The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-08-27

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will treat you right. Everything neat
and clean and prices right. If.
j. c. Bond and Bob. Martin, who
with Charley Rand own the Rey del
Orc gold properties in the Magdalena
district. Sonora, Mexico, are in the
city for the purpose of making a min
ing deal with eastern capitalists. The
Rey del Orc mines adjoin the kIon-
dyke mines and are said to be valuable.
Monday Rev. William Robert Reud
of the Congregational church. will
leave with his family for Oakland,
California, where in future they will
make their home. The departure
from Nogales of the Reuds will be
regretted by many people in the line
city. Wednesday evening a large
number of their friends gave them a
farewell surprise party which was a
most delightful affair
The old John Jund match box, in
vented and made by the man after
whom it was named, has been stolen
from Frank Irvine's place of business
on the Mexican side of the line. 1t
is thought it was stolen by some one
who wants to learn how it was made
for commercial reasons. The box was
valued highly by Mr.. Irvine who will
pay liberal reward to again get pos
session Of his DrOnerty
Tom III. Schuster, life insurance
agent and travelling representative
of the Mystic Order of Bronco Busters,
new secret organization recently
organized in Tucson, was a busy man
in Nogales several days this week
Tom says the Bronco Busters are the
''best yet" and new members are join
ing from all sections of the territory.
Many Nogales citizens have made
application for membership.
W. De Lancey Grannis of New
York City, and his brother Teddy"
H. G. of Magdaleua. have this week
been visiting in the city. The Grannis
brothers are interested in mining prop
critics located in the Magdalena dis
trict, Sonora, Mexico, where for several
weeks MIR. w De Lancey Grannis has
been on a tour of inspection. The
gentleman will in few days leave for
his New York home. "Teddy" will
go east in about ten days.
Mr. Tom Lake, one of the best
known, squarest mining men in So
nora, who with his family resides at
HI nosillo, was business visitor in
Nogales the first of the week. His
! family spend a couple of months each
year in Nogales and Mr.. Lake came
up from the capital city to accompany
gales sixteen years ago and is well ac-
quainted with many of the old-timers.
This is his first visit since he left
sixteen years ago and of course he ex
perienced some trouble in finding his
way about town. The gentleman was
so well pleased with the town he may
| decide to in the near future purchase
a home and come here to live. His
friends will give him a warm welcome
Thursday DIR. a. L. Gustetter, as
sistant surgeon U. S public health
and maine service. who makes his
headquarters in Nogales, returned
from professional trip to Bisbee
where he had been to investigate the
rumors of the existence of a disease
called "Black Heart" and of Bubonic
Plague, and other epidemic diseases.
The Doctor found that there was alb
solutely no grounds for the circulation
of such rumors; that there is no epide-
mic disease prevalent in Bisbee. and
furthermore, that at the present time
there is less sickness in Bisbee than ex-
listed during the same peroid of last
year. DIR. ID. + Broderick, city
health off Ger of Bisbee, assisted DR.
Gustetter in the investigation for the
government and showed him every
courtesy.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met Thursday evening in
the Offices of Chairman III. W. Purdy
| The committee decided to hold prima-