The border vidette., 1912-10-12

ct guest dC the NOnUeZul0a nOU0l He reports every thing at caml
 lovely, the big plant which i- first class in every particular
 being almost completed
 Chas. T. Jones, the restaurant
 man, has gone to Topic, Mexico
 on important land business con.
 nected with the African Land
 and Irrigation Co.,. of which he
 is tie promoter and principal
 stockholders. Jones is a live wire, and those interested with him should make good money on their investment.
 Dr.. W. B. Kibbey, father of the Kibbey boys, all we'll and favorably known here, is here from the Alamo Cattle Com Pany's ranch in Sonora, in which he and his sons are financially interested with Ramon Elias. manager of the company, who is also here passing a big bunch of Sonora cattle
 Last Sunday Manager Ferd VanMOuric1 of the Sonora News Company, accompanied by Mrs. Van and the children, returned from a couple of months delight fully spent on the Pacific coast with relatives and friends. Mr. VanMOurick the same day con tinued on south to Guaymas to visit the company's branch there.
 County Surveyor H. G. Glore, who has been employed by the NOgales Town Council to make surveys, maps, etc, for the new municipal sewer system. is a busy man these days being as- sisted by Dick Modie and Chris Nichols. Mir. Glore is first class engineer of many years practical experience. He will give the city value received.
 Robert $. Fisher, candidate on gressmen, showed at the Masonic Hall Thursday night to a large crowd of Democrats and Repu- blicanS. A number of ladies also hOnOred the occasion with their presence. Attorney Frank Barry the silver tongued orator of the Santa Cruz, introduced the Bull Moose. in his usual entertaining manner.
 Francis J. Hobson, the assay CT and customs ore buyer, has been down at the Cerro de Plata mines in Sonora a couple of days this week. inspecting the mill now being installed by Roy & Titcomb, Inc: of this city. The mill is about completed. It was installed under the personal su- perviSiOn of H. M. Clagett of this city, one of the local firms chief lieutenantS.
 Walter Flood, many years con nected with one of the big min ing companies at Minas Prietas, Sonora, now in charge of the motor power at Empalme, So nora. for the Southern Pacific of Mexico. spent yesterday here with his family who since the recent revolutionary troubles, across the line have been so- journing in Nogales. MT. Flood has just returned from the Pa cific coast.
 Last Wednesday in Tucson, the funeral services over the remains of Edwin F. Harrison, the Altar mining man, were held Rev. w. J. Dixon officiating, being in Evergaeen cemetery Mr. Harris died sud denly September 18th, at ranch near his mine in the Altar dis trict, Sonora, from ptOmaine Deceased was very wealthy, having made a fortune out of his Sonora gold mines.
 Monday and Wednesday even- ings of this week the city fathers held meetings at the council chambers at which much busi- ness was transacted, the most inn pOrtant of which was the taking of preliminary steps to install the municipal sewer system. Mayor l.. w. Mix, Councilmen Curtis, Doherty, Herold, Fiedler, and Bowman, and Attorney O'Connor and Clerk Marsteller where present. Just Is soon as City Engineer Glore completes his work the council will call for bids for installing jhe sewer system.
 Last Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wallmark, of En- oalme, Sonora, Mexico, were , ora in poa,.rio6 thiS timn accOr6-