The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-01-13

night.
The Nogales schools are prospecting
under the principalship of Mr. o. l..
Lewis. ---
The prospects for a fine season for
cattle are good. These SHOWS will
make lots of grass.
John Mason is back from Orc
Blanco, where he has been running an
engine for Geo. Cheyney.
S. NJ. Aguirre has gone to the City
of Mexico, to bring home his brother
Pedro, who is seriously i'll.
Little Irene Woodlum has been
quite i'll during the week with pneu
mon1a, but is much improved now.
The Owl Social Club will have a
great time on the 18th of this month
at its grand masquerade ball.
Geo. w. Cheyney has shut down
the mill at the Old Glory mine in Orc
Blance, on account of shortage of
water.
j. D Milton and his nephew, Jim
Gamble, have returned from the hunt
for Black Jack and MIR. Milton has re-
sumed his run on the road.
Mrs. Walter Douglass returned to
Bisbee last night after spending the
holidays in Nogales with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hanna
We are in receipt of call for a
miners convention by Gov NJ. III. Nc
Cord that we will pablish next week
as we received it too late to print this
week.
The snow remained on the ground
longer this time than for years in
Nogales There was hard freeze
Tuesday night. The snow fell as far
south as Magdalena, in Sonora.
Jos. PaschoIy sent telegram to the
board of supervisors yesterday morn
ing with the names of about twenty
five taxpayers asking that the services
of Expert Heney be continued.
Who says burro can't freeze? One
laid down on Morley avenue yesterday
morning and was SO cold he could not
move. Some boys piled a let of hay
around him and set it on fire. In
few minutes he got warm, arose and
walked off
G. F. Speaker came up from Qua
comae Saturday and remained over
Sunday. Mr. Speaker is assisting in
putting up the mill at the Guacomea
mines for Mr.. w. 5. Smith. The
mill will soon be ready to start up
A texas cowboy got over into
Juarez the other day and killed a
gambler with whom he had trouble !
and when the police attempted to ar
rest him he resisted and killed four of
them before they finally killed him.
"Blue jeans will draw n large /
house as it is one of the funniest plays
ever put on the boards at Nogales 1y 1
local troup. There is a good COM
pany to produce it this time and a
splendid entertainment may be ex-
pectod.
Mr. c. II. Buffet returned from
Lower California Wednesday night
and reports having had most delight
full trip and also a successful one Mr.. |
Buffet says that it is "a mos. beautiful
country and the climate at this tine I
of year is simply perfect.
THE VIDETTE has just received Gov
M. III. McCord's report to the Secrc-
tary of the Interior, and will have
something to say about it later From
what little we have seen of it we think
it one of the best reports for the terri
tory ever publisht d in Arizona
w. G. Greene has filed civil suit
for damages against w. P Wanecross
and Mrs. Mamie Wanecross of Tomb
stone, for libel. They caused to be
printed in the New York World and
other papers slanderous artic es against
him. The article was certainly a
very Hbelous one and the gentleman
ought to have the fall S25, 900 dam
ages which he clain:
Ben Heney, the expert hired by the
board of supervisors, to investigate tie
records of the Office has about com