The border vidette., 1897-12-11
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numerous orslers for assays. AL
though only recently established, such
is the entire satisfaction that their
work gives, that the furnaces are kept
busy all the time
Deputy Collector A P Behan
brought in Julius X unde from Lo
chiel on a charge of smuggling BEEF
into the United States from Mexico.
Judge Duffy gave Kunde hearing
and bound him over in the sum of
$500, which lac gave.
In another column will be found q
new ad of P. Sandoval d Co. The San
dovals have one of the largest custom
house brokers offices in Nogales and are
reliable business men in every respect
Any business entrusted to their care
will be carefully attended to-
George Cunts, Ed Brady and L.ke
Smith returned from Casta, Sonora,
Friday, where they have been for two
weeks hunting. The gallant nimrods
brought with them six fine deer and
report having had fine trip. They
sold ten besides the ones they brought
in with them.
An effort is now being mape to play
"Blue Jeans on the % of this month.
One of the finest A merican dramas of
Indiana life. A further notice will
appear next week. New scenery will
be used and the saw-mill incident will
be thrilling enough to suit every body.
a real saw being vised in this scene.
The Owl social club was organized
last Monday with membership of
fifteen. The club will give masquerade
balls and other entertaia ments during
the winter. The membership is limited
to fifteen members but invitations will
be issued to outsiders. The FIRST and
opening ball will be given January IA
at the Athletic club rooms.
w. G. Greene has been indicted in
the second degree for the killing of Jim
Barnett and will have his trial on the
14th inst There is not much doubt
but that Mr. Greene will be cleared as
he did what any man under the cir
cumstances would have done and the
man he killed was mighty good man
to be dead.
At the last meeting of the Nogales
town council Captain J. J. Noon was
elected mayor, vice G. A. Avery, re-
signed, and T. J. Wylie was elected
clerk, vice A. J. Griswold, resigned.
Captain Noon is one of the solid
citizens of Nogales and true friend
of the town. We congratulate the
council in its selection of Captain
Nooa for mayor
j. W. O'COnner, the mill-wright, is
back from Harshaw where he put in
some of the latest improved Frue Van
ners for Billy Powers at his Worlds
Fair mine. Chas. Taylor is running
the mill aud is making a success of it.
Mr. Powers has one of the best silver
mines in southern Arizona and is max
ing a success of working it and con-
centrating the ore.
Geo. B. Ryan, representing Hubbard,
Spencer, Bartlett Co., of Chicago, |
wholesale hardware people, was in No
gales Monday in the interest of his firm.
Mr.. Ryan is an agreeable young man
who knows how TO sell goods. The firm
is a good one and handles only first
class goods at low prices. R. Seekamp
is the travelling representative for So
nora and has worked up fine trade in
that state, qs:g
Wednesday morning about four
o clock a fire broke out in the wood
shed adjoining the residence of E. L.
Pearson The blaze attracted the at
tentien of some persons who shot sew
eral times with revolvers, which aroused
Capt. L. w. Mix, J. 3. Mix and Mar
shall Bird and they soon had stream
of water trained Oh the burning shed
which extin suished what might have
been confagration.
Mr.. Colenan has been recently ap.
pointed superintendent of the Santa
Rosalia gold mine in the Arizpe dis
trict. Mr.. Coleman comes here from
California, he is an expert enced mining
man and will ell the position he has