The border vidette., 1904-06-04

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con
 gregational Church will give ''So-
 ciable" in the church and on the church
 grounds next Friday evening at eight
 o'clock. A short program will first be
 rendered and afterward ice cream and
 cake will be served at tables on the
 grounds. A cordial invitation to at
 tend is extended to the public.
 Co .ncilman Theo. Gebler, proprietor
 of the Pioneer Hardware House, is
 having his big Morley avenue store
 remedeled and greatly improved.
 When the workman get through the
 old, well known and reliable place,
 which is one the towns land-rnarlls,
 will present n neat, new appearance m
 keeping with the many other new i'm provements now In progress on the street.
 Sam McCurdy of Jerome, Ari- zona. and several other important towns in the territory, is now a resi- dent of Nogales. Mr. McCurdy is a building contractor of many years practical experience. He is now experimenting the construction of the wood work end of Con OK eefe's pala- tial Morley avenue residence Mir McCurdy is prominent Knight of Pythias.
 J. c. Patton, formerly manager of the International Drug store, is a visitor in the city, after a years ab- sence in Sonora on mining business. He Is now operating in the Sahuaripu district, Sonora, where he has some very promising prospects. Patton says he IS glad to get home again. After getting few more square" meals of good old-fashioned American food ne will return to his properties.
 Professor A. Fl. Mcclure, superin- tendenu of the Nogales public schools, has completed the work of taken census of Nogales children of school age. The total number is 749, 4O3 girls and 346 boys; 37O of the 749 children come under the law which makes it compul- sorry that they attend public school. Last year 526 children attended school. Prof. Mcclure takes great interest in of much praise for work we'll and done
 Tom Nolan, late manager of the Sunset Telephone Co, Is up against 1t He appropria ted S75.O0 which belong ed to his company; played day engagement; purchased ticket for Guaymas, and when about to board the south bound train. was arrested by Sheriff Turner. The foolish boy was given his choice of going to jail on the Mexican side or returning to the United States with the sheriff. He returned and is now in the county jail. His friends will try to get him out of the trouble, which he says was caused by "booze."
 MT. Pete Cazabon's newly estabis- ed Nogales Resta urant and Short Order House, in the MacIntyre build ing next the postoffice. is now open night and day under the able manage nent of MT. Cazabon, one of the best known and most experienced restau- rant men in the southwest. Every body in Nogales is familiar with Mir. Cazabon's excellent methods of doing business, and it goes without saying his pleasant little restaurant will re- ceive liberal patronage.
 Colonel William Greene, the mil iioHhire ihhliHS HUH, pTesiuelO or Che Greene Consolidated Copper Company, passed south Thursday night en route to the Santo Domingo placer gold fields in the Magdalena district, of which he is the principal owner More than S4OO,0O0 worth of mining has been purchased and shipped to the mines, a large of which was passed through the Mexican custom house at this point "Wednesday by the Brady Levin Commission Company. The gold properties at Santo Domingo are said to be very extensive and rich and are now being made by ] Colonel Greene to operate them on an immense scale. All machinery and ! supplies for the new camp are shipped 1 70 Ma gdalena from which point they gre transported by big mule teams. Ed. Massay. Col. Greene's right hand nan in Sonora, Is general manag ger of he properties. Mir. Massay has pleasant home near the town of Mag lalena.