The border vidette., 1912-03-30

covered with snow and for Sev- eral days presented a beautiful ! sight.
 Lew Roller is now working for the Providencia Mining & Milling Company, of which Harry Greenwell is president. esterday Lew came in for a wagon load of camp supplies.
 Tine splendid work being done on West street by the city under the personal supervision of Chairman of the Street Commit tee George F'eidler, is most com Inendable. As result property values on West street are being greatly enhanced and the aD- pearance of the city greatly i'm proved.
 Peter Johnson, the mining
 man. original owner of the Du raznO gold mines now owned by the Penn-ArizOna Mining Com l,anY. was a StOpOVer visitor in the city one day this week on his way from Sonora, to Los Angeles, on private business. Peter has valuable mineral hold ingS in the Magdalena district.
 Bert Bentley. for long time iii the employ of Grant Brothers Construction Company, is in the city sha king hands with old friends and acquaintances. For some time past he had been stationed at the City of Topic. Bert'S baseball friends especial ly will be glad to hear of his arrival, for Bert is some second baseman, and no mistake
 Contractor Omstead is busy on the addition to the Mira Monte Sanitarium. As soon as the new building is completed it will be filled with patients who have already made application by letter The fame of Mira Monte and it's reSt-cure is daily increas- ing, and when our glorious all the-year- round climate is proper ly advertised, health seekers will come to NOgales from all sec tons of the United States.
 Hon. Abe Franklin, one of TucsOn's most prominent real estate men, spent a couple of days here this week, a guest of his old friend, w. c. Budge. se- cretary of the Board of Trade. Mir Franklin has resided in Ari- zona. many years. This is his first visit to NOgaleS in twenty years. Naturally he was we'll pleased with our modern, up-to- the minute city, our glorious climate and hospitable people. Mir. Franklin is a brother of Hon. $. Nj. Franklin. of Tucson, one of Arizona'S best known, able attorneys.
 G. $. Garcia, of ElkO, Nevada. Manufacturer of saddles and silver mounted bits and spurs, passed south Tuesday en route to Sonora to purchase cattle, be- ing accompanied by a party of friends, chaperoned by Edward Lagleu, of CarbO, Sonora. MT. Garcia has reputa tion through out the world as a manufacturer of handsome saddles. He was Louis Worlds Fair for the hand SOHl0SU saddle. one O1 Ills SllV0f mounted brides is on exhibition at The Palace Saloon. A bridle with gold mounting will be on exhibition at the same place to- morrow. Mir. Garcia talks of opening a branch in Nogales.
 T. E. Paschal, agent at Maza- tlan, SinalOa, Mexico, during the Madero revolution, for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been promoted to the position of agent for the company at Naco, and this week arrived from the south to take charge of the NacO station. On his way ne stopped a day at Nogales to enjoy a visit to his numerous friends and .acquaintanceS, and incidentally told of many thrilling experiences he had when the rebels attacked Mazatlan last year. He got away from that city one day before the city was attacked by rebels last week. From now on Tommy says he hopes to be permitted to remain close to the interna- tional line. He is weary of dOdg- ing cannon balls.
 Alex. Carpena, proprietor of the International HaberdaSher, has been in Tucson a couple of days this week purchasing goods