The border vidette., 1903-11-07

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 home of Mir. and Mrs. w. Fitz Os- borne, early this morning. Mother and child getting along fine This is the third stork that has visited
 Nogales during the past week.
 "Dad" V. w. Clark has again open ed up his nice little short order counter in The Palace, where he will be pleased to see his old friends, and give them the best of everything the market affords at living prices. "Wednesday evening two experienced cooks arrived from Tucson, one will do the day and the other the night "trick," and ''Dad" will manage the business end.
 Dr. J A. Parks, M. D representing The Taylor Optical Company of Tue son, after several days spent in Noea- les on professional business, left this morning for home, Iii response to telegram, announcing important busi- ness in connection with his company which required his personal attention Dr. Parks says he will make regular trips to Nogales during the winter.
 The Santa Cruz county court house is now completed, all but the new ceilings. When these are Tn place we will have the finest court house in the territory. The building is credit to the builders, the county and the board of supervisors, who have so faithfully guarded the tax payers interests. Everything about the structure is first class and according to the plans and specification. Yesterday the board accepted the building from the con tractors and released their bondsnen.
 MT. Marcus D. Smith, proprietor of the Cananea Herald, is in the city visiting hls family. He has lease1 his big print plant and will for the next two years take life easy on the income derived from his spendii property in the big copper camp. MT. J. J. Chatham, for long time with TIE BORDER VIDETTE, who by-the-way, is one of the best news paper writers in the west, is editor in chief of the Herald, which is the best weekly paper in the Republic of Mexico.
 Monday o. O. Saxhang. president and general manager of the Cerro Azul Mining Company. which is now ex- plotting and developing the old Valle cito gold mines, out from Imuris, So- nora, Mexico, returned frcm visit to the properties which are showing up fine and bid fair to become good pro- ducers Ed. w. Jones, one of the heavy stockholders in the company, who is general superintendent of the development work, IS now in Mesa City on business connected with his company.
 After an extended visit in Sonora, where he went to examine and report on number of mining properties. w. E. Deity, the mining engineer, has returned to Phoenix. The gentleman was visitor here Thursday in com pany with Con O'keefe, president and general manager of the Sonora Mining & Milling Company, who reported things down at Tubutama running fine. The gentleman is authority for the statement that the shelter is now in operation.
 Harry l. Vaughn. general superin- tendent of the Arizona Gold it Copper Company, is in the city from Salero, He came in to have some work done dt ouC Company's machine shops, and ex- poets to return home this afternoon MT. Vaughn is brother-in law of Mir. Walter Scoville, the we'll known min ing man now a resident of this city. This is his first visit in Nogales and he expresses himself as much pleased with the greatest little town in Arizona
 Mir. l. J McCabe, mana ger of Mr Richard Halke's Amerscan Bar at Magdalena, Sonora, came up to Noga- les Tuesday evening and spent several days in town visiting old friends. He says Magdalena is good place in which to do business and he likes the town and people. Yesterday morning he returned south. He was accom- panied by his friend J. w. Kearney, an experienced mining man who for several years has made his headquart- CTS at Magdalena. While in the city the gentlemen had a fine time.
 A letter received in Nogales from Mir. John Maloney, dated Alamos, So- nora, Mexico, contained the glad news ! that he was in excellent health and | prospering. He is now occupying the 1 lucrative and responsible position of ] of the Santa Fe Copper | & Gold Mining Company's mines, where the Eew mill recently erected by Millwright Phil Snodgrass of this city, ,h0 fr ,to,- Tol,