The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-23

from Gray Brothers camp near
the Three R. He was a guest
at the MOntezuma hotel.
Mr.. Wellsford, the Noria land
man, who has been a guest al
the National several days this
week, left yesterday for CAlifor-
mia. He reported splendid rains
down Noria- way.
Wednesday Editor Waddell of
the Santa Cruz Patagonian.
drove down from Patagonia, ac-
companied by a number Of
friends. Editor Waddell says he
came down to get a shave and
incidentally get better acquaint-
ed. He and his friends returned
home IN the afternoon.
Robert w. Ogle, one of the
very efficient clerks in The First
National Bank Of Nogales, left
Thursday evening for Denver,
Colorado, his home, where he
will enjoy couple of weeks
with his family. Bob will also
spend several days at Pueblo,
with relatives and friends.
A discovery of high grade gra-
phite has been made close to
| NOgales. from which the lucky
owners will at once ship two
carloads Of graphite Court Re
porter Robert E. Lee is inter
ested in the new discovery.
Hope he and his friends will
make a million, then some.
Jack Cleaver, who for the past
six months has been working at
the Four Metals Camp, came in
from camp last Sunday to trans
act business connected with min
ing interests he owns down at
San Xavier, Sonora. Besides
being a practical miner, Cleaver
is an expert boOkkeeper and &C
cOuntant.
The many friends of Frank
Parker of Parker's Canyon, this
county, will be sorry to learn
that he is a very sick man. Late
Tuesday night DR.. Smoker
motored out to see the young
man, being accompanied by Bob
Harms, Of Harms Bros, Inc.
They returned to Nogales the
following afternoon.
J. D. Rountree, the expert
we'll driller, is here from the Ell
gin country, where he has just
drilled three dandy wells for
Colonel George Beebe. One has
ITO feet of water, one ninety
feet, and one seventy feet. Jeff
hi II
artesian water in the Elgin
valley, at very little expense.
Some day Santa Cruz county
will be one of the best fruit
growing sections in the state
The apples, pears. peaches and
grapes grown here can't be beat
in America, for size and flavor
Fruit growers who understand
the business, realize that for
tunes are to be made in the fruit
growing business, right here at
home.
Mrs. George B. Marsh, of
George B. Marsh, Inc, has re-
turned from a short visit in Cal
ifornia, with relatives. Mr.
Richard Sprecher, who for some
time past has been sojourning in
California, accompanied his sis
ter home. He resided here many
years, being manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's local office.
Tuesday Mr.. T. B. Titus &C
companied by his bride, nee Miss
Hazel Bartell of Camille, visited
NOgales, from their home near
Camille, where Mr.. Titus is sue
cessfully engaged in the stock
raising business. Last week
MI. and Mrs. Titus we're mar
ried in Tucson. We join their
many Santa Cruz county friends |
in wishing them much hap |
piness.
Mason, the French birdman,
who has been making flights in
the vicinity Of Guaymas for the
state troops, has severed his
connection with the constitu-
Cionalists, and for the present !
will engage in the commission |
business, with headquarters in
Nogales, Sonora Mason is a
clean-cut young man, chuck full !
of red blood. He expresses him
self as greatly pleased with the |
treatment accorded him by the |
onstitutiOnalists He swears by
Gpnara1 OhraOOn cOmmap6aT |