The border vidette., 1903-08-01


 came in on Thurs lay train and went north on business trip to Cananea.
 Mir. William Bower of the Rancho de Cochez, is in the city oa business. He reports everybo ly at the ranch well and happy.
 The Monte Carlo has procured first class chef and are now prepared to serve the best in the market in the most approved style.
 Harper Cunningham of the Endless Claim Mining Company, was a busi- ness visitor in Nogales this week. The gentleman is an old newspaper man of Oklahoma.
 Oscar GeLler of the Pioneer Hard ware House, is in Magdalena super intending number of jobs for his big hardware house
 The Arcade saloon is in mourning on account of the loss of "Mexico," the prize cat. Dick flake and the entire force are looking for the person or persons who gave it poison.
 Negro Escalante, a prominent business man of Magdalena who with his wife and family has been on visit to San Francisco and the coast, re mained over one day this week on his return home. Mr. Escalante has many fl tends here who were glad to meet him and know that he is prospering as he deserves
 Judge NJ Masteller of the U s custom service, who has been act ing deputy collector of customs ever at Lochiel during J B Mix's absence, was visitor in Nogales Wednesday, having been relieved by Deputy Collector Mix. Thurs day MT Masteller went out to La Osa, which sub-port he will in fut- ure have charge of The judge said there was not much doing out on the line these days, but in his business there is liable to be a stir any time.
 Thursday evening Mir. Geo. NJ. Ryall of Baltimore, who is heavily interested in the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber Com pany, returned from a weeks outing on the coast, Tomorrow the gentleman will leave for New York, where about August 18th he will take steamer for England. Mrs. Ryall has been spending the summer abroad and he goes to accompany her home. The gentleman has made many friends in Nogales during his visit here and they will be pleased to learn that he will return here when he returns from Europe in the fall.
 Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson of Gala basas came up Monday on private business. He said Fink and Sny- der, the Texas horse buyers, ship ped about thirty carloads of horses from Calabasas Sunday night. There was some delay in making final arrangements be- tween the parties interested in the trade, which was finally settled to the satisfaction of all parties, and Mir. Atkinson said he never saw anyone so well pleased over their bargain as the gentlemen from Texas. The gentlemen had in- tended to drive the horses to Texas, but they made such a good bargain with the local dealers they decided to ship by rail. Judge Atkinson said he and his friends did not want the earth and they were al- ways ready to give the other fellow q run for his money.
 Sunday evening Mrs. Kleeman, the estimable wife of Chas. J. Klee- man, general manager of the Sono- ra Savings and Investment Com pany, returned from California where she has been spending the summer. In the near future the Kleemans will leave on an extend ed pleasure trip in Colorado and the New England States. Upon their return to Nogales in the fall they will go to the City of Mexico