The border vidette., 1904-01-30

supreme court of Sonora has confirmed the sentence of sixteen months in the | state pfison received some time q 90 by Newton Brown for the killing of An ton Swenson of Los Angeles, which occurred several months ago near Altar, Sonora.
 Mir. John Dessart of the Interna- tional bank, who had been to Tucson to transact legal business before Judge Davis, returned horne Wednesday evening. He had been called there, it is said, in connection with the mat ter of a receiver for the International bank,
 Mrs. W. F. Whenthoff. who was here last week, returned to Doug las, taking with her her little son, who has been with his relatives here for some time. The Whenthoffs will leave Douglas soon for Los Angeles. where they expect to reside in the future.- Globe Silver Belt.
 Doctor Futile and Clarence Hart man, two popular Nogales tinanciers. have, if reports are true, made s strike at their mines Tn the Patugonias noun taius, which will put them on "Essy street." It is silver, but of sufficient quality and richness to "get the money" They have named the claims ''Sachem" and "Wampum."
 J. k. Johnson, mayor of Calabasas and guardian of the Southern Pacitic's property in his section of the country. welcome visitor in the city Thursday, having business of a private
 
 big incorporation. the greatest on earth, and looks as if he could take good care of it's interests
 This morning J. w. Pierce, man ager of the Southwestern Com mercisl Company returned from an extended business trip in Sonora in the interest of his big compony. While at Her mosillo Mir. Pierce was shown through Hotel Arcadia, which will be open to the public next Monday and says it is first-class in every respect.
 Wednesday Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick and her friend and guest. iss May Brown left for Dallas, Texas, on visit of several months with Mrs. Van Mourick's mother. Fir. Van Mourick, who accompanied the ladies as far north as Benson, has made application to become a member of the Nogales Early Spring Widowers.
 MT. John Mckelvey, a mining man of Oakland, California, is at the ArizoHa Hotel. The gentleman Is Tn search of good mining property, and while here will look over the various mining distl icts in Santa Cruz county and the state of Sonora. While in this section of the country he will make his headquarters in Nogales.
 Mr Harry St. Claire, travelling re- presentatIve of the H. H. McNeil Co.,, printers and stationers, Phoenix, the largest first-class establishment of its kind in Arizona, is in the city, having arrived Thursday evening. MT. St. Claire Is secretary of the Worlds Fair Commission for Arizona, Ina wing been appointed by Gov. Brodie.
 Frank Bettman, who for the past twenty years has been selling wet goods in Arizona, was in Nogales Monday interviewing Jack Gates, Nj. Nj. Conn, Frank Main, Richard Halke and the rest of his friends, who never allow hirn to leave without an order. While here Frank passed around a number of new and interesting stories and incl dents.
 Thursday Mir. Oscar Ashburn, the we'll known stockman, was 8 business visitor in the city. The gentleman is the picture of health and reports every thing O K Tn his section of the county, but says less ot this fine weather and little dampness would be more beni ficial to the ranchers and stockraisers. The gentleman's postoffice address Is Patagonia.
 Yesterday afternoon the home of Mir. and Mrs. Bert. Bristol was made happy by the arrival of a bouncing baby boy. Bert says the little fellow will soon be able to assist him in the maa- agement of the Electric Light, Ice and Water Company's big plant. Both mother and child are said to be doing fine, and the fond father feels so good he could do a hurdle race.
 Last evening Miss Josephine Pais- ley, sister of Mrs. Dr. N. K. Noon, arrived in the city from Denver, Colo rado. and will spend some time here visiting her sister and family. The l lndy's home is in Mount Pleasant, Mich. but she has been visiting lately | with a sister in Denver. From here | Miss Paisley will go to California to see sister who resides in that state. |
 Last night w. P. Mccormick and |