The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-06
Joe Berk reports having had
a splendid trip east.

George Spindle has gone tC
Douglas. During his sojourn
here recently, George succeeded
in making a few profita BILE turns.
! George McLain is now the
owner Of the handsome bay sad
die horses. formerly the prop
erty of a Fifth cavalry officer.
George held the lucky number.
This morning G. W. Tonl1ins,
Of La CObriza, was IL sOuthbound
passenger, being en- route to La
CObriza. He was accompanied
by Mr.. Young, the Chicago geo.
lOgiSt.
Just received; Mothers eco
nomy combination union suit
and under waists cOnfiner. Sizes
from 4 to II years. Price IS
and IS cents a suit. THE RED
HOUSE. adv.
Hon. Jas. H. Duff, prominent
attorney at-law of Pittsburg,
Pa, has this week been guest
| at the Montezuma hotel. He is
a friend of Judge NJ Marsteller
of this city.
Yesterday Mark Lulley re-
turned from a business visit to
| Tucson, where he resided more
than a quarter of a century ago.
Mark says the old town Is rapid
ly becoming a city.
A. M. Conard, president and
manager Of the Sonora Copper
Company, is here from NOria,
Sonora. He reports splendid
rains down Noria way, and the
country looking fine.
superintendent A. Dumbauld
of the Nogales Sewer System,
has completed repairing the
damage done the system during
| the great lain storm last Sun
day night, north of the city.
H. A. Smith, a we'll known
Sonora land man, was in the
city Monday on his way to Her
mOsillO Mr.. Smith makes his
home in Tucson, where he and
| his family have a pleasant home.
W. H. Smith has accepted the
position of clerk in the City
Water Department, made vacant
by the resignation of Francis
| Duffy, who has returned to
school. Will is a first-class book
keeper.
James Parker, Jr., who with
Frank Moson is successfully en-
gagged in the cattle business
over in the San Pedro valley,
was here Wednesday on visit
with his sister, Mrs. Judge F.
J. Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Strong,
stockholders in the La Cobriza
Mining Company, accompanied
by Mrs Weston, also stock
holder, have this week been
guests at the Montezuma hotel,
from Chicago.
G. G. King, secretary and
treasurer of the Verde Mining
Company, is here from the mines
in the Patagonias, having come
to town to meet President p. J.
Mcintyre, who has returned
from the coast.
Mr.. Paul Crawford, who for
some time past has been operat-
ing a mine near Patagonia, is a
visitor in the city, being accom-
panied by Mrs. Crawford and
their little son. Paul is a native
son of Nogales.
Thursday evening Miss Alicia
O'Neill, the highly accomplished
daughter of r. L. O'Neill, cash
Ter of the Santa Cruz Valley
Bank and Trust Company, was
a northbound passenger on the
NOgaleS- Tucson train.
Charley Fowler, Jr, returned
yesterday from Tucson where
he purchased a number of trucks
and delivery wagons for use in
Nogales. Charley is wide
awake hustler. He makes good
at anything he undertakes.
Fred. Weymer o. San Xavier,
Sonora, is business visitor in
the city. He is interested in a
valuable silver mine situated
near San Xavier, which he and
his associates are about to sell
for a handsome sum of money.
w. M. Hunter, one of the best
land statesmen in the country,
was a business visitor here sew
eral days this week. Thursday
evening he departed for Los