ar rived in NOgales the day before Christmas from Denver, over land by automobile, is back from a combined business and pleas ure trip to Hermosillo and Quay mas. He says he enjoyed his visit and met a number of princes him royalty.
 Frank B. Velasco, many years head 5ookkeeper for the Sonora Copper Company, writes from La Paz. Lower California, near where he is engaged in ranching and farming, that he and his family are well and happy They send greetings to their No gales friends, all of whom join
 us in wishing Frank great suc- cess.
 The canvassing board at Php- nix are not counting the votes cast for precinct officers, and it now looks as if Justice of the Peace J. J. Chatham and Con stable c. P. Lopez will continue to serve the dear people of No gales until further notice, and our good friends Watkin GittinS and Henry Stewart naturally wonder where they are att
 Michael Doyle, after transact ing private business, which brought him back from Califor- nia about month ago, has returned to the golden state, and may possibly make his future home there with his sister and family. Michael has wide circle of friends and acquaint- anceS in Santa Cruz county. All join in wishing him good luck.
 Henry Payeatt of the .Hua- chuca mountains and William Parker of Camille, have been spending a couple of days at the county seat, on private business. They report their section of the country looking fine since the heavy snow fall and say with plenty of water and grass the future of the StOckraiSer and farmer is assured for the coming year.
 Friends of Joseph Reddoch, the well known Southern Pacific locomotive engineer, will be pleased to learn that he is get ing along fine in Southern Cali fornia, and it is believed will soon be able to return home, greatly improved in health. Joe is a brother of County Trea- surer E. A. Reddoch and Lulu Wood -Reddoco of this city, where the Reddochs have made their home many years.
 Charles Jones, our hustling lunch counter artist, is going after water on his land in the northwestern part of town pro- vided he town fathers agree to buy his well when he produces sufficient quantity of the artesian fluid to supply the town with three hundred thousand gallons of water daily. He expects to strike lake of water, or some thing else, at a depth of about