The border vidette., 1903-09-12

ISeuu, Ol Jue OO0STeSdIlO1dl
accompanied by their little daughter,
returned from three weeks outing at
the ranch of Oscar Ashburn near Pata-
gonia. Mr.. Reud is as brown as a
berry and says Mrs. Reud and their
little daughter are in splendid health.
They report having had royal time.
Tomorrow there will be services at the
Congregational church at the usual
hours Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
Sunday evening Harry Clarke,
the well known and popular day
clerk at The Arcade, has returned
from his outing on the coast. He
is looking the picture of health and
says the only thing to mar the
pleasure of his visit was the loss of
IONA, his handsome dog, which
was stolen from him. Mr.. Clarke
has offered a nice reward for the
dogs recovery and thinks it will
be returned to him.
A petition has been filed in the
supervisors office asking that
county road be established, be-
ginning at what is known as the
''Pesqueira Bridge" about six miles
north of Nogales, and running
thence westerly by Moons Ranch
to Moons house at Orc Blanco.
Any objections to the same will be
heard by the board at their Office
in Nogales on Monday, October
9Th, 1908, at 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening Hon. Harry
X Chenoweth came up from Mag
dalena. where he and his family
are now residing. They may posi-
bly, soon return to their Nogales
home to spend the winter. Mr..
Chenoweth and his brother Walter
have recently acquired some new
gold properties down in Sonora
which give promise of becoming
very valuable. Tomorrow Mr..
Chenoweth will return to Magda-
lena.
Tuesday John Henderson Of the
Coast Line Copper company returned
to the company's gold mines fourteen
miles east of Poza station on the So
nora railroad, where an experimental
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taken from the mines, is said to he do
ing splendid work Mr. Henderson
came up from camp with Mrs. Hen
derson and the children who will spend
the winter in Nogales in order that
the children may receive the benefit of
our splendid public schools.
Mike Maloney, formerly owner
of the Buena Vista copper mines
now owned by the Nogales Copper
company, has again returned to
| Nogales, after an absence of several
months in California. He says he
is glad to get home. He will short
ly go over to the Orc Blanco dis
trlct, where he has a number of
promising prospects, which he will
develope, Mikes many friends
will be pleased to learn he has re-
turned to make his home there.
Last Wednesday morning at Her
mosillo two of the most popular young
society people of the capital city were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. The high contracting parties
were Mr.. G. Marburg of the firm of
Marburg & Luders, owners of Ell
Globo, and Miss Anita Escalante, the
beautiful sister of Mrs. Dr. w. F.
Chenoweth of this city, who attend
the wedding. The newly married
couple came up to Nogales Wednesday
evening and were guests at the Mon
tezuma that night, leaving Thursday
morning for Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, where they will spend their
honeymoon The VIDETTE wishes the
happy young people much joy.
The Nogales public schools opened
Tuesday, with an enrolment of 266
scholars. The teachers who will have
charge of the school for the coming
year, under the direction of Prof A.
H. Mcclure, are Miss Jessie Bohall,
second grammar; Miss Jessie Crea,
ger, first grammar Mrs Lula Red
doch God, second intermediate; Mrs.
Josephine A. Saxon, second primary
Miss Beulah Smithson, kindergarten.
Prof. Mcclure says the school has
been regarded and the teachers are
much pleased with the change as it
lessons their labors. There has been
some complaint on the part of parents,
on account OF the change in text
books, which has necessitated extra
expense for new books. The change
is not the fault of the teachers, but
was made by the Territorial Text
Book Commission. If the teachers
fail to have scholars provide these
books they are subject, under the law,
to fine, and may have their certiti-
Gates revoked.