The border vidette., 1914-11-14

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 elect accompanied by Maste i George, his bright little son
 visited the county seat Thurs
 day, from San Rafael valley. 1 George Januel, the exper German barber, on Morley Ave 1 in Brickwood building, guaran , tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him a trial
 Every thing neat and clean. Hail
 Cutting a speciality. adv. George M. Ryall, the New
 York mining promoter, who foi
 several years bas been connect
 ed with the mines and smelter
 at Fundicion, Sonora, was wis
 itor in Nogales last Thursday on
 his way east from Fundicion,
 where he had been accompanied
 by MT. Bailey, wealthy land
 owner and rancher of southern
 California. MT. Bailey express
 ed himself as delighted with the
 wonderful resources of the south
 country.
 Frank Proctor, one of Ariz ona's pioneer citizens, who dur ing the boom days of Cananea, helped to make history for the big copper camp, accompanied by MT. Gibbs, also live wire in Cananea business and social circles, spent last evening in Nogales, leaving this morning for the San Rafael valley. Mr. Gibbs is a brother of Tom Gibbs of the Nogales Auto Com pany. Before going to Cananea, he was chief clerk in the local Espee office.
 Manager c. H. Hector of the Drug Company, accompanied by Mrs. Hector and the baby girl, went to Phoe- nix the forepart of the week on a com bined business and pleas ure visit. While there MT. Hector will attend the meeting of Arizona druggists, and Mrs. Hector will purchase a number of thoroughbred cows for her Winner Dairy, and for local people who have great conf lence in her judgment, both as to quality and price.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer, 5he we'll known merchant who for many years engaged in busi- ness in Nogales, now located at Laredo, Texas, where he and lis brother Ernest. own big tile establishment, was @ business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week k. While here the Lieu tenant ;old his interest in the l.. B. Fleischer 6 Company mercan- ile business on Morley avenue, o MT. Augustin Levels, who in uture will carry on the busi tess.
 Alberto Mascarenas, son of | Don Manuel Mascarenas, the banker and 1anch 'wner of this city, for a long ime manager of the Nogales 'ranch of Banco de Sonora, is lere from San Diego, California, where he is successfully engag- d in the commission business. 'ince lea wing Nogales, many hanges have taken place in the yay of civic and other improve lents, all of which MT. Masca- enas notes with pride.- He lay decide to return here to gain make this his home.
 Ed. Larier. proprietor of he Montezuma Bar, accom- anied by Mrs. Lanier and IT.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, an automobile party nat left Nogales last Sunday or the State Fair at Phoenix. The cross-country trip from the .ine City to the Capital City, 'as made in MT. Smiths ma hine, with Raymond at the heel. During MT. Lanier's ab ence from Nogales, his popular emporium in the Iontezuma, was in charge of l. Saxon and James Johnson.
 Thursday the men accused of tempting to blow up a pas enger train on the Nogales- ananea railway, a short dis lnce from Nogales, were taken , the state penitentiary @ Her. osillo. It it said that Cara ay, one of the Americans,
 ade a full confession, in order , save his own hide. Slim Tatt's the American released v the Mexican authorities, pon request from Secretary of ID