The border vidette., 1913-06-28

y remainder of the summer in No gales. Since returned from a visit to Mrs. Levin's old home at San Francisco, a couple of months ago, Mrs. Levin and the children have been SOiOurning i in Tucson. with relatives and friends. Don Henry is now wear ing broad smile of content ment.
 Friends of J. F. Mcintyre for merly of the firm of Cumming x | Mcintyre, insurance agents of this city, who now resides at Toronto, Canada, where he is manager of The Federal Life Assurance Company, will be glad to learn that he is well, i happy and prosperous. Jim is a mighty fine fellow, deserving the best of everything. We join his friends in wishing him con tinued good luck.
 Mr. Jack Williams, General superintendent H. J. Temples assistant, accompanied by En- gineer Cate, also a superinten dent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, for several days has been down in Sonora, on i'm portant business for his com rany. Messrs. Williams and Cate have for some time past been making NogaleS their head quarters. However, they hope soon to be able to join their chief at Empalme.
 It is said that the seizure of all property of absentees sus- pected of being unfriendly to the constitutionalists, will be made by the Sonora officials. Commissioners have been ap- pointed to make seizures in every town and district of the state, and millions of dollars of city realty, ranches and farms will be appropriated to the use of the state, according to re lia ble information from HermO- Sillo. MT. Plp ptarco Hernandez, a number of years agent in So nora for A. Steinfeld. tie great Tucson merchant, is the head of the commission. with headquart- CTS at HermosillO.
 Wednesday Manager Harry Barnett of the Happy Jack Min ing Company, was a business visitor in the city from Patago- nia, his home. He stated that work of developing the Happy Jack will be resumed on a big scale, and he has every reason to believe he'll soon prove up a great property, thus adding an other big producer to Santa Cruz county's already growing list. His many friends here join us in wishing him good luck. We always believed the Happy Jack would some day prove a winner, and we are pleased to learn that Manager Barnett is going to have a chance to make good"
 Nogales, according to E. l.. Chalfant of the Fourth of July advertising committee, is going to celebrate the great natal day Most glOriouSly and hilarious ly," with attractions and diver SiOns of all kinds, including the big military and fire parade, water throwing by the Fire De partment, etc, in the forenoon, and ball game between Tucson and Nogales teams, and athletic sports in the afternoon, follow ed by fireworks and grand ball in the evening. Every body is cordially invited to assist in making the eagle scream in good old fashion. Take a day off and come to Nogales July Fourth.
 Thursday morning the Misses Beatrice and COnsuelO Mix, ac compIished daughters of Mayor and Mrs. L. w. Mix, returned home from Notre Dame seminary at San Jose, California, to spend the summer vacation here. Mayor Mix went to Tucson We'd nesday to meet bis daughters and accompany them home. While in Tucson the mayor, who is the chairman of the Fourth of July committees, arranged with the manager of the Grove ball team, for d game here on the Fourth. A handsome purse will be hung up for the winner of the game, which promises to be fast and interesting from start to finish.
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