The border vidette., 1913-07-19

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971, and Thos. Fraser's big
seven passenger Winton Six, in
charge of a careful, experience
ed driver, will do the rest. adv
Alex. Carpena, proprietor of
the international Store, writes
from Los Angeles that he and
the folks are having a delight
full outing there with numerous
friends and acquaintance flom
NOgales and Sonora, now visit
| ing on the coast.
Last Wednesday w. G. Bow
man returned from Los Angeles
and Sacramento, where he had
been on business connected with
the shipment of Sonora beef
cattle, last week He was ac-
cOmpar1ied by Mr.. Rafael Canon.
wealthy Sonora stockraiser.
The ever welcome rainy season
IN southern Arizona has arrived
on regulation schedule time, to
the infinite satisfaction and de-
light of rancher, Stockman and
miner, the just and the unjust,
etc. etc. The glad news comes
from every section of Santa Cruz
county.
T. B. Titus, better known as
Buck" owner of fine ranch
over Camille way, where the
latch string is always out, was
here several days this week re
ceiving and giving the glad
hand. Buck said everybody out
in his neck o the woods was
we'll and happy.
H. NJ. Clagett, of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, this week purchased
handsome new Pope-Hartford
automobile from Tuft & Smith,
the Tucson auto dealers, who
have been spending several days
here. Two of the three ma
chimes brought with them have
been disposed Of.
Harry Taliaferro, agent at
Empalme for the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, who has been
spending his vacation in Califor-
mia, is in the city enjoying a
visit with old friends and ac-
quaintances. Harry's many
friends will be pleased to learn
that he is greatly improved in
health.
Joe Polin, the Hermosillo cap
italist, accompanied by his in
teresting family, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Polin, who is a daughter of Don
Francisco Tapia, a wealthy citi-
zen of Sonora, now sojourning
here with his family, with the
children, will remain here in
definitely, but Mr.. Polin will re
turn south next week. -~.--.
Joe Thompson, well known
Nogales boy, who for some time
past has been successfully en-
gagged III business at Cananea,
arrived. from the, copper. camp
last evening to enjoy few days
with his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Thompson. Joe was one of the
few Americans who stuck"
during the strenuous times In
Cananea.
Editor Waddell Of the Santa
Cruz Patagonian, accompanied
by his family and the Patagonian
devil, Il bright youth, drove
down from Patagonia last Mon
day, returning the same day in
evening. The Santa Cruz Pata-
gonian is doing big lot of
boosting for Patagonia and the
country, and de-
serves the liberal support it is |
Wednesday P. J. Mcintyre of |
the Verde Mining Co. and Geo.
D. Gross hauled a big lot of |
camp and mine supplies out to
the company's property, where
exploration and de-
work is at the pres
ent time being done under Mr..
personal supervision.
The property owned by the Yer
de Mining Co., has the ear
marks of making good produc-
ing mine.
Tomorrow evening J. A. Lee
CARA, manager Of The Red
House, will depart for little old
New York and Philadelphia, to
purchase fall and winter goods
for his immense store, which
under Joaquin's efficient man
agement, is doing an enormous
business. He expects to remain
in the east six weeks, during