The border vidette., 1903-10-24
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

ploye of the Hays Consolidated Min ing, Milling & Lumber Company, has this week been a visitor in the city, the guest of Mir. A. M. Conard, ex- assistant general manager for the com pany.
 It is with regret that we announce the death of Dr. A. A. Clark. He died in his homa at the Mexican Mine, six miles southeast of Cananea, October 18th, after an illAes of six weeks with jaundice. Dr. Clark was well and | favorably known in Nogales where he ! frequently visited. He leaves wido w and three children to mourn his loss. | For the past six or seven years he has
 made his home at the Mexicana Mine. where he was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
 This week Court Commissioner F. Noon received a letter from his brother Ed stating that he and his bride had arrived safe at Hule, Oaxaca, Mexico, in good health. He goes to Tonaln, Chiapas, the state just north of Qua temala, Central America, to examine and report on so me mining property for the Mitchell Mining Company, with which company he has a splendid and lucrative position A few years ago MT. Noon graduated from the Territorial University with high hon. ors, as mining engineer. He is rapidly advancing to position in the front rank of his chosen profession, to the great delight of his family and numerous friends in Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 "Colonel' William Schuster, the mining man who has visited almost every mining district of note in the world, after two weeks absence from the city, is back again from Douglas He brought with him three young gentlemen, who are said to represent the people owning the famous Copper Queen. Tuesday morning the gentle men accompanied by the illustrious ''Colonel,' left the city, presumably to inspect some of his numerous prospects. While at Douglas the "Colonel' had the exquisite pleasure of visiting with his old friend and mining partner, Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, who IS now managing big hotel at that city. Bo. commissioned his friend to give all their mutual friends his ion dest love
 On Tuesday of this week an ex press box of valuable, rare and beau. tiful mineral specimens was received at TIE BORDER VIDETrE office, sent by kind friend who refused to give his name. There were high grade gold, silver, copper and lead specimens and beautiful and rare myromorphite, and white-grey, white-rose and blue crystals of great value to ''specimen hend, which add greatly to the ap- pearance of TIE VIDETTE cabinet. The box also contained number of "Alountain Oysters" found on the santa Rita mountains, 5000 feet above sea level. which are indeed rare and interesting curiosities, and greatly prized by the writer, who is under las ting obligations to our kind and generous friend.
 Norris IS Rowe's Big Shows will ap- pear in Nogales Friday October 30th, giving performances at ? and D. m The show this year is greater than ever before. Besides the trained goats, ponies, dogs and monkeys which have delighted the juvenile heart in years past, they are presenting as features for the season of 1905 the only trained camels in existance who work in conjunction with two South America, llamas, Duke and Hero, the dwarf elephants, SlO,OoO school of educated seals and company of acrobats and tumblers that are second to none in the country. Human and animal clowns make merry throug ghout the performance and add mirth and zest to the entertainment. A new and novel street parade, will be given at l o'clock on the morning of the exhibition at which time the costly aggroga ton of animals will be seen in all theIr glory.