The border vidette., 1912-05-11

y bought postage stamp from Postmaster Fowler. and sweetly said: Must I put it on myself:'' Charley replyed: Not necessa- rily, Miss; it will probably ac- complish more if you put it on , the letter."
 William McCOmas, the mining engineer who for a long time has been in charge of the properties in Sonora owned by the Llanos de Gro Mining Company, came up from the south Thursday evening", and stopped over in Nogales between trains. Yes terday he continued on north.
 Fred. c. Emery. president of the forepart of the week made cross country trip from Nogales to Fl Paso, by auto, being ac- companied by Mrs. Emery, the little girl, Superintendent Ton l1ins and his master mechanic. The party will return home next week.
 
 in COchiSe county the other day while on business for Sheriff Mcknight of this county, the big Glide auto owned by KarnS Bro thers of this city, is now nj the hospital. However, the auto doctors >are busy and will soon again have the big machine on the hike.
 Ed Mainline, all old timers around Patagonia know him, has been spending a few days here attending Superior Court as trial juror Ed. is now work ing for the Three-R people, and says the great mine is daily in creasing in value, there now be- ing more than fifty feet of the bananza ore.
 John Higgenbotham, the globe trotter, who for many years has engaged in mining in Sonora. with headquarters at Carbo, is now making another trip around the world, being ac- companied by his sister. On April 14th John was at Yoko- hama, Japan. He will be back about October first.
 In the untimely passing of Oscar ROuntree recently at La Colorado, Sonora, where he had made his home and engaged in business many years, Sonora lost one of her best known, most successful business men. MT. Rountree was also well known in Nogales and Tucson, where he owned real estate.
 Don Manuel MascarenaS Sr., is removing his adobe warehouse from the railroad company's pro D erty in front of the depot on o his lot between the Lyric Thea tre and Las Dos NacioneS Cigi r Co.,, on Morley avenue. It is sa that the other adobe structure owned by George B. Marsh, Inc. will be moved early in July.
 Captain. Ben. F. Daniels, of Tucson, personal friend and ar dent supporter of his old colonel Teddy Roosevelt, for President, was here a couple of days con sulting with other friends of Col. Roosevelt, who Ben says has the nomination cinched, for sure. In fact Ben is so certain his old friend will win that he is betting money.
 Richard Farrell, Sr., one of Santa Cruz county's pioneer mine owners, who has served the county number of times in official capacity, spent a couple of days here this week on Supe- rior Court business. MT. Farrell owns valuable mining property in the Harshaw district, where he has resided with his family many years.
 Wednesday A. M. Conard, the Sonora land and mining man, who makes Nogales his home, went to Tucson by auto, accom- panied by Mrs. Conard, Master Albert, Fred. Afford and one of the Sisters of the Sisters Hos pital At Tucson the Sister took the west bound train for Los Angeles, where she was called on account of the serious of her sister
 A. c. Bernard, Jr., son of A. c. Bernard of Tucson, came up from Empalme Thursday even