The border vidette., 1915-01-16

1 here from the old town, on buSi- ness connected with the Ford for which Karns Bros. Inc, of this city, are general agents. ; He reports business out of sight"
 H. I. Randolph, of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, is back from an extended business visit in the east, and is busy shaking hands with his numerous friends H. l. is master bridge build CT. Mexican bullets have no terrors for him.
 Orange blossom candies at In International Drug Store. adv
 E. B. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company, of Patagonia, was here transact ing business a couple of days this week. Bethell says he still has hopes of seeing Patagonia become a great mining center, and is going to stay for the boom"
 The first passenger train since the washout OF the Nogales- Cananea branch, went over the line yesterday, and hereafter regular trains will run between here and the big copper camp. Superintendent Krohn has work ed life a beaver to get his line open for traffic.
 S. M. Wills, Uncle Tom, 7" who owns valuable gold mining property situated on the west slope of the Huachuca noun tains, says he has deal on the tapis for the sale of his prop erty Uncle Tom" has been here several days buying mine and camp supplies.
 Colonel George Beebe, of dry farm fame, accompanied by Mrs. Beebe, spent a couple of days at the county seat this week, from their delightful country home near Elgin, one of the best sec. tions in suthern Arizona. He reported everybody out Elgin way prosperous and happy.
 Mr.. Weir Osborne, of Phoe- nix, has this week been a busi ness visitor in Nogales, being h ap ron d around by Phil Herold, ex- county recorder. MT. Osborne is a brother of Secre- tary of State Osborne. He is a native son of Arizona, and one of Phoenix best known young busi- ness men.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Baadte, of Sheldon,' Iowa, are visiting in the city, as guests of Frank Sul-- livan, the mining man, who is brother of Mrs. Baadte Both Mir. and Mrs. Baadte are de lighted with our glorious winter climate, and may decide to spend the remainder of the winter here.
 Get a Thermos bottle at Inter- national Drug Store. adv.
 Tracey Bird, son of Col. and Mrs. A. T. Bird of the Oasis, who since leaving Nogales has, residing at Glendale, in the Salt River valley, is enjoying. a visit here with his parents. Tracey's many Nogales friends are pleas ed to see him. All will be glad to learn that he contemplates returning here to again make this place his home.
 Nick Farrell, eldest son of Hon. Richard Farrell, Santa Cruz county's representative in the state legislature, was here a couple of days this week, hav- ing been called as a trial juror, from Harshaw. Nick reported his section of the county look ing fine since the great rains, and predicted a prosperous year for rancher and stockman.
 This evening William Colburn will open his new Lyrico wet goods emporium in Nogales, So- nora, in the Mascarenas build ing, near the city plaza. Chas. Casteel and Andy Wallmark, two popular American today tossers, will assist in the man. agement of the new Lyrico, which Mir. Colburn says will be first class in every respect.
 A. S. Gangloff, manager of Penn Sonora Mining Co.,, owners of the splendid old Durazno gold mines situated in Sonora, a short distance southwest of Nogales, formerly owned by Peter Johnson, has returned from his old home in Pittsburg, Do uvhnrn ho Sr1ont fhn hOli-