The border vidette., 1904-01-23

contractor, has been awarded the con-
 tractor for building a handsome stone
 residence on Mob Hill for Mir. c. c.
 Kingsley. Mir G w. Sanders will do
 the wood work, and it goes without
 saying that when the building is com
 plete1l, it will be one of the best and
 most attratlve in the line city Both
 Barney and George understand their l business.
 The embaimed body of AIr. J. D.
 Duncan. late general manager of the
 Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling &
 Lumber Company, who died at Hays
 Camp in the Pinto mountains, Sono-
 ra. January 18th. is still at Marsh s
 undertaking parlors. Just as soon as 1 Mrs. Duncan can arrive in New Yo, k
 from Bermuda, the remains will be
 shipped east, where they will ba in
 tered in the family vault.
 Monday Mir. N. l. Kiter, who a short time ago came to Noga!es from
 Denver, Colorado, to accept the posi- tion of head salesman in the Boston Store, resigned his position and Tues day morning left for Denver, where his family reside Mr. Kiter is an oid an experienced salesman and a splendid fellow; during his short stay in this city he made many friends, all of whom regret hIs departure and wish him success.
 MT. Charley Miliiean, for long time at the Montezuna hotel in this city, has gone to Tucson where in flu ture he will have charge of Mir. Iaeger's elegant Santa Rita bar. MilIigan Is a prince of good fellows possessed of the happy faculty of making friends wherever be goes; while here he made scores of them, and all regret his de- parture from the city. If he ever comes back his welcome will be warm.
 Thursday evening Mr. Harry Bar nett, Santa Cruz county's first sheriff, arrived in ti,e city from Pata onia He was accompanied by his bright little 1l-year-old daughter Lavenia, who for several weeks has not been in good health. Dr. N. k. Noon has been engaged to treat the little lady, and 1t IS hoped in very short time she will be enjoying her usual good health. MT. Barnett has many friends here all of whom are glad to see him
 Wednesday MT. Albert Behan was a business visitor in Nogales for the first time in many years the gentle man was U. $. deputy collector of customs at Yuma. Arizona; later he | was under sheriff of Yuma county | He is now in tine employe of the Greene Cattle Company. Albert and the late | Richard Harrison were partners in | nice bunch of cattle running in Santa Cruz county. The gentleman Is badly | broken up over the death of his part | ner and friend. whom he loved as a | brother
 Tuesday evening Mir. Ike Biery, the well known and experienced mill man, left for eastern Sinaloa, where the | Lluvia de Gro Shower of gold) mines of which Mr. Robert Coleman, the Salt Lake mining engineer, is general are situated. Mir. Biery has gone to superintend the erection of a twenty-scamp mill which has been built by the Arizona and Sonora Company of this city, ! portion of which has already been shipped south. The gentleman expects to be absent from Nogales about three months
 MT. and Mrs. Charley White, who where married at Lakeland, Florida, Jan. 9th, have returned home from their honeymoon trip in the east and ire now receiving the congratulations of their numerous friends. Mir White Ias resumed his old position of cashier 1t the Sonora office of Sonora railway, which responsible position was ably held Town while he was away by MT. T. J. Ryan, who is capable of doing most any rick in the railway business. MT. and Mrs. White have taken pleasant quart ITS at the Sanitarium where they are LOW at home to the friends.