The border vidette., 1914-12-26
Parisian ivory goods at Inter national Drug Store. adv.

national Drug Store. adv.
 Dr. w. B. Kibbey and wife, accompanied by their son, R. Carrcl, have arrived from Wash ington to spend the holidays here with their sons and broth CTS, w. Rockford and Frisco, Sonora stockraisers. Dr. and Mrs. Kibbey are well and favor ably known here, where they have spent considerable time during the past few years. This l is Carols first visit.
 | E. B. Jones, the brick maker, who owns a valuable country place north west of the city a few miles, is building new resi- | dence, but not where he start ed to build it before the great rain storm, which washed away the foundation of his proposed new residence. The house will | now be built on high ground, !, where Eb. says he can always find it, rain or shine. Parties who have visited the flooded sections down labasas- way, say that the stories of the extent of damage to farms on the river, were not exaggerated, and some O the farmers will lose fifty, some seventy five per cent of their farming land. A great deal of damage was also done by water flooding the homes of farmers, who were driven out by the water.
 Lowney's fine chocolates at In ternational Drug Store. adv. T. D. Bowman, for a long time vice consul at Nogales, un- der Consul Simpich, and former consul, Dye, has been appointed consul at Fenie, Canada, and will leave about the first of Jan uary to take charge of his new post. Consul Bowman during his residence in Nogales has made a host of friends, all of whom will be pleased. to learn of his well-earned promotion,
 John Yoas, one of Santa Cruz county's successful stockraisers, who recently moved his herds from the Huachuca mountains to the west side of the Santa Ritas, spent several days at the county seat this week, from his ranch near Tubac, where he and his brother Bird now make their home. He reported feed good and cattle in prime condi- tion in his section of the county.
 Buy Holiday gifts at Interna- tional Drug Store. adv
 H. J. Temple, general super intendent of the Southern Pacific of Sonora, with headquarters at Empalme, who left here early this week for home to spend the Christmas with his family, is re- ported as being marooned be- tween the washouts south of Carbo. Supt. Temple is in his private car Sonora, and en- joys many comforts of "home," 7" but he'd much prefer being in Empalme.
 Joe Polin, the Hermosillo druggist; Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil engineer; John Higginbotham, the Laird of Carbo, and Ira Bowers, the Noria mine and land owner, have this week been marooned in Nogales on account of the great floods along the line of Sonora railway. However, all have many friends here who will assist in making their stay | pleasant.
 On account of great washouts both east and west of Tucson on the main line of the Southern Pacific, also on the Nogales- Ben son and Nogales- Tucson lines, it will be several days before there'll be any trains, mail, passenger or freight, from the north. The Sonora and No gales -Cananea lines are also out of commission, and it will be some time before traffic will be resumed to the south of us.
 Have you seen the new line ot handsome screens shown at | Marsh's. You cannot fail to find one that will please you. adv.
 The big flood at Calabasas and vicinity caused a great deal ot damage to real estate, but other wise is said to have done a lot of good, nothing else could have accomplished, when many citi- | 1opS of that SoctiOn were com.