The border vidette., 1903-04-18

and Earnshaw came up from the south
 Captain J D Milton Is with us again after trip to the northern part of the Territory.
 Friday morning U. $. Consul Frank Crocker came up from Guaymas, re turning the same evening. Mir. William Stoerck, Frank Irvine right-bower, is again able to serve his friends with ''ice-coid" after week s illness.
 Mir. 0 K Franklin and associates have in contemplation the establish ment of an electric light and ice plant in Nogales.
 The "A'Nona Club will give an informal dance at the Athletic Hall on Friday, April 24th. Grand march at F. m., sharp.
 Mir. F. $. Sprecher, so Dame Rumor says. will soon begin the erec- tion of snug little home. He is not going to "batch" either. Good for you Paul.
 Tuesday Harry Renshaw, the ac- commodating and popular manager of the Washington Trading Company at ] Washington Camp, was business visitor Ill NogaIes.
 "Wednesday w. E. Deity, the mine expert, lett for his home Tn Phoenlx, where he will remain with his family until his broken arm has regained it's former usefulness.
 This week Barney Quinn, the we'll known contractor, greatly improved and enhanced the value or The Palace, by putting in large cold storage vault beneath the saloon.
 Mir. Julius Kunde, one of Santa Cruz county's most prosperous ranch. CTS, was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday. He returned to hIs ranch this morning
 Mir. T F Lloyd, mining man who is operating iu the La Bufa district, Sonora, has this week been a visitor ill the line ciJl. The gentleman makes Douglas his headquarters when in the United States.
 Special Easter services were held in all of our churches last Sunday, all of which were largely attended. The day was bright and sunny and the handsome Easter hat was very much in evidence.
 Mir. Fred Becker has changed his mind and will not sail for his old home i'll Germany, with Captain" Arnold, as he had intended last week. Fred's friends are pleased to know he has declded to remain in Nogales this sum mer.
 Tomorrow aftern oon there will be a hot ball game i'll \ Nogales, Arizona, be- tween the "Uiamond N'' team and the ''Sonora" nine. The game will be called at o'clock, sharp. Both teams are confident of winning and the game will be worth seeing.
 Will Gillett, son of Passenger Con- ductor Frank Gillett of the Sonora railroad, came down from Tucson Mon day night and Tuesday night went on to Guaymas with his father to see his mother who is visiting in the bay city, the guest of her mother.
 Monday morning w. Iberri, the well known successful Guaymas merchant, passed through Nogales en route to Los Angeles on a com bined business and pleasure trip. He was accompanied by one of his beautiful and accomplished daughters.
 The friends of Harry V. Lewis, who has gone to Mexico in the in terest of the Sonora Savings and Investment Co.,, of Nogales, Sonora, will be glad to know he is well and doing a splendid business for his big company. He is now located at Zacatecas.
 Phil. Herold and Bo. Whiteside attended the big celebration at Tomstone, in honor of the arrival at that place of the first railway train. The gentleman report hay ing had a splendid time. The celebration was grand success and everybody in Tombstone is happy.
 Deputy United States Marshal Will Hill, was in Nogales Tuesday rustling U. $. grand and trial jurors. The | grand jurors will report in Tucson April 2Oth and the trial jurors April 22nd. From here the deputy marshal went to Washington, thence to Pata gonia, from which place he will return to Tucson.
 Tuesday morning Col. Geo w Bib bIns, president of the Pan American Mining and Milling company, left for l Naw Work op ,,oiDiDo bucipacc. TI,a colonel is also interested in the Gold Coin Mining company of which Mir. Geo w Cass of Wilcox, is president.