The border vidette., 1912-08-24

| HIS SI)eeuy, cOinpleUe recovery
 He and his estimable wife, have pleasant quarters at the Nation | hotel.
 Arturo Araiza, mineral agent
 at Magdalena, was among the
 refugees who came up from the
 south Thursday Arturo will go tc
 the coast for d well-earned rest
 of a couple of months. Just
 this time business in his office is
 not very brisk.
 Doe" Downie, mine foreman
 at the EI Tajo mines in Sonora
 after weeks visit at Tucson
 with relatives and friends, re turned to the city Tuesday, and Thursday went to Patagonia to say hello' to the boys-Gus Garick and the rest.
 Alfonso Pellegrin, who has been absent from the city sev- eral months, is spending a couple of days here with rela tives. Al fonso is interested in mining properties in the stata of So- Il ora, which he will visit as soon as the rail coad to Alamo $ is opened.
 Yesterday a mixed train was sent south over the Sonora, as far sout1 as LlanO. It will be some time before traffic will be resumed to Hermosillo and Quay mas, as it is not thought the railroad com oany will attempt to rebuild the bridges burnt be- tween POza and PeSdueira.
 Thursdays delayed passenger train from the south, brought several hundred refugees from towns along the railroad as far south as Carbo, and as a result NcgaleS is crowded with men, women and children, who will remain here until after until the red tiaggers are driven out of Sonora.
 Mess. George and Duke Parker were county seat visitors the fOrepart of the week from their fine ranch homes in the beautiful San Rafael valley. They came in to discuss taxes with the board of equalization. They returned home we'll pleased with the treat ment received from that honor able body.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Ed. Massey returned to their home at M a agd d lena Eds. many friends will be pleased to learn that he has greatly improved in health and is on the road to re- covery. During his stay in No- gales he and Mrs. Massey occu- pied pleasant quarters at the National hotel.
 Senor Roberto Bernal, the Mexican newspaper, man after having been released from jail, where he had been committed on a charge of conspiracy a gainst the republic of Mexico, is again doing business at the old stand in the Santa Cruz House. The order for his release came from Washington.
 T. J. O'Keefe, brother of Col lector Con O'Keefe, has resigned the position of chief clerk, and removed from here to Yuma, for the benefit of his health. Tim's many friends hope he'll soon recover his former good health and return to Noga- les to reside with his family. T. keOugh is acting as chief clerk.
 Karns Brothers have complet- ed the big municipal water sys- 5em, and it is said to be first class in every respect. In the installation of the plant and pipe inc the Karns boys and Jack | otraith have worked like fire fighters. We congratulate them lpOn the results attained. The | ;ity got it's moneys worth then | some.
 Mrs. Henry Nebuear, nee Ma luela EScalante, sister of Mrs. | W. l.. Mix and Mrs Harry K. Jhenoweth, is visiting here from Philadelphia, after an absence | ,f many years. She is accom- panied by two bright little daughters. MT. Nebuear is one 'f the big automobile dealers of he Quaker City, where he has made a fortune.
 John YOas, one of the county's prosperous cOwmen is visiting in he city on business connected with his farm. When asked by
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