The border vidette., 1915-01-23

son 35, returned from Cumeral,
 where he took MT. Frank Pel-
 tier, the cOmpany's bOokkeeper
 and accountant. Engineer RO-
 per has a gang of men at work making a new auto road around the CibutaS canyon, which has always been automObilists' night mare.
 MT. A. MacMinn, one of the best known, most successful dairymen in the state, proprietor of the Crescent Dairy of Tucson, has this week been visitor in NOgaIes. He may decide to bring his famous prize winning dairy herd to the Line City, which he believes is the best town in the state. MacMinn is a past master in the dairy business and a mighty fine man besides. We hope he'll decide to cast his lot with us.
 Vicente Ramirez, Sr., and his son Vicente, Jr., who were bad ly cut and bruised last Monday when their automobile turned turtle on West street, near the Spink residence, are getting along fine, according to Dr. Che noweth, the attending physician. The accident was caused by the brake refusing to work when Young Ramirez was backing the machine down the hill and att tempting to avoid the Proto auto which was going up the hill.
 The new machinery for the Nogales Laundry Company, has arrived and is being installed in the company's new building, by H. P. Mcintyre, of Tucson, who recently arrived here with his family. MT. Mcintyre has had much practical experience in the steam laundry business, and he comes to Nogales highly recon mended both as lauudryman and a first class citizen. The new esta blishment will be ready for business early next month.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson, the Father of Patagonia, was a visitor in Nogales Wednesday of this week for the purpose of consulting his physician, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, who is giving the colonel special electrical treatment for Lumbago, with which he has been afflicted for several weeks. Notwithstand- ing the fact that Colonel Rich has been under the weather for some time, he look ed as if nothing in the world bothered him.
 Lowney's fine chocolates at In ternational Drug Store. adv.
 H. Woodruff, vice president and manager of the United States Graphite Company, is here. from Saginaw, Michigan, to confer with Fred. Carruthers, superintendent of the company'S great graphite mines situated in Sonora. a short distance from Mines Prietas. It has been ten years since Manager Woodruff has visited the mines. Tuesday evening Superintendent Carru- thers arrived from the south, and has since been g. guest at the MOnU6ZuUld.
 Tom Bowman, newly appoint ed American consul, left Wed nesday for Fernie, Alberta, Can ada, where he will fill the i'm portant office of American con- sul. Consul Bowman will first go to Washington, thence to his new post. He has a wide circle of friends and acquaintances in Nogales, where for a number of years he has been stationed as vice American consul. The gentleman's numerous friends join in wishing him good luck wherever he goes.
 B. B. Holt, president and gen eral manager of the CerrO de Plata Mining Company, owners of the great silver bonanza mines in Sonora, about fifty miles south of Nogales and if teen miles west from Cumeral, is back from California, where he spent a month on a com bined business and pleasure trip. Cerro de Pata never looked bet ter than at the present time, and lucky stockholders will hear something drop" just as soon as the new plant is installed.
 This week Nogales has been visited by a number of wealthy gentlemen, who for. many years were prominent citizens of Son sfxT