The border vidette., 1913-08-02

Frank Relchcrt, Mrs. Geo. j 9.
Hard and her son William, left
! Wednesday for Los Angeles,
greatly pleased with her Arizona
! visit. Mr.. Reichert accompa-
MED Mrs. Hard and William to
Tucson. returning to Nogales
/ Thursday morning.
Thursday Charley Thompson,
many years connected with the
local office of the Southern Pa
cific company, as chief clerk,
departed for Naco. where he
will take charge of the com
pany's business, as agent.
Wherever Charley goes he takes
with him the best wishes Of a
host Of Nogales friends.
Ed. Lanier, for a long time
owner of The Palace saloon,
which he sold to Joe Dupuy of
this city. has purchased The
Stag Saloon, one of TucSon's
big popular wet goods emDori-
ums, and will again cater to the
foot sore and weary, who are
tired and thirsty. Ed's numer-
Gus friends and acquaintance
join us in wishing him good
luck. He's white through and
| through.
A number of vicious dogs per-
mitted to run loose in NOgaleS
should be killed. The other day
one of these brutes attacked and
bit a beautiful little girl while
she was passing along Morley
avenue MOI only should the
dog be killed but its owner
should be prosecuted. Possibly
no town on earth the size of No
gales, has as many worthless
ours; they should be kept off
the streets or killed.
Dr. e. NJ. Carpenter, who for
a number of years has success
fully practiced medicine at Ca
nanea, was a business visitor
here a couple of days this week.
The doctor owns valuable min
ing property out in the Santa
Cruz mining district, close to
the international line. He hopes
conditions will soon improve in
Sonora He was accompanied
by DIR. Neal, one of the physi-
clans Of the big copper company
at Cananea.
Mr.. Young, the we'll known
geolOgist who has been doing
professional work for the La
Cobriza Mining Company, will
leave today for his home in Chi
cago. Mr.. Young has reported
on many great mines in the
United States and foreign cOun-
tries. In his work for the La
Cobriza Mining Company. he
was ably assisted by Mr.. E. B.
Sharpe, the company's secretary
and treasurer, and Attorney
Frank j. Barry
Dad" Hesekiah w. Clarke,
the pioneer stockraisers of Ca
mile, where he has one of the
finest herds of white face cattle
in the state, is a guest at the
Brickwood hotel. He is accom-
panied by his little grandson.
Donald, who is visiting town for
the first time. Mr.. Clarke's
friends will be pleased to learn
that he recently received from
the United States a back pen
sion of $500, and in future will
receive $50 per month.
James Bent, the mine super
intendent, is back from Bisbee,
where he enjoyed a few days
visit with the family of his
brother-in law, Alex. Nichols,
and two sisters. Mr.. Nichols
holds responsible position with
the great riining company at
Bisbee. To him we are grateful
for a number beautiful mineral
specimens which we greatly
prize. Specimens from the Bis
bee mines are the finest i'll the
world No mineral cabinet is
complete without them.
Harold Wheaton, of Magda-
lena, who recently acquired
valuable mining property out in
the Altar district, Sonora, is
here for the purpose of having
Hugo w. Miller, the assayer, do
a lot of work for him. Mr..
Wheaton believes in being sure
he is right; then go ahead.
However, he is confident he has
a good thing and has backed his
judgment with hard dough. Mr.
brought with him a big carload
of gold ore taken from his prop
erty. He says the car should
not him * Ol0 GOLD