The border vidette., 1903-11-14


 of days in the city on business. He
 owns some good placer ground about
 fifty miles from that place. Doc says
 his new gold dry washer is world
 beater.
 Sheriff Turner this week appointed
 Geo OWesney deputy sheriff.
 Mir. Wesney is one of the best all-
 round men in the country and Inc will
 make good officer. His new position
 does not in the least conflict with his
 responsible position with the railroad company.
 John Cady of Pataeonia, has pur-
 chased V. w. Clark's Palace lunch
 counter, and from now on will have
 personal charge of that popular place. Cady is a frst-class cook, and will take pleasure in treating you right. Give him a call. His place is open day and night
 William Schuckmann, president and general manager of the Las Dos Nn- clones Cigar factory, IS going to give away a fine authomobile, some time next year. Every person who pur- chases 25 cents worth of the famous Las Dos Naciones cigars is entitled to chance to win the authomobile.
 Tuesday morning Deputy United States Marshal Will Hill left for Tucson with ten Chinamen deported by United States Court Com mmissioner R. D George for being in the United States without a chock gee. Beats the band how these yellow boys keep com ing our way They seem to like our climate.
 Mir. w. E. Topham, formerly head book keeper for the Southwestern Commercial Company, is now occupy ing a responsible and lucrative position with the Sandoval National Bank of this city. MT. Topham Is one of the most expert accountants in the west and will be valuable acquisition to that strong financial institution.
 Postmaster Milton BohalPs troubles are over The postal department at Washington has notified him that in the future his allowance for rent of office will be increased Heretofore the amount allowed for office rent at this place has been insu fficient and MT. Bohall has been compeled to go down into his pockets and dig up the 
 Mr John F. Tener, the successful Pittsburg mining man, now operating in the Megdalena district, Sonora, was business visitor in the Line Cities the forepart of this week. The house of Tener Bros & Balch Is rapidly becoming one the largest wholesale and retail mercantile estab- lishments in northern Sonora. The main store is at Magdalena
 On Monday afternoon at ? o'clock the funeral of the late Mrs James Flynn, who died the evening before at the family residence in this, took place, being in Nogales cemetery. Decease was only p ears of age, and died from that dreadful disease, con- sumption. TIE VIDETTE jolns the en- for the bereaved husband in this his hour of sorrow.
 Yesterday morning Major Fred Herrera of Pellegrin X Company, re- turned home from an extended trip in Sonora on mining business. He re- ports having had both a pleasant and trip over a portion of Sono ra's great mining field. Besides in samples and mineral speci- mems, the major brought home with him a fine member of the land turtle family.
 Forty eight different persons attend ed preaching services at the Methodist church, last Sabbeth. When we re member that the church had been closed for a year, this is a good beg inning. Good congregations should attend tomorrow, and assume an orieinal way. The twenty third psalm, for his text. The services are at 7:3O p m and l l a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 Max Marks, after several months spent in Bisbee, where he was engaged in business, has returned to Hermosillo. Max is interested in number of ex- cellent mining properties in the state of Sonora, which he thinks will bring him good returns on the money in vested. His many friends in Arizona and Sonora wish him abundant good tuck in all his ventures. He stopped over couple of days in Nogales on ais way south.
 Mr. Geo. R. Ryall of Baltimore, one of the stock holders of ,he Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling \ Lumber Company, arrived in the