The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-13

! l.. b. E1elScner, formerly OF
| Nogales, who now travels for
! a. Steinfeld of Tucson, was here
Thursday in the interest of his
mammoth wholesale and retail
! establishment. Mrs. Fleischer
and the children make their
home in Los Angeles, with Mrs.
| Manuel Mascarenas, her mother,
i who has IL beautiful home in the
City of Angels.
Wednesday there arrived in
the city, Mr.. Benton Bowers. Of
Ashland, Oregon, accompanied
by a number of friends, who on
Thursday morning continued on
south en- route to NOria, where
they will be guests of Bowers
brother, [. E. Bowers, the well
known mine and ranch owner,
who came up to the border to
meet the party from Oregon.
The gentlemen from the north
represent big lot of capital.
They may invest in Sonora land.
Here's q good one on Com
| mOdore Clement GuIon of New
York City, who was a guest at
the MOntezuma hotel last week
| Bright and early one morning,
the commodore who is an early
riser, called bell hop and asked
for a sherry and egg. The bell
hop brought nice order Of sher
red eggs and coffee. The ever
genial commodore gracefully ac
copied the substitute, and later
invited his friends Worthington
and Dupignac to join him in a
sherry and egg.
The Nogales Jersey Farm
owned by H. NJ Clagett, and
managed by Mr.. A. A. Hudgin,
is rapidly gaining an interna
tional reputation and doing much
to advertise Nogales and Santa
Cruz county as an ideal stock
raising section. A. A. Hudgin
is a postmaster in the business
of breeding and raising thorough
bred Jerseys, and just now some
of the best Jerseys in America
can be seen at the farm. Go
out and see Mamie Hudgin,"
and NAMES John Bull"
William E. Bowers owner of
Los Coches, one of the best
farms in the state of Arizona,
arrived in the city Thursday
and has since been busy greet
ing old friends and acquaint-
ances. MIR. Bowers came to Santa
Cruz county many years ago
from Philadelphia, his home
town, for the benefit of his health
which was poor. Since coming
here he has been enjoying ex-
cellent health, and says he would
not trade his beautiful ranch in
the Camille mountains for the
county of Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Fleischer, manager
of the European Arizona Mining
Company, is here from the
camp, having come to town to
meet his brother Lew, who is
travelling for A. Steinfeld & Co.
of Tucson. Out at the Buena
Vista mines owned by the lieut.
enant's company high grade ore
is being sacked up for packing
to the railroad mule back for
shipment to the customs Smelt-
er. The lieutenant is very en-
UHuSJdSUlC Over UIle llGuTe O1 Ills
property which he believes will
make him and his friends in
dependently rich. VIM. Schuck-
mann of this city is secretary
treasurer of the company, the
main offices of which are in No
gales.
Senator James A. Harrison,
president Of the Santa Cruz
Valley Bank and Trust Com
pany, spent Thursday in the
city from his splendid ranch on
the river. The senator's num-
erous friends are making a great
effort to land him in the U. S.
collector customs office, made
vacant by the recent resignation
of Con O'Keefe. Captain Char
ley Hardy of Tucson, who is
also a candidate for the collect
orship, was visitor here Mon
day He stated that while he
would be glad to land the nice
plum himself, he'll take his hat
off and get behind the man who
receives the appoin tment. Same
here, old boss. The Democrat
who receives the appointment,