The border vidette., 1913-08-30

months in California, returned
Thursday. For the present he'll
make Nogales his headquarters
Lulu King, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Jack
King, the Ures mining man, is
here from Los Angeles, enjoy
ing a. visit with her father. She
is a guest at the Montezuma
hotel.
H. E. Stevens, the mining
man, and Thos. Cunningham,
the English engineer, have re-
turned from an extended pros
| pecting trip in the Santa Rita
and Patagonia mountains, this
county.
The state Of Sonora is arrang-
ing to, issue its own money. The
first batch" Of five million dol
lars, is now being printed in
Hermosillo, and VIII be put in
circulation at once, according to
recent arrivals from the capital
County Recorder Phil Herold
is again able to attend the duties
of his Office. For some time
past Mr.. Herold's tonsils have
given him a great deal of trouble.
Last Tuesday DIR. Smelker re
moved them; now Mr.. HerOld
says he feels like a new man.
T. e. Hardy, mining man, re-
gistered at the Montezuma hotel
the fOrepart Of the week, from
La Barranca, Sonora. Thurs
day evening he departed for Los
Angeles, where he went on a
flying business trip. He reports
his section of the state of So
nora quiet.
Thursday there arrived from
Marshalltown, Iowa, Mrs. w. B.
Kibbey, mother, and Miss Gladys
Kibbey, sister of w. Beckford
Kibbey, of the Alamo Cattle Co.
The ladies will enjoy Il visit here
with their son, and later may
visit at Rancho del Alamo, in
Sonora. They are guests at the
MOntezuma hotel.
John Burton, the contractor,
is busy with a force of men tear
ing down the old Breen build
ing, which since it was Quilted
by fire was condemned by the
city council. On the site of the
old structure, which was two
stories high, Mr.. Breen will
erect handsome modern press
ed brick building.
Mrs. E. McClain, mother of
Mrs. John Glasson, accompanied
by Miss May and Master Arthur
Glasson, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glasson, has arrived from
Lake Valley, New Mexico, to
visit her daughter and family.
Miss May will probably attend
the Sisters Academy, and Mas
ter Arthur the Nogales public
school.
Mason, the French bird man,
has returned to Hermosillo, af-
ter transacting private business
in NOgaleS, Sonora. He says
he may later return to the Unit
ed States, but not now. Persons
who saw his attempts to destroy
the Mexican gunboats in the bay
of Guaymas, recently, say the
little Frenchman is one of the
bravest men in the world.
Yesterday III. J. Temple, gen
eral superintendent of the South
ern Pacific of Mexico, returned
from an inspection of the No
gales Cananea branch, being &C
companied by Superintendent
Krohn. For the present the
general superintendent Offices
will be in Nogales, Arizona. Mr..
chief clerk in the gen
eral superintendent office, is
also here.
James Penman, one of the
oldest, best known American
men of Sonora, was here
from Hermosillo, on
his way to Tucson, where he
went on mining business. Mr..
Penman has not been in Nogales
for a number of years; upon his
return from Tucson, he said he
would visit here several weeks,
with old time friends and &C
quaintanceS.
Madison Risinger returned
home last Monday from an ex-
tended visit to his old home in
Pennsylvania, where he reports
having had a fine time. Madi-
son, who is veteran of the
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