The border vidette., 1912-02-10

This has been a strenuous week in political and social life in Nogales What a pity
 Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mex his private car Culiacan. Thursday night A.. M Conard and family returned home from Kansas City. All are well and happy.
 Mrs. Chapman. of Elk City, Kansas, widow of the late J. A. l Chapman, president of the Cres- ent Copper Company, is a guest at the National Hotel.
 The Leap Year dance given last night under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Santa Cruz Club. was a most delightful affair.
 President Smelling of the No gales Boosters Club says eX- tensive arrangements are being made to advertise Nogales and Santa Cruz county on a mammoth scale.
 The Arizona Sonora Manufac- turing Company will in the near future install the largest pump ing plant on the West Coast of | Mexico, on a big Sinaloa- sugar ! plantation.
 Judge o. Phelps of Mowry was here several days this week, d witness in the contest over the election of county treasurer, the battle ground being Mowry | precinct.
 ing precinct is Mowry, has for several days past been cir :ulat- ing among his Nogales friends. Clyde owns bunch of white . 1 face HerefordS.
 In spite of hell or high water, | the taxpayers of Nogales expect the Common Council to work for the best interests of the city. | They have done so in the past and we believe they will do so in the future.
 i Dave Loeb, proprietor of La | Popular, is back from El PasO, Texas. where he went to meet a salesman for big eastern clothing house, from whom he purchased a lot of up-to the minute stuff for La Popular. Fred Afford, superintendent of the Sonora Copper Company, accompanied by Mrs. Afford and their little daughter, spent a couple of days here the forepart of the week from Cobre Grande, the company's property.
 William E. Leek, of Patago- mia, is in the city on business connected with the estate of his late father, Col. John w. Leek, the pioneer mining man who recently passed away at the age of seventy five years. MT. Leek has filed his petition in the Probate Court, praying for let ters of administration on his fathers estate.
 Mr. Kibbey, of the Alamo Cat tie Company, is back from a business visit to points in the east, including Chicago and New York He was met here by Ra- mon Elias. manager of the big cattle company, which has sev- eral large shipments of Sonora cattle to make in the near future. The cattle will be shipped through this port.
 Mir. G. w. Hazelwood, presi- dent of the Yaqui River Conso- lidated Gold 6 Copper Co.,, and pariy of stockholders among whom was Hon. Jno. A. Rice of Fl Paso, passed through Noga- les last night en route to the company's property in Sonora, to inspect same. They visited the rcompany's property near Wilcox and were well pleased.
 Manager Marquez of the Roy & Titcomb ball team, is working like a. Trojan to get everything in readiness for the match game tomorrow afternoon between the local nine and Hermosillo's all star knights Q the diamond. MT. Marquez says more than two hundred fans will accom- pany the capital city team to NogaleS tomorrow morning. Let's all join together and show our visitors fine time.
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