The border vidette., 1903-08-01

MI AN' A dSc OI IIeIlnOSlHO hdS opened up a new Faro game in the Monte Carlo. Mir. Page is well known as a square dealer.
 Tuesday evening Mir. H. s. Stew art, the well known Pittsburg at tornev. who is now looking out for the business of the Duquesne Min ing and Reduction Company in Santa Cruz county, returned to Nogales from the east and Wednes- day went over to the company's property at Duquesne. The gen. tleman's many friends here are glad to see him back.
 William V. O'Daly, the well known mine superintendent, has this week been twisting in Noga- les. Mr. O'Daly is interested in valuable mining properties over in the Moctezuma district which bid fair to become great produces. Bill" as his friends like to call him, las helped other people to become rich and we hope soon to see him in that class.
 This week TIE V1DETrE composit- ors had fiat take, so fat they soon were "out of sorts" The Tucson Citizen and Paul Hermans were call ed up on the phone, as was our old friend the Star. The next express from the ancient and honorable pue bio brought us all sorts of 'tsorts," and helped us out of a hole. THE VIDETTE will always feel under lasting obliga- tions to our friends in Tucson.
 Monday R Zellner, Jr. the pop ular Los Angeles piano dealer, whose fine pianos can be found in almost every town in Arizona and Sonora, was a visitor in Nogales in the interest of his house. The gen tleman has just returned from a two weeks business trip to Chica go. He combined pleasure with business and said he had both a pleasant and profitable visit. He looked it.
 Thursday night A. NJ. Conard, French Hays and the Hand brothers came up from Hays Camp. Over two hundred men are working for the big company and Assistant General Man. ager Conard is one of busiest men in the State of Sonora. President and General Manager c. w. Hays is now in Washington, D. O.. where the prin- cipsl offices of his colossal incorpora- ton are located and where he and Mrs. Hays now make their home.
 Tuesday NJ. M Conn and O. o. Sax hang, drove out into the country and bagged a nice lot of birds, which were brought into town and placed in "Dad" Clark's cold storage. We'd nesday afternoon, Messrs. Conn and Saxhang invited number of their friends to an old fashioned bird pie, which with it's many nIce trimmings made feast fit for the gods. To say it was relished by each member of that stag party, would be putting it mildly.
 Dr. A. H. Noon, one of the pio- neer mining men of the Gro Blan- co district, who now makes Noga- les his home, has returned from a tour of that district. He says there is unusual activity over that way now and arrangements are be- ing made to start development work on a large scale at number of the big properties. The doctor has deal on the tapis which when consummated will put him high and dry on ''easy street"
 "Napa" Nick one of the oldest and squarest sports on the Pacific slope, can have no kick coming re- garding the reception he received here last Saturday evening when he arrived from Tucson to attend the opening of NJ. NJ. Conn's new i palace. Some of his friends were at the depot to welcome Nick. They picked him up and carried him to The Palace where he was given a warm reee 2tion by a hun 1 dred friends