The border vidette., 1913-02-01

is back from Los Angeles. where
 he had been to consult ear spe
 cialists, and can now hear as good as any body, to the delight of his numerous friends and ac-
 quaintances.
 John Callahan, formerly of NOgales, now a resident of Tue
 son, spent a couple of days here
 this week on private business. Mr. and Mrs. Callahan and their
 lovely daughter, Golding, will be | pleasantly remembered by many
 Nogales people.
 1 Last Wednesday, the five year
 old son of Mr. and Mrs Fer
 nando Rodriguez, of this city, | died after short illness. In their hour of sorrow, the be- reaved parents have the sym pathy of a wide circle Of friends | here and throughout Sonora. The Tucson Citizen says: William J. COlburn, for years resident of Nogales and the proprietor of the Lyric cafe in that town, has sold out his busi ness and has come to Tucson to locate, intending to go into busi- ness when he finds desirable loca tiOn.
 Charley Januel, brother of George Januel, the popular Ger man barber of this city, spent Thursday in the city a guest of his brother. Charley has fine position with one of the big min ing companies at Cananea. Yes terday morning he returned to the big copper camp.
 Mrs. w. H. Smith and the children have been quite ill re- gently, but are greatly inprov- ed, and hopes are entertained for their speedy recovery. MT. Smith is secretary of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Cop per Co.,, the main offices of which are located here.
 R. R. Richardson and A. E. Crepin of Patagonia, have sold their Little Boy mine in the Silver Bell district to Boston in terests, and a large force of men will be put work on the prop erty at once. It is said that Messrs. Richardson & Crepin received a substantial cash pay ment.
 Wednesday pr. Purdy was called to the Three R mine to attend miner who was injured by falling down a shaft. The man was not seriously hurt, and will soon recover. The doctor reports the copper bonanza get ting bigger and richer every day. The daily shipment is now
 Alberto Mascarenas, son of Don Manuel Mascarenas, Sr., the Nogales millionaire banker and ranch owner, who'formerly was manager of the local branch of Banco de Sonora, will shortly return to Nogales from Hermo- sillo to again make Nogales his home. ''The Prince will be welcomed home.
 l.. Stevens, owner of valuable mining property in the Patago nia district, said to possess great merit, was business visitor here Thursday, from Patagonia. The Stevens boys have resided in this county many years, and news that they are about to get the money" will read good to their many friends.
 Mir. Charles V. Fowler, son of Postmaster and Mrs. c. L. Fow- Ter, accompanied by his family, has arrived from Mazatlan and will enjoy a visit here with his parents. Charley is agent at Mazatlan for the Southern Pa cific of Mexico. His mother who visited him recently, preceded him home a couple of days.
 F. E. Monteverde of Los An geles, who is now, and has been for sometime past, extensively | in the land business in the state of Sonora, has this l week been at Hermosillo, where i he makes his heaquarters when | in Sonora. Mr. Monteverde is a live wire," and in the past has sold a big lot of land in northern Mexico,
 The entertainment at the Ly- ric last Tuesday evening given for the benefit of the Catholic | in this city,, was a de- |