The border vidette., 1912-07-27

LIT. w. Il. Pufdy, Of GnlS c1ty. who is physician for the Three R Mine, spends Thursday of each week at the mines, and one day at Patagonia, where he will esta blish a drug store. Dr. Purdy is one of the most eX- perienced physicians and sur geOnS in the state of Arizona. He has resided here many years and enjoys a wide acquaintance, and splendid practice
 Colonel and Mrs. Donsall, pa rents of Mrs. $. F Noon, are visiting the family of County Attorney Noon, from their home in Texas. The .Bonsalls res ided in Nogales several years ago when the colonel WAS a pasScn- ger conductor on the Sonora railroad, between here and Quay mas. He and bis eStimable fa- mily have a wide circle of friends in this section who are always pleased to see them
 This week several days there were five troops of the famous Fourth Cavalry, U. $. A. statio- ned at this place under the com mand of Colonel Dugan, soldier of the old school. who is loved and highly respected by soldiers and private citizens. Troop H of the 4th, under commad of Lieutenant Martin, will go from NOgales to Warren, near NacO, where it will be stationed until further orders. Troops A, B, c, and D, under Colonel Dugan, will remain in Nogales indifinite- ly. Their camp is just north of the Jersey Dairy; The boys are a splendid bunch, a credit to the army We wish them a good time during their sojourn here.
 E. R. Tufts, who for many years has been operating mines Gown in the great Lluvia de Gro district, near the Sonora Sinaloa ChihuahuA state lines, was a visitor in the city Thursday and MOnteznma hotel. Mr. Tufts, who by the way, was one of the original locatOrs of she Cripple Creek mines of Colorado, on account of the two revolutions in Mexico was compelled to Sus- pend operations, and he and his associates have taken over the old Olive Camp properties in Pi- ma county, between NOgaleS and Tucson. As a result the old lead silver m D, has again sprung into new life, after hay ing been closed down many years, and with Ed. Tufts and his bunch of live wires, it now looks as though they will soon be added to the dividend paying properties ot Arizona. After the internal troubles in Mexico are ended, MT. Tufts will return to his properties, which are among the most valuable in that country.
 w. G. Bowman, agent at this place for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, accompanied by his wife and daughters Tillie and Edna, have returned from a delightful visit with relatives at ChildreSS. Texas, where they attended an old-fashiOned coun- ty fair and picnic. On his way home MT. Bowman, who is sec rotary and treasurer of the Inter State Oil Company, visited the company's two wells in the Seven Lake fields in Mckinley county, New Mexico, where many other companies are also boring for high-grade paraffine oil like the grease struck in the Inter State cOmpany'S wells. MT. Bowman was greatly pleas ed with his visit, and says his company has the best machine, the best drillers and the best property in the Seven Lake field. He said that the burning gas from We'll No. ?, can be seen at distance of many miles and heard half mile. The third well will be put down between number one and number two, on section 19, near a big lake and will be sunk to the second strata of sand, when it is expected real gusher will be added to the local cOmpany'S assets. Then, hear nS smile y