The border vidette., 1904-04-30
Judge NJ. Marsteller has opened

 ing where he will be pleased to wei come his old friends. The judge re- gently resigned the position of deputy collector of customs at Ll Osa. He said life at La Osa was very streuous.
 Councilman J. O. Gates, Recorder Herold District Attorney F. !. Duffy and Cashier Bracey Curtis of The First National Bank went to Washington Camp yesterday to attend the bar becue and grand ball. l. is hoped the boys will have a good time and none of them get lost.
 This week two Southern Pacific box cars loaded with mesquite wood stand in in the railroad yard, in some man ner caught ire and caused quite an excitement The first car caught fire Wednesday evening and the second on Thursday evening. Very little damage was done
 J. H. Henley, general manager of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Mill ing and Lumber Company, is up from the company's properties in the Pinto mountains. He reports everything at Campo Hays moving nicely He did not state when stamps at the big mill would commence to drop.
 Tuesday afternoon fire destroyed little adobe house in the rear of The Daniels. The house which was oc- cupied by Mexican family was owned by Councilman Theo. Gebler. There was very little water and the fire lad dies and their friends put the fire out with clubs and adjectives.
 There will be preaching in the Methodist church tomorrow morning and evening; the morning subject Is "Pure Religion" In the evening the pastor will speak of the "Attitude of the Church to the Popular Amuse meI,ts' using as a text "The Wages of Sin is Death" Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
 Professor c. E. Stubbs, the famous plano tuner of Tucson and his wife and "Mac," the best bull dog that ever lost a fight, arrived in the city Thurs day in their handsome automobile ''Old Retlable," the Phoenix prize winner. The run from the old pue bio was made in 6 hours, flat, with 255 pounds of baggage.
 Y. Donillas, eX- mayor of Nogales, Sonora, has this week been at his beautiful home, after another extended trir in Sonora on official business. MT. Bnnillas is considered one of the most thorough civil and mining engineers in the Republic of Mexico. He is al most constantly on the go, much of his time being spent in the field.
 Geo. E Reynolds, proprietor of the Tucson Marble Works, was in the line city Thursday. M. Reynolds has one of the best and most complete marble works in the territory and he Is doing a splendid business all over Arizona He handles none but the best quality sure and pride in turning out first class work.
 The Nogales Water Company has published Notice to Water Con- sumers" stating: ''Do not sign away your future rights by attaching your signatures to certain petitions without knowing their exact import" "Ar engagements are now completed, and pipe and material ordered by the un dersigned, which will furnish everybody in Noyales with all the water they can consume"
 "I have been subject to sciatic rheu- matism for years" says F.. H. Wald ron. of Wilton Junction, Iowa. My joints were stiff and gave me much pain and discomfort. My joints would crack when I strengthened up. I used Cham Der lain's Pain Balm and have been thoroughly cured. Have not had a pain or ache from the old trouble for many months It is certainly most wonderful liniment. For sale by all druggists. ~ sineer for the Ruby Gold and Copper Company, the valuable properties of which are situated in Sonora, near Orig. was business visitor in NOga- les several days this week Col Grove says the mines owned by his com pany are showing up fine under the supervision of A T. I've. The colo nel will shortly go to New York on mining business.
 General w. II. Sears of Penwatcr, Michigan, and !. May Morrison and c w Bolan of Washington, b C T., the gentlemen who have been to the prop critics of the Richfield Mining Com pany in Sonora, have returned home greatly pleased with their visit. They report the gerat copper mines owned by the company in which they are financially interested, as being about the real thing. They arc looking fine-
 W. l.. Austin, a mining man, returned this morning from a visit to the Sultana gold mine, near Copete.