The border vidette., 1912-10-19

father of a bouncing baby boy
 Mother and little one doing nicely.
 Jim Johnson and Jeff Rountree
 are in the limeliglt with a group Of six copper silver bOnanz claims situated in the Santa Rita mountains.
 H. Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Guaymas, was a business visitor in the city Thursday.
 On Thursuay, Oct. 9th, At torney General Bullard and Cor pOratiOn Commissioner w. P. Geary will speak at Pata gonia in tie afternoon, and in NOgaleS in the evening.
 Yesterday Amos J. Yaeger, the mining man who formerly resided in NogaleS, arrived from Los Angeles and continued on south en route to Alamos, on private business.
 Last night in the city park, Hon. Thos. B. Campbell, of Prescott, Republican nominee for member of Congress from Arizona, addressed our citizens. Mr. Campbell is a high class gentleman.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
 The forepart of the week Judge Fred Sutter, of Cochise county, accompanied by Mrs. Sutter. visited Nogales, His Honor hay ing come over from Tombstone to occupy Superior Judge Duffy's bench during the hearing of a case in which Judge Duffy was disqualified.
 Captain Jeff Milton, of the U. s. Immigration service, who for a long time has been stationed at F'airbanl2, COchise county, was here Thursday shaking hands with his numerous friends and acquainta tauces Captain Mil ton formerly resided in NogaleS. He is well and favorably known here.
 James T. O'Hara, E. M, of Los Angeles, is visiting this section in the interest of Cali fornia capitalists, who may, through MT. O'Hara, become interested in Santa Cruz county mining property. This week the gentleman visited and in spected property in the Patago- mia mountains, being accompa- nied by Joe Mcintyre.
 The attempted assassination last Monday of Colonel Roose- welt, at Milwaukee is deeply re- gretted by all good citizens, and THE BORDER VIDETTE hopes for the coloneIs speedy com plete recovery from the effects of the bullet which was fired in to his breast by John Schrank, who claims the spirit of William directed him to take ROOSevelt'S life.
 Last Wednesday General Felix Diaz. ex-chief of police of Mex ico City, and a nephew of Gen eral Porfirio Diaz, the deposed president of Mexico, raised the banner of rebellion at Vera Cruz, and with five hundred men capt ured the city and two gunboats, Tampico and Bravo. It is said the Mexican government will make a great effort to crush the new rebellion begun by Felix Diaz, whom the government re- gards as a greater menace than any other revolutiOniSt
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., of this city, so-called provisional governor of the state of Sonora, who was arrested in Los Ange- les last Monday on informal that he was wanted in El PasO, Texas, on a charge of violating the neutrality laws against Me xico, was last Thursday given his liberty on an order from US. federal authorities. MT. Mas friends here and in Mexico will be pleased to learn that he is free. Since leaving Sonora September 14th, he has been visiting his family in Los 
 There was both joy and gloom in NOgales, as well as Tn every