The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-25

ing on Cooking at Life" Ia the
evening the subject will he ''Samson. "
The Thompson Street Poker Club
left for Tucson Thursday morning to
battend the grand lodge of poker
sharTs that is to meet there this
week.
NJ. X. Rodgers, the miniag man,
was in from Arizpe district Wednes-
day where he is doing considerable
development work on some copper
claims.
Judge w. H Barnes of Tucson, was
in Nogales Tuesday and Wednesday
on business. The judge has many
friends in the line city who are always
glad to see him.
w. r. Sprecher returned to Crit
tenden Thursday after months out
ing in California. Dick looks hale
and hearty. He came in from Crit
tenden to spend few days with his
sister.
The charity concert given by the
Ladies' Mandolin and Guitar Clab re-
Gently for the beneGt of Ambrosio
Vega, Melted that unfortunate boy
$500. The money will be used to pur-
chase wooden legs.
CT. renee CASTOR and Johnny Gibson
left last night for Gainesville, Missouri,
Mr.. Gasten's home. johnny will enter
on a two years school course.
Lie. Jose Enciso Ulloa. one of the
leading lawyers of Sonora, arrived on
Thursday evenings train from Her
mosillo and will visit in Nogales few
days.
Walter L. Mains big circus will
show at Tucson October 5. This is
one of the best shows of its kind on the
road and is highly spoken of by the
press.
d. H. Forsyth, who for some time
has been resident of Nogales, left
Thursday for California where he will
make his home. Mr.. Forsyth has
made many friends in Nogales who
wish him success wherever he may be-
Mr.. John A. Gowan, the mining
broker Of the we'll known firm of Har-
low & Gowan, has moved into n fine
suite of front rooms in the new Wylie
building The suite is elegantly fur
nished and in most desirable locality.
The party given in the warehouse of
the Mexican custom house last Sunday
night was most enjoyable affair.
Those participating wish to express
their thanks to Collector Ogarrio who
so kindly gave them the use of the
warehouse.
Last Sunday evening at Hotel GAIA
bon, Colonel W. P. Harlow enter
tanned Adjutant General K. Allyn
Lewis, Lieutenant Colonel Cotton, N.
G A, and some friends at dinner
As host and toast-master Colonel
Harlow has few equals.
Last evening the first train over
the break since last Saturday came
in bringing twenty-nine cars of
freight. 1t is thought that no diff
Guilty will he experienced in keeping
the road open III the future as the re-
pairing that is being done will put
the road in better condition than ever
before.
After you get angry and stop your
paper, just poke your finger into water,
pull it out; and look at the hole. Then
you will know how sadly you are
missed. A man who thinks paper
cannot thrive without his support ought
to go away and stay awhile. When
he comes back, half his friends will not
know he has gone and TIE other half
will not care, while the world at large
kept no account of his movements
You will find things you cannot ell
dorse in every paper.-ExchanSe
A recent land office ruling, relative
to permits to cut public timber, pro-
vides that permits shall hereafter not
embrace more than quarter section,
or 160 &C es. Also that an applicant
shall not be accorded second permit
unless an urgent necessity exists there
fore. Heretofore the custom has been