The border vidette., 1913-07-12

gllSh mining engineer. says IN
is arranging to develop mining
property near Nogales. W.
hope it's q bonanza.
Mrs. @. A. Berry, an exper
fenced cook, is stopping at the
National hotel. She is anxious
to secure a position as cook in {
private family. Reference fur
niShed. adv.
Hon. George W. Atkinson, OF
CalabaSaS, was a business visit
OF at the county seat yesterday
in company with his attorney S.
L. Kingan and Alfred Donau.
He returned to the ranch on the
evening train.
A. E. Reddoch has been ap-
pointed to fill the new Office of
Clerk of the Board of Super
visors, and is hard at work hold
ing down his new appointment.
The appointment carries with it
a salary of S1OO per month.
L. B. Fleischer, formerly of
Nogales, now travelling repre-
sentative for A. Steinfeld, was
here several days this week
from Tucson. Lew is some
salesman, and is doing an enour-
nous business for lis big house
This week Harry Smith of the
United States customs force,
who for some time past has been
stationed at Tucson, has been
enjoying q week here with his
family. Harry's many friends
in NOgales are always glad to
see him.
Jose CalderOn, the young Her
mOsillO business man, who has
been sojourning in the line city,
returned to the capital city
Thursday, expecting to remain
there several days transacting
private business. 'Pepe" is a
live wire.
Lou Tremaine and a party of
friends last Wednesday evening
motored down from Patagonia,
returning home the next morn
ing. Lou says he's going to be
in that Ell PaSo-PhoeniX road
race next fall, and has a bunch
he'll win.
Andy WalTmark, the candy
manufacturer and ice cream man,
has decided to give the boys and
girls something more solid in
the way of eats, and will in
future serve chicken tamaleS,
WaffieS. etc.. at all hours of the
day and night.
Frank Davis, the we'll known
mining engineer, is back from q
hard trip in Sonora, where he
had been to report on mining
property for big eastern syn
dictate, for which he is consult
ing engineer. He rode horse
back several hundred miles
through a wild portion of So
nora, but was not molesty by
Last Tuesday at Patagonia,
there arrived at the happy home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Evans,
a pair Of twins. a cute girl and a
boy. DR.. Smoker, the
physician, who made
a record run from here to Pata-
gonia, reports the little ones
and mother doing nicely, and
Papa Evans the proudeSt man
in the state. Congratulations.
Hon. Samuel l.. Kingan, ex-
ecutor of the estate of @. Christ
enSen, deceased, accompanied
by Albert Donau, of Tucson,
was here yesterday having bust
ness in superior court in con-
nection with the hearing of the
petition for final distribution of
the estate. Messrs. Kingan and
Donau, having completed their
returned to Tucson on
the evening train.
w. E. Balloon, who recently
sold a valuable piece of ranch
property near Tubac, was a
business visitor in the city
Mr.. Balloon will
shortly remove to his splendid
ranch property near the old
Tumacacori mission, south of |
Tubac, where he and his family |
will in future make their home. |
He will engage in the profitable
business Of goat raising.
Early yesterday morning Mrs. |
Frank Manion of west Elm ST.,
passed away, after an illness of |
only a few days. Besides the
grief stricken husband, eleven |