The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-04-04
If you can afford it, drink Marigold

If you can afford it, drink Marigold
at The Arcade bar.
Money back if not satisfied in 80
days trial. This offer is made by DIR.
H A Schell the optician of Tucson.
AT Montezuma hotel for two more
days.
Don Miguel Latz the merchant
prince of Magdalena is in the city
with his family. They will leave
tomorrow morning on two months
pleasure trip to the city of Mexico.
Last evening Mrs. W G Bulge, wife
of Trainmaster Bulge of the Sonora r.
r. accompanied by her friend Miss
Florence scott, was a passenger on the
southbound train EN- route to Quay
mas.
DR.. John May of independence,
Iowa, one of the incorporators of the
Iowa-Sonora Mining company, has
this week been a visitor in Nogales.
He is here Tor the purpose of inspect
ing the gold properties situated in So
nora, which are owned by his com
pany.
Assemblyman Whiteside has receiv-
ed number of appli, atoms for the
Normal School Scholarship. Tho mat
ter will be settled on Monday next in
the Probate Judge OConnor's Office
and some one of Santa Cruz's rising
generation will receive tuition free for
two years at the Tempe Normal
| School,
The ladies of the NJ Z Church desire
! to express thanks to all who assisted
them in making the Chaussette Social,
given Friday evening of last week,
a success. Those who attended report
having had a fine time The members
of the Home Missionary Society are
doing splendid work for noble cause
and they should receive generous
support.
This morning William Larson, vice
president. and DIR. Wesley, NJ Thomas,
secretary of the Nogales Copper com
pany, left for Chicago. The gentlemen
have been down to the Cerro Prieto
mines for several days inspecting the
big gold property. They report the
twenty-stamp mill doing fine work
and things booming generally at camp.
General Manager G n Thomas accom-
panied the gentlemen.
Last evening there was very pretty
private wedding at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman, Rev. VIM.
Robert Reud. The contracting parties
were Mr. J Perry Ferguson, the genial
druggist of Cananea, and Miss Nettie
Rae Oongcr of Tucson. Mr.. Ferguson
arrived in Nogales the day before and
perfected the arrangements for the
happy event. Mrs. Ferguson was &C
companied to the line city by her
parents Mr. and Mrs. E D Conger
After the ceremony the company sat
down to splendid collation. at the
Montezuma dining rooms.
The Big Adobe saloon in Naco was
the scene of shooting affray on Mon
day evening of this week: John Cros-
sen met his wife in the saloon and
fight ensued, in which Crossen over
powered the woman and beat her un-
merelfully. Deputy Sheriff Wilson
was notified aud on entering the sa-
loon ordered Orossen to stop. He re
piled to the contrary with an oath,
and at the same time pulled from his
pocket a six shooter and pointed it in
the direction of the sheriff and fired,
the shot going wide of its mark. Will
son then pulled his revolver, and the
two exchanged shots. The bullet from
Wilson's revolver struck Crossen in
the heart and he fell to the floor dead.
Wilson is exonerated from all blame.
Robt Rinehart, who for the past
two years has been the accommodating
and efficient manager of the Sonora
News C6mpany's Nogales store, has
resigned his position. Mr.. Rinehart
and his charming wife will, it is said,
leave Mega les in few days, going to
Ell Paso where they will in future
make their home. Mr. Ferd Van
Mourick, who is we'll and ia eorably
known in Negales, has arrived from
the City of Mexico to take charge of
the big store, which is one of the finest
of its kind in the territory. Ferd is
familiar with every detail of the work
required 10y manager of the Sonora
News Company's store, and his large
acquaintance here makes him
valuable man for the responsible posi-
ton made vacant by the resignation
of Mr.. Rinehart. MIR. Van-Mourlck
and his bride of week, one of Texas
most beautiful and accomplished young
ladies, will be delightful acquisition
to Nogoles society and TIE VIDETTE
extends to them hearty welcome to
the line city.
Educational Notes.