The border vidette., 1903-05-30
D. G. Chalmers has gone home.

l
 east next week on otficical business.
 Albert Thomas, brother of Genera
 Manager c. N. Thomas, is in the
 city Albert is superintendent dowr
 at the Cerro Prieto camp
 Hon. H. K Chcnoweth has been i appointed one of the members of the
 Worlds Fair Board to take the place
 or Dr. w. F. Chenoweth who was
 unable to serve.
 The many friends of Mir Bowen,
 for d long time with the Sonora
 News company in this city, learn
 with regret that he has resigned
 his position with that popular firm
 to accept a more lucrative one with
 firm in Austin, Texas The first
 of the week the gentleman depart ed for his new home carrying with
 him the best wishes of everybody, for Bowen was a special favority in Nogales social, athletic and theatrical circles.
 The news of the death of Mir. Lozier, the New York capitalist. who owned the San Francisco mine near Llano, Sonora, was learned here with regret by many people who knew the gentlemen during his life. Mir. Lozier died quite suddenly in New York on Monday, May 25th. The cause of his pass ing was not given in the letter re- ceived here by Mir. Fred Sterling from Mir. Austin, superintendent of the San Francisco mine.
 Monday morning John Symonds of the Torres and Prietas R. R. passed through Nogales en route to Los Angeles, California, where he has gone to have his eyes treat ed. The gentleman has for some time been troubled with sore eyes caused by over-work and he will now receive special treatment from one of the best specialists in the United States John has many friends in Nogales all of whom hope his recovery will be speedy and permanent.
 Sheriff Turner has been a busy man recently rounding up the boys and making them come in with their School Tax. This tax used to be called the poll tax. Now that the right name for it has been given 1t is expected that it will be paid with greater cheerfulness than formerly marked the giving up of 1t when the average and uninform- ed citizen thought it was imposed upon him for the priviledge of living. The sheriffis meeting with splendid success.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by Lieutenant Raymond Briggs, U. $. A., recently stationed in the Phillipine Islands, who is now home on leave of absence The visiting at Lochiel, the guest of the Camerons. He was accompanied to Nogales by ! Harry Renshaw, manager of the Washington Trading company's stores, Dr. A. & Russell, of Wash | ington and \. c. Banks and c. A. Bankerd of Duquesne, who chap eroned the gentleman about town. | Yesterday the Lieutenant returned | to Lochiel.
 Manager N. K. Noon of the Diamond NJ" ball team is in re- ceipt of an invitation from the of the Huachuca team to come to the fort to play ball today and tomorrow. On account of the inability of many of our boys to get away today the members of the local team and about thirty of their friends will go up to the fort tomorrow morning and give the soldier boys a worse drubbing than they gave then here in Nogales last Sunday. The soldiers are good and the Nogales boys will enjoy their visit to the. fort
 Marcus D. Smith of the Cananea has made arrangements to publish daily paper in the Span sh language. It will be the only paper on the American continent to publish the full report of the Associa ted Press dispatches. trans lated into Spanish. This new will be valuable ad- rertising medium for American in 1ustries in the Mexican Republic. El Paso, Texas. on account of its situation, has been as the home of the new journal THE NIDE'TrE wishes Mir smith abundant success in his new venture He is hustler and Fl Paso is to be congratulated upon 5he fact that he has decided to enter her newspaper field.
 Thursday evening Mir. James F.