The border vidette., 1913-11-29

 pany, accompanied by his wife, near Noria This is MT. Sharpe's first visit in the city for two months, and his friends are pleased to see him. He and Mrs. Sharpe are guests at the National hotel.
 The stag Thanksgiving turkey dinner at Jones' last Thursday evening, at which there were twenty bachelors, and sod and OtEer widowers without homes, was a great success, thanks to Clarke and Colonel J. w. Pro- yard, whose fertile brains con- ceived the idea and carried it out to happy ending. Every body had a glorious time. No arrests have been made up to the hour of going to press.
 Mr. J. D. Mitchell is arrang- ing to open a commission office in the new Breen Building on Morley avenue. MT. Mitchell has for several years past been
 
 ling Mexican lands and mines, and comes to Nogales highly re- commended. He is delighted with our glorious climate and Nogales' business future, and will make this his future home. THE BORDER VIDETTE wishes the gentleman success.
 Fleischer's" the new haber1 dashery owned by Lieutenant Richard Fleischer, the veteran clOthier, is now open for buSi- ness, and the lieutenant is as proud as a small boy with; his first pair of red-top boots. The new store is in the new James Breen building on Morley ave- nue. Being centrally located, and personally managed by Dick Fleischer, "Fleischer'S" will no doubt do a splendid business, from the kick off," We wish Dick success.
 There was an exciting horse race last Tuesday between State Representative Harry Saxon's black stallion, Champ Clarke, and Tom Cummings bay Stal-' lion, William J. Bryan. As g. result of the contest between those two illustriouS democrats, Mir. Saxon is now one hundred dollars and three year old steer ahead. Tom says another story would now be told if William had not jumped the track, and insists Champ can't do it again for money, chalk or marbles.
 Joe Dupuy: proprietor of The Palace Saloon, has gone to Santa Barbara, California, to enjoy Thanksging with his mother. At Tucson Joe met his sister, Mrs. Joseph Politzer, of New York, who was on her way to the coast to visit her mother for the first time in a number of years. During MT. Dupuy's ab- sence from the city. James Schultz will be in charge of The Palace. Jim is postmaster in the saloon business in Nogales where he has resided many years.
 P. J. Mcintyre, president and III dndSSI O1 OilO SlOC NHihih5 Company, whose eye was badly injured while prospecting on one of his company's claims on the west side of the Patagonia noun tains, has this week been a visitor in the city, being accom- panied by MT. c. c. King, sec retary and treasurer of the com pany. MT. McIntyre'S many friends and acquaintances will be pleased to learn that his optic is much improved, and he soon will be able to again follow the pay streak"
 J. I. Jones, of Texas, father in-law of Jesse Gatlin, the well known stockraiser, has been here several days this week, be- ing accompanied by his son-in- law, who has a wide circle of friends and acquaintances in No gales and throughout Santa Cruz county. MT. Jones is also well known as a successful StockraiS- CT in the Lone Star state where he resided before coming to Ari- zona to make his home. While here MeSsrs. Jones and Gatlin will buy a bunch of Sonora steers for their Santa Cruz coun- ty range.
 T. J. Watson, president of the OS Anoa1eS CitU and COuntu