The border vidette., 1903-02-14

: Rev. Mr.. Black and estimabl,
wife of Tucson, are stopping in thu
line city for few days prior to {
D meeting of the Methodist Con
D ference.
Judge Dee Reese, recently APP
pointed by L. S. Collector Baker
to the responsible position of de-
putty collector OF customs at the
SUPPORT of Douglas, has gone to
that place to assume his new duties
The Judge has host of friends in
Nogales all of whom join TIE
NIDETTE in wishing him success
Attorney D. A Richardson has
returned from Cincinnati, Ohio,
where he and DIR. Gustetter went
two weeks go on mining business.
At Cincinnati Mr.. Richardson be-
come very i'll and for time he
thought he would die He lost
no time in getting back to sunny
Arizona where Richard" will soon
be himself again. The doctor re-
manned in the east to complete the
business which took him there
Percy Sharpe has gone to Chi
cago to attend a meeting of the
Acknowledging Copper company,
recently Incorporated under the
laws of Arizona by Mr.. Sharpe and
his father for the purpose of operat-
ing the celebrated Bonanza ledge
in Pinal county which are said by
competent experts to run 81 per
cent copper and 800 gold to the
ton. Mr.. Sharpe expects to be
absent from Nogales about ten
days.
We understand that DR. A II Schell
the eye specialist of Tucson will be at
Montezuma Hotel next Wednesday
and will remain for 3 or days only.
This is the doctors regular semi annual
visit and his success in the past
bespeaks for him liberal patronage
on each visit. He positively cures
weak eyes, headaches or nervousness
with glasses and carries a complete
line of glasses with him. He makes
the unusually liberal offer of refunding
money if patient is not satisfied in 80 |
days trial, IN this way the patient
takes no chances as the doctors |
guara ntee is perfectly good. He
makes no charge for testing eyes and |
sells the glasses at reasonable price.
Train Master Jim Gordon of the
Sonora railroad has resigned his |
position with the company and
will engage in another line of bust
ness in Nogales, Arizona. 1t is
said that w. G. Bulge, the veteran
railroad man, who has for num-
Der of years been with the COM
pany, will be promoted to the posi-
ton of train master. Mr.. Bulge,
like Mr.. Gordon, whom it is said
he will succeed, is "a first-class rail
road man of many years practical
He is IL good man in
any position connected with rail-
reading, and his promotion is de-
serving.
A new station has been established
on the Sonora railroad, ten miles from
the Hays Mining Camp. The name
of the new station where passenger
and freight trains will in future stop.
is Quijano. 1t is D miles south of
Casta. A good wagon road has been
built by the Hays Mining, Milling Gs
Lumber Company from their mines to
Quijano and telephone line is now
being esta blished between Hays Camp
and the new station. where a tele-
graph operator will always be in at
tendance. The new station will be
great convenience to the Mining Com
pany and source of revenue to the
company.
On a recent visit to NoqaIes the
EDITOR of the News had the pleasure of
being shown through the big factory OF
Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, by
the courtesy of Mr.. William Shuck-
mann, the principal stockholder of
the institution. Las Dos Nacienes is
The most popular brand of high grade
Mexican cigars sold on the coast and
it is now being successfully introduced
in New York and other eastern cities.
The cigars are manufactured out of
the very best grades of Vera Cruz
toba eco and they are the finest in the
world. Mr.. Shuckmann, to whose
good judgment and business ability is
due the great success of the company
is thoroughbred gentleman and one
Of Arizona's best citizens, and there
are many others of the same kind in
the line city.-Tempe News.
Last Saturday evening Con O'Keefe,
president and general manager of the
Sonora Milling and Mining company
from, TTtica Nav Yorl