The border vidette., 1904-12-24

up from Tuape yesterday morning They will spend Christmas here a: guests of American Corsul Morawetz
 Next week they will depart for thei'
 Washington, D. C., home where they will spend New Years Day.
 Last Saturday George Graham agent at Magdalena for the Sonora railway was a visiter in Nogales, re turning south the same night The gentleman has been with the Sonora railway many years and he is very popular all along the line especially in Nogales.
 A. 0. Bernard. general agent for the Greene Consolidated Gold Mining Company, came up from La Brssca Monday and spent the day in town purchasing supplies for his big gold camp where are now employed over 400 men. Mir. Bernard has his office at La Brisca.
 Pete Johnson of the La Republica de Sur Mining Company, returned Thursday from Fl Paso, Texas, where he purchased an electric drill which will arrive in a couple of days for use at the company's mines near Llano. MT. Johnson is practical mining man of many years practical experience.
 Last Saturday night lolly party of young people met at the home of Councilman and Mrs J. A Spink, to celebrate the 17th birthday of their daughter, Miss Mary Warren A most enjoyable time was had by all. We extend hearty congratulations and wish the young lady many returns of the occasion.
 The following well known Arizona lawyers had business in District Court this week: Ex-Chief Justice Baker, Ex-Chief Justice Street, Captain J. l.. 5. Alexander. Hon. Frank Cox, Phoenix; Senator Eugene Ives. Frank
 
 s. Nave, A. Orfila, Tucson; A. 0. Lock wood, Douglas.
 The Misses Olive and Ethel Doherty are home from the territorial Normal School to spend the holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty. The young ladies have grown up in Nogales and are well known and liked by every body. They are very bright and are making a record their parents and friends have cause to feel proud of
 Tuesday night, O K. Franklin, the mining man, came home from Chicago where he had been on a combined business and pleasure trip of two While in the Windy city he saw Dr. w. F. and Hon. H. K. Chen oweth, who with their families are guests at the Sherman House. MT. Franklin returned home looking and feeling fiRe.
 During the past five months the Chinese Inspectors at Nogales have arrested 52 Chinamen charged with being nlawfully in the United States. Of this number IS were ordered de ported. A larger number were ar rested at Nogales during this period than at all the other ports in the District combined. This speaks well for the Immigration Service in this neck O the woods, and shows that this branch of the government is in good hands.
 The new time lock, burglar and fire proof safe recently installed in The First National Bank under the direc- tion of Cashier Bracey Curtis, Is be yound doubt the finest and most se- cure in Southern Arizona. It Is of the very latest improvement, and its of the best, and guarantees the patrons of the bank complete and perfect security from theft or fire. It was built especially for the First National Bank by the Mosler Safe Company, of Hamilton, Ohio, and it's weight is nearly 1O,O ,O0O pounds.
 Monday morning NJ. P. Wright, one of Sonora's most prominent min ing men, passed north en ronte to