The border vidette., 1903-10-24

| gatlOnal church, was a success both socially and financially. The sup
 was good and the service excellent, thanks to the ladies, to whom much credit is due. Everybody. especial | lv Pastor Wm. Reud, is grateful to 1 them.
 Thursday evening John Grant and
 Phil Snodgrass, the mill wright, re
 turned from a business visit to Doug
 las, Bisbee, and Naco. Mir. Grant says the growth at Douglas is remak-
 able and surpasses anything ever seen
 in the southwest. The gentlemen also
 visited the great Cananeas, where he says everybody is now celebrating on account of President Greene's re cleo i ton to the presidency of the big com- l pany.
 1 Thursday evening Manager and | Mrs. Ferd VanMouricl1 of the Sonora News Company, this city, entertained the following ladies and gentlemen at their pleasant home on Avery Avenue. in a most delightful manner: Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Gustetter. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Rutherford, District Attorney Frank J. Duffy, Lieutenant Phil Her. old, Dr. Ray Ferguson, Mir. Bracey Curtis; Misses Brown, Barr, Duffy, Marstellar.
 On October 3Oth there will be special meeting of the stockholders of the Golden Rose Mining & Milling Company, in this city, at which i'm portaat business will come up for con sideration. It is reported on good authority that extensive work on the properties which are situlted twelve miles from Nogales, in Santa Cruz county, will shortly be commenced. The work was suspended about ayear ago.
 Monday United States Court Com missioner R. D. George completed the final arrangements whereby seven Chinamen will receive free transport- ation back to China, all because they were in the United States without the consent of our Uncle Sam, who is mighty particular about such affairs. Nogales seems to be favorite place for these gentry to enter this country. Tom Quinn, the we'll kno xn inter preter, was present when the Celestials were examined.
 MT. Bud Spires, who some time ag'' resided in Nogales. but for the past year resident of Tucson, where he was engaged in business, has returned to Nogales, and will in future have charge of the roulette wheel at the Montezuma hotel. Bud Spires is known far and wide as 8 ''square sport" and will give everybody square deal. Buds many friends in NogaIes will be pleased to see him back. Later Mrs. Spires and little Zelma, will come down from Tucson to make their home here.
 Wednesday Mir. c. w. Phillips of the Magdalena Forwarding Company, departed for the east on an extended business and pleasure trip, going via. Fl Paso, Texas, where he was met by Messrs. Delaney and Horace Grannis, ! who recently visited here from New York, for the purpose of Investigating ! aud investing in Sonora properties in the Magdalena district, Sonora. Mex i ico. The gentlemen will all return to l Sonora Tn few weeks prepared to resume their mining operations on an extensive scale.
 c. F. Moss, young prospector who made his home at Fl Paso and Bisbee for while, has mysteriously disap- peared. He was on prospecting trip in southern Sonora and one night, short time ago, went into camp with an American and two Mexicans Next morning he was nowhere to be found, though all his things, even his coat, were in the camp. His companions made through search but were un- able to get any trace of him. 1t is supposed he got up in his sleep, wondered off and fell over precipice. He came from Chicago last December