The border vidette., 1903-08-15

Ed. Holler, brother of Charley Holler, Jr, arrived home Friday morning
 Yesterday W. E. Frances and A. Began registered at the Brick wood from Tucson.
 Dr. J. CUnderwood, general man. ager of the Yerkes Gold Mining Go. is in the city.
 w. Iharra, a prominent Guaymas merchant, is spending a week at Con sul Mascaren IS Buenavista ranch.
 Jim DurnaI, road foreman at Camp Hays IS in the city. Last evening he treated some friends to fine beef's head
 Ed. Wheeler has returned from his eastern trip and reports having had delightful visit in New York, Boston and Coney Island.
 Ex-United States Marshal Daniels has gone out to his mines for a few days. Geo. Wieland is superintend- Ing development work.
 The many friends of "Captain" Carlos Arnold, will be pleased to learn he and hls wife are now in Fl Paso where they are doing we'll.
 D. P. Murray, who since last April has been mining in Sonora, after couple of days spent in Nogales, left for Hermosillo this morning.
 THE V1DETrE has been informed on good authority that Mine Host L. J. F. Jaeger has purchased the new Santa Rita Hotel at Tucson.
 Last evening General Manager 0. N. Thomas and c. R. Brown, cashier for the Nogales Copper Company, came up from the Cerro Prieto camp.
 Typewriting- from dictation or copy. Furnished drafts made from rough notes in mining or legal work. E. w. Amsden, district attorneys office; phone 35l, after hours.
 Last Thursday a Mexican coach- man was killed on the road between Minas Prietas and Zubiate mines. He was terribly mutilated by his assassins who are supposed to have been Yaquis.
 Pablo Soto, who recently returned from prospecting-t trip to the Yaqui River has accepted position in the grocery department of the South western Commercial company's store. Soto understands the business.
 Last night in San Francisco, lief fries put 'Gentleman Jim" Corbett to sleep in the tenth round. The report of the fight was received in Nogales last night by rounds and local lovers of the pugiiistic art turned out in force.
 At the hour of going to press the case of the Territory vs. John Stein. charged with indecent exposure, was on trail in Justice Ashey's court, District Attorney Duffy Is represent ing the territory and D. G. Chalmers is attorney for the defendant.
 If you want real Favorita Cigar 3 for 10 cents American money, go to Jehn Jund's old stand, now presided over by Pete Cazabon, the veteran saloon man. He also sells three fingers of the famous McBryer for 10 cents American. Charley Castile is head salesman.
 A. M Conard, who for the past two years has held the responsible position of assistant general manager for the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling ,E Lumber Go. whose big holdings are in Sonora and Arizona, has resigned. It is understood T w. Hand of Alaba- ma, heavy stockholder in the com pany, has accepte d the position caused by Mir. Conard's resignation. Mr. Conard is in poor health and will now take well earned rest
 Last Thursday while four small boys of Nogales, Sonora, were out hunting q shot gun was accidently discharged and l3-year-old Arturo Vasquez was shot in the face, from the effects of which he died a few hours later, in terrible agony. Ar turo was son of Catarino Vas9uez of the Times office, and brother of Ra- fael Sousa an employe in THE VIDETTE office. The funeral of the unfortunate boy took place yesterday forenoon.
 Superintendent of Schools w. A. O'Connor is in receipt of letter from Superintendent of Public Instruction Layton, saying that there will be no change in the textbooks for the public schools of the Territory, except in req ders. The Progressive series of readers have been selected instead of the Alp pleton series that have been .in use. The Board of Education adopted the following books to be used in the ad- vanced grades of the Grammer Schools: Wentworths New School of Algebra, Meyers General History, Davis Ele-