The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-04-04

w w tleweiilng is In the city on a
visit with his family.
Fred Becker, proprietor of the
American Hotel at Hermosillo, is in
the city for short visit.
Miss Hughes, one of the Tucson's
most charming young society ladies is
visiting her sister in this place.
This morning Mrs Fred Sterling
left for San Ant mic, Texas, on a visit
of couple of months with friends
and relatives,
Adolfo Kebe, representing the ''Sun
Insurance Office" of London, was in
Nogales last Monday on his way to
Hermosillo and Guaymas in the in
terest of his company.
MIR. and Mrs. n F Bonsall father
and mother of Mrs. S F Noon, left
Wednesday for their home in Ballinger,
Texas. after three months visit with
their daug hter's family in Nogales.
Thursday night Ell. W Jones, the
mining man went down to his mines
in Sonora. Ed and his associates
Frank P. Drew of Mesa, and o. 0.
Saxhang of NogaIes-have one of the
best god propositions in the state.
Thursday Mr.. Dew r. Oliver, pre-
sident Of the Zubiate Mining company,
accompanied by Supt P E Murray
and Mr.. divers son, E. E came up
from the mines. MIR. Murray Is still
in the city but Mr. Oliver and his son
have gone on to San Francisco.
Miguel Padres, the bright young
merchant of Minss Prietas, was in No
gales Thursday and Friday transact
ing important bu.iness He left this
morning for Cananea, where he goes
to esta blish branch of his Red House
at Minas Prietas. Mr.. Padres is a
hustler and he is sure to succeed any
place.
DR.. Schel the optician will not re-
turn to Nogales until next September.
Don't fail to have your eyes attended
to now. Procastination is this thief of
time, also of eyesight. You can't
afford to take chances on losing your
sight. The doctor examines eyes free
and will remain at Montezuma hotel
for two more days.
L. F. Poston, auditor for the Sonora
News Company, whose headquarters
are in Monterey, Mexico, is in the city
on business for his big company, the
main office of which is in the City of
Mexico. Dir. Poston is pleasant
gentlemen and his many friends in
are always glad to see him.
He will return to old Mexico next
week.
Tom Hamilton. Rough Rider,
politician, miner and sergeant-at-arms
of the 22nd territorial legislative as
sembly, is. in the city on a short visit
with his brother and his friend Hon.
30. j Whiteside. Tom has resided in
Arizona many years and he has a large
number of good friends all over the
Before going back to Tue
son he will go to Hernosillo, where he
says he has some unfinished business.
F. Snalley came up from Phoe-
nix on his way to Nogales where he
goes to accept. q deputyship in the
customs service. Mr.. Smalley resided
in Tucson for year when his health
necessitated a change so he went to
California and remained there until
last winter when he removed to Phoe-
nix and took a position in the bust
ness department. of the Democrat.
III A CO We tbat bic bro&bo- ~ aoro,a - 1,aE
ting along nicely in Phoenix.-Star.
Edward E Noon, superintendent of
the Santa Resalia mine and mill near
Arizpe. was in Nogales the forepart of
the week on his way to the State of
Guerrero, via the City of Mexico, to
meet Mr.. E. D. Elson, in the interest
of the Mitchell Mining Il Smelling
company. Mr. Noon, is mepber of
the American Institute of Mining
Engineers and practical mining and
mill man of much experience. We
wish him a pleasant and successful
trip to Old Mexico.
Pete Conner, a well known pros
pector and miner IN this section
recently HleG with an accident III
the Huachuca mountains, which
resulted in death He was in the
Office OF the Exposed Reef company
while the other men were at supper
and it is supposed that while walk
ing about the room he fell striking
his chin on a table. He was found
in an unconscious condition by the
men on returning from supper and
died in a few seconds. Mr. Con-
nor discovered the Exposed Reef
mine and four years ago sold it for
u large sum Of money and since
that time has spent money right
and left, mostly for liquor. He
was intoxicated at the time of his