The border vidette., 1903-10-03

Sonora, was closed on telegraphic
 order sent by the governor of Sonora.
 It is said the fiesta here was closed in
 order to give the fiesta at Magdalena,
 which commenced last Sunday, a run | for its money. Fiesta privileges in 1 Sonora are only given to one town at i a time, heuce the sudden demise of ! the festivities across the line Tues lay i evening.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside. who for the
 past five months has been associated
 with NIT. Terence Healy in the public
 ation of the Times, has severed his
 connection with that paper, and in the
 future Mir. H,aly will go it alone Mir.
 Whiteside will go to Douglas to ac :ept
 tine mana agement of the New Hotel Roy. winch Homer Prickett, the well
 known railroad man, Is owner. TIE VIDEITE regrets to see MT. w hitesde
 retire from the Nogales journalistic | field and wishes him q full measure of success wh -rever he goes. Bo. may
 you always cast you lines in pleasant places
 Mir. William Swartz, general man aaer of the Santa Cruz Mining com pany, whose excellent proper ties are
 eituated in the Patagonia mountains within q few miles of the town of Patagonia, is in the city, after ab sence of several months which were spent at KaDsis City with his family.
 Mr. Swsrtz is here on business pertain ing u his company which vii in the near future resume active operations on larger scale than. ever. The gentle man has many friends in Nogales and Santa Cruz county, all of whom will be pleased to learn of his return.
 Wednesday morning Ed. Kingen, president and ge.e al manager of the Santa Ana Mining, Milling X Smelt- ing Company, went to Torres, on com pany business. He may possibly go out to the Sahuaripa district, beyond the Yaqui river where his company's properties are situated some of them in the vicinity of the famous l., Bufa mines, which for number of years have paid monthly dividends on million and half capitalization. If the gentleman goes to the mines he ex- poets to be absent from Nogales about two weeks, but if he only goes to Torres. he will return this evening.
 c. 0. Sroufe has resi- gned the posi- tion of superintendent of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, and T. R. Jones, formerly assistant super intendent of the Sacramento division, has been appointed to fill the vacancy caused by his resignation. The new superintendent is veteran railroad man, having come up from the ranks. It is said Mir. Srouie resigned to ac- cept a better position in California, where he resided before coming to Ari- zona His friends in Nogales and along the Espee line are Very numer- ous and will regret to learn of his in tended departure from Arizona.
 Will Mcknight of the Line City Meat Market, has retired from the business and gone to Gro Blanco to look he field over with view of establishing meat market at that place. MT. Mcknight says he likes Nosales and would like to do business l here, but the town is too near Mexico, where meat is purchased by the yard | at much less than ''hunk" can be | bought here. He also said If whole | beef could be converted into porter house steaks, then he could possible make the butcher bu -iness pay and pay big. We wish Me good luck wherever he goes.
 Monday afternoon O quiet wedding occurred at the Arizona Hotel, Mr. Ray Tomkinson and Miss Emma Western of the Hays camp. being the parties. None but re- latives and a few intimate friends of the bride and groom were present to witness the ceremony that made two worthy young people man and wife. J udge Ashley tied the knot and Tues day morning Mir. and Mrs. Tomkinsen for the big gold camp in the Pinto mountains where they will in future make their home. Mir. Tom Sinsen has for a long time teen head .reighter to the company a position le still holds. He is held in high esteem oy his company, as is also his young pride, whose parents are also con lected with the company. TIE VI- , >ETTE joins urge circle of friends in wishing Mir. and Mrs. Tomkinson a I ong and prosperous and happy life as nan and wife.
 Monday of this week the Interna- C ional Bank moved from its old quart s IFS in ths Southwestern Commercial c building to new, com O nodious and covenlent quarters in the CIV Montezun,a, which under the irection of Cashier L. F. Swain, have cen furnished at great expense in a