The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-09-08

ator, will leave in Il week or ten days
for the east to visit ms family. Gus
is prince of good fellows and has
made a host of friends in Nogales who
will be sorry when he goes aud glad to
see him return.
Chas. Bowman came in this morn
ing Five days ago MIR. Bowman
started for Nogales from Tucson but
has not reached his destination yet.
He was caught in the washouts. He
will stay over until tomorrow and try
it again.-Prospecter.
Mrs. Ernestine Gray Lulley, (uni-
versity graduate) will take limited
number of pupils in piano, organ and
singing. English, French or Spanish.)
Residence, Sonoita Avenue, second
door from Mexican consulate Office
hours from to p. III.
Walter Calisher will leave tonight
for his home in San Franciscos--"here
he has accepted lucrative position.
During Walters stay in Nogales he
has made many friends who while
sorry to see him so wish him all sorts
of good luck wherever he may cast his
| lot.
Under Sheriff Henry George, of
Maricspa county, was in the city Mon
day. He came to Tucson fora ERIN
inal whom he landed in the Tucson
Jail for safe keeping while he came on
to Nogales on business Sheriff George
is a splendid officer and fine gentle
man.
George B. Marsh, who has been
rusticating on the coast, principally at
the famous Catalina Island, returned
home the forepart of the week. MIR.
Marsh reports having had a splendid
outing and he looks we'll and hearty
as result. We are glad to see George
back.
County Assessor Henry Levin has
been appointed by the supervisors of
the county to serve some legal notices
OIL delinquent taxpayers and will visit
Nosales the irst of the week for that
purpose. He will drive overland from
Tucson by private conveyance and will
be accompanied by Mrs~Levin.
Today the Democrats of ,Nogales
will hold primary ele; ion for the
purpose of electing delegates to meet
at Tucson next Monday for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the Terri
torial convention to be held in Pres
colt September l6. Thepolls will open
at 9 a IN, and close at B p. m.
On Tuesday night while John Jund
was out eating supper, some sneak
thief entered his place from the rear
and stole his money drawer containing
about twenty dollars in change and
some valuable papers. The till was
found in the back yard but its con-
tents were gone as we'll as the sneak.
Mr. Monroe Soldering, president
and general manager of the Peoria
Rubber and Manufacturing Co., of
Peoria, Illinois, and MIR. j. Schnebly
of the same place. who have been in
terested in mining matters here left
for the east Tuesday night on their
way home. They viii return to Ari-
IONA soon on important business.
Mr.. John Rees, formerly of Phoe-
nix. but for three years employed az
engineer at Santa Elena, Sonora,
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route to the capital city, where he will
spend a month visiting friends and &C
quaintances. Mr.. Rees says Santa
Elena has one of the finest climates in
the world and is a good camp at all
seasons of the year.
Under the new postal regulation no
letters will be returned to the sender
unless it is so specifically stated on the
envelope. Heretofore the card of a
firm or the name and place of the
sender was always considered sufficient
to insure the return of the letter if un-
delivered but this will not now suffice
To he returnable it must be specifically
stated on the envelope.
A recent issue of the New~York
Herald contains full-length picture
of Al. Wrisht of Yuma. tho color