The border vidette., 1904-01-09

inlnlnS man, WnO TOT tWe0Cy-Cnree years has resided at Harshaw, near which place he has q number of splen- did mining properties, which he is con- fident will some day repay him for years of waiting ''for something to turn up" was in the city Sunday, having been summoned here as trial juror.
 He was excused from serving on the jury on account of ill health, and has gone to Phoenix where he went on business connected with a pension he has coming from the United States | MT. Oakes was one of the first to re- spond to his country's call when the North and South agreed to disa gree He saw hard and long service, and as u result is now old and broken in health, and entitled to the pension he will soon receive from the United States.
 The efficiency of the Nosales fire department. under favorable cir | cumstances. was proven Thursday morning when the little Poodle Dog Cafe at the corner of Morley avenue and international street caught fire The fire started in the cloth ceiling over the range and in a flash the in l side of the place was in fl tmes The fire alarm was at once sounded and in q few minutes the boys h ,d plendid stream of water with strong press sure, playing on the little building which Is built of wood and iron, and soon had the fire exting guished. The damage is small and Mr. J. c. Sharp mack, proprietor of tine +. D. O. will be again doing business at the old stand r. D. Q The Water Company Is to be commended for the splendid pressure gwen the fire company, with out which they would have been un- able to prevent the loss of much valu able property
 Pete Torres returned home. this morning from Guaymas, where he went to enjoy the holidays.
 President John Dessart of the International Bank has this week been a business visitor at Tucson.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, secretary of the Greene Cattle Company was a business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Don A. Sanford, proprietor of the | big Sanford ranch situated in this | county, is a guest at the Montezu- | ma.
 The news that MT. George P. Jones of the U. $. customs force, | Is recovering from his recent ill., | ness, will be welcome to his friends |
 The Gus Sun Minstrels' special | train will arrive in the city at ? | o'clock thIs afternoon, and the big parade will take place about 3 1 o'clock
 That Peggy from Paris" at The Palace, Is drawing large crowds to turns the crank and Peggy" gets the money.
 Workmen are busy fitting up the big room formerly occupied by the Moss Rose restaurant, which in | future will be part of Theo. Gebler's | Pioneer Hardware House.
 Captain William EKey is now in | Panama, where he is said to be do- ing we'll. MT. P. J. Zeimet, former | ly station agent for the Southern Pacific railroad at this place, is in Cuba, where he is doing fine as proprietor of a hotel. Some time | ago a report was circulated here to | the effect that Mir. Zeimet had died | in Mexico.
 This morning ''Doc" Rosenberg, travelling representative for the Boston Stores, again Init" the road with big wagon loaded down with goods sold by him the last time out. He will deliver this large consignment and take orders for more. '-Doc"is a splendid saleman and Is doing an immense busi- ness for his big stores.
 Yesterday Captain L. w. Mix was up from Hermosiilo, where he spends most of his time when not in Nogales. Both in Hermosillo and in Nogales, Captain Mix has extensive property interests which constantly require his personal at tention. Men like Mix are great factors in the upbuilding of the city in which they live.
 Yesterday Rev. J. F. G. Finley, presiding elder of the NJ. E. Church, South. for the district of Arizona, was q pleasant caller at this office, by Rev. Leon O. Lewis ofthis city. Tomorrow morn ing and evening Rev. Finley will preach in the Methodist Church, ta iU the place of the reuI11ar