The border vidette., 1904-08-13

horse at his Alameda ranch on the
 Santa Cruz last Saturday He thinks
 the animal died iron. bloat caused Ky
 eating mesquite beans.
 E. H Evans, business manager O
 the Oa:is. hss gone east on three [ month, vacation He will visit New
 York, Chicago and the Worli's F"i, | before returning to Nogales-
 Miss May Paisley, the acco nplishet sister of Mrs Dr. N K. Noon was z
 north bound passenger Tuesday morn ing en route to the Worlds Fair ano other points of interest in the East.
 R. D. Hughey, mana ger of the So- nora Gold Mining Company, arrive;l from Alamos, Sonora, the forepart oi the week, and Wednesday mornin 2 departed for Los Angeles, his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. B Fleischer and their little son Roberto will shortly leave for Europe, expecting to be gone four months. En route to New York they will visit the Worlds Fair and Chicago.
 Mr George Albert Narbeth, the well known English mining engineer, has this week been visitor in No gales. This morning he left for the Ma agdalena district, Sonora, on mining business.
 Tom Burch, brother in la~ of Earl Grisweld, chief deputy collector of U. $. customs at this port, has this week been visiting in ths city from La Colo rada Tom has wide circle of friends in the line city.
 It is said that Major Fred Herrera, receiver of the defunct International al Bank, will in the near future go east on an extended business trip. Mrs Herrera and their little girl will ac- companied him
 Dr. N. K Noon, Nogales' most en- thusiastic baseballist, is making strenu- ous efforts to have a match between the Nosales and Cananea hines. The game will be played at Cananea September 16th
 Wednesday evening at Armory Hall Second Lieutenant Emery Chalfant was unanimously elected first lieu tenant of Brodie's First Cavalry Troop, to fill the vacancy caused by the re SIOnatlOn Of Phil HerOld.
 The new grocery and feed store re- gently opened at the corner of Elm Street and Railroad avenue, in the A. s Noon building. will be great con- venience to residents living in that thickly settled portion of the city.
 Captain Thomas, the mine superin- tendent, is a visitor in Nogales, a guest at Hotel Brickwood. The captain was recently in charge of the Worlds Fair mine. The genteman's many friends are always pleased to see him
 Sunday night Mrs. Josephine Saxon and her daughter Mrs. P J. Munch returned home from a month pleasant ly spent at Los Angeles and other points of interest on the coast. The ladies were greatly benefited by their outing
 The proposition to advertise Noga- les and this section of the country, is good one and the gentlemen who are trying to raise funds to defray the ex- pense of same are deser, inc much credit for their efforts. By all means advertise.
 Last Sunday J. R. Johnson, the we'll known experienced Southern Pacific roadmaster, was a visitor in town from Gala basas where he ard his family reside. Mir. Johnson says the recent heavy rains have kept him pretty busy.
 /. F. Rawson and Captain Thomas, two mining men, have returned from the Altar district, Sonora. where they had been to examine some splendid prospects, The gentlemen say they never saw the country looking so well as at the present time
 Sunday night Senoritas A mparo and Carmen Corral, the accomplished ughters of Don Ramon Corral, vice president of Mexico, passed through 1 Tucson on their way from Mexico to Los Angeles. They were accompanied | by their brother Ramon, Jr
 This morning Phil Conuel the suc- | cessful mining man, went to Mazda ena on business before departing for i the Worlds Fair and other points of i interest in the east. He will com bine business with pleasure while away and | will be gone about two months.
 Edward Titcomb, the head of Roy < TitcoInb, Inc, has returned from the Pacific coast where he had gone with Captain l.. w. Mix to enjoy a short tacation. The gentleman was greatly 'enetitted by his outing. The captain emained in California with his ia amily