The border vidette., 1897-06-26

at Fairbanks for some time and her
many friends regret to see her go.
San Juan's day passed off very
quietly in NoCales.
a Chinaman and IL Mexican woman
were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock across the line Thursday.
Col Juan Fencchio gave a supper
to his friends at Hotel Cazabon San
Juan's day. y general good time was
had
Mr. J. Geo. Hilzinger and Thos. A.
German are doing good work among
the business men of Nogales on the
Story of Tucson and Pima comfy.
They deserve success.
w. H. Randall has struck three feet
of copper ore in his Ashville mine on
the west side of the Patagonia noun
tains, fifteen miles from Nogales.
L. Ephraim is in from his Promon-
torio mine in Sonora. lie has struck
it richer than ever and is piling up his
ore waiting for the raise in silver.
Nose Drachman, the genial and
popular Arbuckle coffee man is in town
stocking up the stores with his goods,
Nose is rustler and does a good
business every place he goes.
G. J. Wimpic. one of the best known
mining men of the west, returned
from the east yesterday and will go
on to his mines today. He has
very important Mining deal which he
will soon close.
The sisters of charity of Tucsoa are
making preparations to build in No
gales, seminary and boarding school
for Young ladies' This will bring a
large number of people from Sonora
here each year.
Railroad avenue will soon be graded
and then that thorougEfare will be one
of the finest in Nogales. Already DIR.
A. A. Doherty and other property
owners have built stone sidewalks III
front of their properties
Sam #. Constable, manufacturers
agent for Tillman q Bendel, San
Francisco, for Arizona, New Mexico
and Texas, was in Nogalcs Wednes-
day interviewing the merchants Sam
always does good business in the
Line City.
E. B. Hogan will soon tear down his
frame U1acE=mith shop and erect in its
stead, big adobe shop. He will have
to raise the floor three feet to conform
with the new grade of the street. The
building will be 60x90 feet.
Prof. Ricketts,, arrived IN town this
morning and left shortly after tran
sacting some business, for the Buck
Diamond, where he is looking after
the interests of the Copper Queen Co.
who have bond Oh the property
Tombstone Prospector.
Miss Kate Christ, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Airs. Geo. Christ, returned
from the east yesterday morning where
she has been attending a musical
academy at Oberlin, Ohio. The young
lady returns highly accomplished in
music and her many Nosales friends
hope soon to hear her sing. She has
sweet, we'll trained voice and her
two years training has improved her
wonderfully.
Some of the ladies OF Negales have
organized a guitar and mandolin club.
Prof N. Gutierrez Is the director Fol
lowing are the names of those who at
present belong: Mrs. H K. Cheno-
weth, Miss NanueIa Escalante, Miss
Sharley Martindale, the Misses Marti-
neg, Mrs S. Martinez, Miss Cristina
Ramirez, Mrs. G. Ramirez, and Mrs.
F. VI. King. There will be others join
and it is the intention to have six
mand~ Inns, five guitars, two harps and
one bass viol. The members meet
Mondays, Wcdnes lay and Fridays.
Nearly all the members play quite
w, Ii and understand music SO that
they will soon be abe to give a concert.