The border vidette., 1904-04-02


 Don't mss Gravy, the brIyhest Star in the Snow Cap sisters.
 FoR SALE-12O-acre ranch, one mile north of Nogales. Cheap if taken at once. Aidres G. E. Futile, Box l 5, Nogales.
 MT. H. F. Bartleson of Macomb, Illinois has this week been a visitor in Nogales looking after the interest of his brother. the fate Dr. M. A. Bartle son. While here Mir. Bartleson made arrangements to have the remains of his brother shipped to Macomb, where they will be inferred in the family cemetery. Yesterday morning Mir. Bartleson left for New Mexico where i he has some mining interests. In a few days Mrs. Bartleson will leave for that place from where she and Mr. Bartleson will go to Macomb. where she will in future make her home Pedro Cazabon, the veteran hotel and restaurant man who for twenty years has engaged in the restaurant and hotel business Tn the line city, has disposed of his interests here and will leave Nogales next week for La Ca nanea, where he will engage in the same line of busIRess Few men in this section of the country are better known than Pete Cazabon, as his friends love to call him. He is 0 man whose word is as good as any mans bond; he IS a man whom it is an honor to call friend. MT. Oazabon will take with him to his new home the best whishes of all who know him. Should he ever return to the line city warm welcome will be his
 The Services at the Methodist church tomorrow will be as follows: at ten O clock q. m. Sunday school; II o'clock song service and sermon fol- lowed by the sacrament of the Lords Supper" The songs and sermons will be appropriate to the occasion of Easter. The evening will be especial ly enjoy able as the children will sing and recite for the first half hour, and, all people enjoy seeing and hearing the little folk. After this the pastor will preach short sermon on the subject "Nhat to do with The Old Folk" After the sermon MT. Taliaferro will sing Old and only in the way" All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 Thursday word of a new strike in the Joplin silver lead mine in the Santa Rita mountains, was brought to Nogales which caused several min ing men here, who interested in the mine, much satisfaction. The Joplin is situated about enc mile from the Wandering Jew mine, of which men tion was made last week in TIE Bon DER VIDErTE under the caption of .Jew Sold" Samples of high grade ore taken from the new strike were brought to the city, some of which can be seen at this office. A number of Tucson's most prominent business and professional men are interested in the Joplin, financially. and it is said a large force of miners will shortly be employed to exploit and develop the mine.
 Does any man in Nogaies believe such able business men as William Schuckmann, F. E. Cranz, Theo. Gebler, J. c Gates, l.. w. Mix. J. A. Spink and L. E. Fleischer. would do anything to retard the upbnilding of Nogales, the best little town in Arizonal Taxpayers Ticket as candidates for town councilmen and THE VIDErTE be- lieves they will be elected at the cleo tion next Monday by a handsome majority. They have all been success full in the conduct of their own business affairs, fact which in itself is guar antee that the interests of Nogales taxpayers will be looked after in an intelligent and business like manner, economically and well. It is up to the intelligent voter of Noggles to say whether he is in favor of such men to conduct the affairs of this city or net Let every man who has a vote go to the polls next Monday and vote for the best interests of Nogales.