The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-01-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. Stewart, manager for the Du-
quesne Mining company, is i'll the
city.
J. A. Faymonvilie is now in La
Cananea, Sonora, on business for
Henry Levin, the Nogales broker.
Mrs Ida Durszo, sister of Henry
Levin, is here from Tucson on short
visit with her brothers family. Her
little son Alex. is with her.
Mrs A. B. Richmond and the
children will in the near future remove
from Nogales to Patagonia where Mr..
Richmond is employed as assayer for
the Arizona Gold and Copper company
of which Geo. w. Grove is general
manager.
Judge L o Cowan willsleave for
Phoenix today. The Judge is one of
the leading candidates in the field for
speaker of the Lower House of the
Legislature. From present indications
he is in the lead for the place The
members of the assembly could select
no better man for the speakership than
Judge L o Cowan.-Star.
TIE V1DETTE is glad to learn that
Milton Bohall, proprietor of the Amer
lean Tonsorial Parlors, has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Nogales. Mil
ton is a good barber and a splendid
fellow and if he handles Uncle Sans
mail the same pleasant graceful manner
he handles our razor, be will do. We
take off our hat to Postmaster Bohall
and wish him a successful administra
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Schwab and their
daughter, little Miss Alice, left Nogales
for a visit of several months in Paris,
France. At New York they will take
the steamer Savoy which will sail for
Havre on the 22d inst. They will
remain in Paris couple of months
and will leave that city about the first
of April, returning home. The
Sch wab family were former residents
of Tucson.-Star.
Tom Hamilton is in the city from
velt's Rough Riders. He was in
Troop IA" "Bucky" O'Neirs famous
troop, with Robt. Rinehart, So
nora News company's popular man
ager. Both Tom and Bob staid from
start to finish and went up San Juan
Hill together on a ''keen lope." Mr..
Hamilton since his return from Cuba
has been successfully engaged in min
ing and has made a number of good
turns. Hei here to visit few days
with his brother who is working for
the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing
company.
Last Saturday evening NJ. NJ. Conn
gave banquet in the Moss Rose res
taurant to few friends in honor of
Americon Consul! Albert MIorawetz
and Mr.. Edwin Baker, the newly ap-
dointed United States collector of
customs at this port. The affair was
most enjoyable and will not soon be
forgotten by those present for Mr..
Conn has way of doing the grand
that beats 'em all. The following gem
tlemen make up the little party: NJ.
NJ. Conn, U. S. Collector Baker, A.
Sandoval, E. Gonzalez, mayor of No
gales, Sonora, William Schuckman,
o. o. Saxhang, J. NJ. Nichols, E. D.
Miller.
Thursday Dew R. Oliver, presi-
dent of the Zubiate Mining COM
pany of which P. J. Murray is gen
eral manager. was in the city on
his way to the mines in Sonora.
He was accompanied by his son,
who several months ago accident
ally shot himself and was taken to
San Francisco for medical treat
ment. The young man has fully
recovered from the gun shot wound.
A 4O-stamp mill is now on the way
to the Zubiate camp to take the
place of the mill destroyed recently
by fire The mill will be erected
at once and the mines again oper-
ated on a grander scale than ever.
Thursday evening Mr.. Murray and
Mr.. Oliver and son left for Zubiate