The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-09-22

the Santa Gertrude mine in Sonora to
John d. Wilbur of San Francisco and
has returned home to FL Paso, Texas.
Mr. Wilbur will at once put in ma
chinery to work the mine which is
good one. MIR. Bartlett is a successful
mining promoter and only handles
property of the highest merit.
Fred. Borenstein, manager of the
FL Paso store, is daily receiving large
cousignments of goods direct from
New York. He has full l;ne of
ladies' shoes of all sizes and kinds so
that no one need send away for shoes.
He also has a fine assortment of ladies
fall and winter capes and jackets;
ready made skirts, etc. Those wish
ing winter outfits should 80 at once to
see him and make their purchases
in time to avoid the rush. If
Mr. and Mrs Henry Levin will leave
for home Saturday morning after a
pleasant stay in Nogales. They
would have gone sooner had not Mar
Levin been i'll for two days thus pre-
enting the completion of his official
business ON which he came fer the
b. ard of supervisors. The many No
gales friends of Ar. Levin have per-
suaded him to come out for co 4nty
treasurer If nominated Henry will
| be elected.
The public schools of Nosales dis
trict opened Moniay with an increased
attendance aud an increased corps Of
| teachers. The teachers now Elm Logged
are: Pref o l. Lewis, principal; Miss
Nellie Walker, first assistant; Miss
| Stewart, second assistant; Miss Duffy
teacher of the primary department.
with Hiss Mel lie Riggs as her assistant:
The teachers are all persons OF ex-
perieuce and the schools are in first
class hands
The Ell Paso district conference of
northwest Mexico mission conference
Nj. E. Church South will be held i'll
Nogaies Septel,ber % to OCTOBER 2, i'll
the Mexican Methodist church. Most
OF the services will be held in Spanish,
except two sermons by Missionary
Secretary Rev. Walter r. Lambulte.
One OH Tuesday night the 9th and
Oh Friday night the 28th at 1880.
Rev. Lambulte will I'LL the PULPIT at
the American Methodist church. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Hon S j Duckw orth returned this
week from Tol onto, Canada, where lie
attended the Supreme Court, 1nde
pendent Order OF Foresters, as repre-
sentative of the High Court of Cali
forna MIR Duckwerth was chairman
OF the Committee on State OIL the
Order and his report is said by the
Canada press to be the ablest AM
most exhaust, e ever presented to THE
Supreme Court His address on the
Spanish American war clause of the
report is said by the Toronto dai.ies t.
have been the speech of the session
and to have occasloned the most in
tense enthusiasm among American!
and BIitishers alike. MIR. d. enjoy
In an especial degree the confidence oil
Supreme Chief Bangor Oronhyaiekhu
and is looked upon as one OF the com
ing men of the order.
Geo. w. Webb, j. L. Hathaway
and j. }. Chatham, U. s. customs in
spectors, returned tuesday night from
Bisbee where they have been dom.
some good work capturing smugglers
On the 10th OF the month Inspector!
Webb and Chatham captured Antonio
gallons of mescal, three burros ant
firearms. The prisoner was bound ovel
to the grand jury in the sum Of $500
in default of bond he went to Jail Or
the 18th MIR. Webb and j. L. Hatha
way captured a horse, saddle anc
bride and six shooter but the maj
escaped. The boys have made man,
captures during the last three months
The boys headed by George w. WebI
have seized 100 gallons of contrabanc
mescal daring this time and have SEN
to Jail two smugglers and killed one
Where the smuggler was killed som.