The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-10-11
Dennis Coughlin. the Wash

known Xix, Is mere Tor the big
celebration, tomorrow. Dennis
has been slightly under the
weather recently, but he couldn't
stay away from the re union OF
Bills. Even the thought of it
makes him feel better.
A. Dumbauld, for long time
the efficient superin of
the Nogales Water Department,
has resigned that position, in
order to engage in business less
strenuous and exciting, but more
profitable Anything Dumbauld
does. be does we'll. His success
sor has not yet been appointed.
J. L. Pope agent at this place
for the Southern Pacific, left
Thursday for San Francisco to
enjoy his vacation with Mrs.
Pope, who has been there for
some time past. During Agent
POpe's absence, Mr.. Charley
Thompson, will have charge of
the Southern Pacific's local bust
ness.
Wednesday while working on
the Rountree-Quain we'll drilling
outfit at the new homestead of
HI. j. Saxon, north Of the city a
few miles, Bill Quain, came
mighty near losing a hand. Bill
came to the city and had DR..
ChenOweth fix his injured hand,
two fingers of which were badly
curshed.
Early Monday morning the in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. @. p.
CrOnin died after a short illness,
and was buried Tuesday, inter
ment being in the Nogales GENE
terry. Mr.. Cronin who for some
time past has been in Phoenix,
arrived home in time for the
funeral. We sympathize with
the sorrowing family.
B. Lewis, of Parker's Canyon,
where he owns a good ranch and
a fine bunch Of cattle. was here
last Tuesday, having drifted to
town on his famous cow-horse,
Cuts" on which Mr.. Lewis
some time ago made a great re-
cord for himself and Cuts"
Lewis is arranging to prove up
on his homestead in Parker'S
Canyon, this county.
,, Joaquin GARLIC, a we'll known
second hand dealer of Tucson,
to whom a shipment of arms
and ammunition was consigned,
has been held to the federal
grand jury, by the United States
Commissioner, at Tucson, re-
Gently. The war stuff was seized
at the Southern Pacific freight
depot, by order of the United
States marshal. Carrillo's bond
was fixed at 81, 900.
Another important discovery
Of bonanza copper ore has re-
Gently been made in the great
Three r mine, formerly owner
by Richardson & Crepin of Pa
tagonia, now the property Of N.
L. Amster, the obe-Boston
millionaire. The strike was made
at the SOO-foot level and is one
of the best ever made in the
mine, which is considered Pata-
gonia's "one best bet"
Captain Lon Haley of Tucson
has been unanimously chosen to
umpire the ball game tomorrow
afternoon, between NOgales and
Tucson Elks. The game, which
will be called promptly at two
o'clock, is going to be the most
wonderful exhition of it's kind
ever witnessed in the state. If
you want to enjoy a good laugh.
witness the contest between this
aggregation of s-beens.'
Thursday Colonel R. R. Rich
ardson and A. E. Crepin, of Pa
tagonia, arrived from Tucson,
and yesterday left for home.
The gentlemen have just dis
posed Of their Silver Hill group
of mines situated in the Silver
bell district, Pima county, to
Mr.. [. N. Kjnzie of Douglas.
The new owner is doing a great
amount of work on the property,
from which he is taking out and
shipping high-grade ore.
Ed. Converse, of the E. G.
Cattle Company, California, &C
companied by Keith Knight of
Tucson. Arizona, who recently
contracted for one thousand head
of steers from the Crittenden
Cattle Company, of which O. F.
Ashburn is manager, spent sew
eral days in Nogales recently. |
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