The border vidette., 1912-06-08

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 10 o'clock, Friday, June 14th, for 'Charlie's Aunt
 The train from Tucson now arrives in NOgales at 1O:3O in the forenoon and returns north at 6:3O in the afternoon, one hour an half after the arrival of the train from Mexico. The train south leaves here at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. No Pullman service.
 Let every patriotic American citizen not forget that next Fri day. June the 14th, is FLAG DAY, and each and every one of us should assist in celebrating the occasion in befitting manner, star is now part of that glO- rious banner of freedom.
 Mrs. A. A. Doherty. who for several months has been visiting her daughters at Nordhoff, Cal ifOrnia, will return home today, accompanied by her daughter Miss Edith, who has just grad uated from the State Normal at Tempe. Last week Miss Alexia, who had been visiting with her mother and sisters in California returned home. Now the doctors cup of happiness is full.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy, after an absence of ten days in Phoe nix, where he sat as Superior Judge in several cases wherein the judge of Maricopa county was disqualified, has returned home, and has since been busy in his own court. Judge Duffy also visited Flagstaff and others towns in the northern part of the state on official business. At Holbrook he had the pleasure of seeing Captain and Mrs. Charley Perkins, formerly of Nogales. They were well and happy: Judge Duffy has resided in Arizona more than twenty years. He has a wide personal acquaintance in every county in the state; naturally he is one of Arizona's most popular Superior Judges.
 Colonel Bird, Sheriff Mo Knight, Postmaster Fowler and Bert Cumming attended the big Republican war dance held at Tucson last Monday, at which two delegations were elected to go from Arizona to the RepubE can national convention to be held in Chicago, June 18th. Collector of U. $. Customs O'Keefe and H. K.. Chenoweth, an ex-cOllectOr, also attended and were interested spectators, anxious to see which way the cat jumped. It jumped both ways, always, at the same time, as do all properly trained cats. The next round will be fought in the Windy City between the followers of Taft and Roosevelt. The betting here is about even, with Teddy leading by noss.
 Captain Milan, member of General Viljoen's staff, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. To Captain Milan credit is due for saving a number of lives when the Moderno hotel in NogaleS, Sonora, was destroyed last week. It was from his room that a number of men, women and child ren caught in the doomed build ing, made their escape by means of two bed sheets tied together Without his aid many lives would have been lost, and the thanks of the community is due Captain Milan, the brave Boer, who says he has been in many hot places, but none potter than the inside of Hotel Moderno, just before he left it. To his friend Mr. Martin, of Los Mo chis, Mexico, credit is also due. Martin assisting the captain in saving a young bridal couple, by lowering them to the ground from his widow.
 Elgin B. Holt, senior member of Holt Brothers, the most sue cessful mine operators in the Magdalena mining district, So- nora, is a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. The boys are mak- ing a fortune out of their mines, from which they are making re gular shipments of highgrade silver to the Ell Paso smelter. They are also the principal owners in the Juan Cabral mines
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