The border vidette., 1913-09-20


burns great herds of cattle, ac-
companied by Pete Bergier. Wis
tied NOgales yesterday from the
country. Both have many friends
here who always are glad to see
them.
Thursday evening A. S. Hen
derson, chairman of the board
o. supervisors, came down from
Patagonia and spent yesterday
here transacting private bust
ness. He reports business in
his home town good, and pre-
diets lively times there this
winter.
Fred Miller, superintendent of
the -Four Metals mines: has for
several days been a business
visitor at the county seat, being
accompanied by Jack Cleaver,
who since last February has
been in the employ of the -Four
Metals. Manager Turner is in
New York.
William Laughlin, the San
Xavier mining man, has return
ed from the east and is enjoying
short visit here with his fami-
ly. MIR: Laughliu is inpatient
ly waiting for conditions to i'm
prove in Sonora in order to re-
sumo the shipment of ore from
his mines at San Xavier.
Harry K. Chenoweth came in
from his splendid mines out in
the Santa Cruz district Wednes-
day to visit the family and Incl
IDENTIFY transact business con-
nected with his property which
we hope will develop into a big
bonanza. His brother. DR.. w.
F., is interested with him.
Harry Smith. of Hermosillo,
who for many years has been
prominently identified with Ban
co de Sonora, was a guest at
the Montezuma Wednesday,
from Tucson, where he aud
Mrs. Smith had been to see
Ringling's Greatest Circus on
Earth" Mr.. Smith reports hav-
ing lad a glorious time.
Otto III. Hero1d, the ever ac-
commodating efficient cashier of
The First National Bank Of No
gales, departed Thursday even
ing for San Francisco, where he
goes to enjoy well-earned va
cation with Mrs. Herold, who
with her mother, Mrs. M. Mar
steller, is sojourning there. He
will be absent from Nogales two
weeks.
Tall U1o,11e - - o+i1,o of Got
| land, and Miss Mamie Dona-
ghue, native of dear old Ire
land, we're last week made citi-
zens of our good old U. S. A.
Judge Frank J. Duffy of the Su-
perior Court turned the trick in
his usual pleasing manner, and
now Mamie and Jack are a part
of us. Sure and we're glad to
have 'em.
Captain G. E. Hardy, aspirant
for the U. S. .cOllectorShip, was
here Thursday from Tucson.
The captain stated he was still
in the running and proposed to
remain there until some Demo-
Gratis name was sent to the SEN
ate for approval. Then he will
get behind and push in the good
old Democratic way, for the APP
pointee's confirmation.
On the 18th inst there arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Gross, a bouncing
boy, and Mr.. Dozen Dozen. is
now the proudest mining man in
all this mavelously rich mineral
country. Mrs. Gross and the
latest addition to the dozen
dozen family, are getting along
fine, according to DR.. Gustetter,
the attending physician.
Postmaster Harry Barnett of
Patagonia was here the forepart
of the week on private business.
Mr.. Barnett is one of the prin-
cipal owners in the Happy Jack
mines near Patagonia, from
which w. w. Downey & Co. are
shipping highgrade- ore. He
reported the Patagonia district
looking fine, the future of the
district being very bright.
A large crowd of excursion
lists from Tucson are expected
here tomorrow, to witness the
ball game between the NOgaleS
Association team and the Tue
son Groves on the local diamond.
The game promises to be the
most interesting and exciting Of