The border vidette., 1904-08-20

left Thursday morning for the Worlds
Fair. On his return trip he will stop
ten days with his family in Colorado.
Monday Frank Gille;t, passenger
conductor a number of years on the
Sonora railway, registered at the Brick
wood from Guay",as. His family nov
reside at the Gillett ranch near Tucson.
Geo. Ba.lenger, who is holding down
Cashier Africans position in the ex-
press Office, during that gentleman's
absence on his summers vacation,
visited Tucson last Sunday, returning
the same night
Thursday Mr.. E E Bethel, the
we'll known Washington Camp mer-
chant, was business visitor at the
over Washington Camp way looks
fine since the big rains.
Next week A gent H Jordan of the
Southern Pacific's NogaIes station, will
return from California, where he has
been spending month with his
mother. His numerous friends will
be glad to have him back.
gonia. left yesterday for Kansas, City,
st. Louis and his old home in New
York State en- a combined business
and pleasure tip. He will return to
Patag onia about the first of October.
This week Senator Eugene Ives, law
partner of Hon. Mark Smith, next
delegate to congress from Arizona,
spent several days in Sonora, on legal
business. The law firm of Smith IL
Ives is one of the strongest in the
territory.
Mrs. Carter of Denver, Colorado,
mother of Mr.. A. Carter, assyer at
Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico, who arriv-
ed in the city Monday, has gone to
Magdalena to visit her son and family
Mr. Carter came up to the border to
meet his mother.
Hugo Donau of Tucson was in the
city Monday, having business before
the board of equalization in the in
terest of Albert Steinfeld IL Company.
Tuesday morning he returned to Tue
son, greatly pleased with the treat
ment received at the hands of the
board
G. NJ. Berkhalter, freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific,
was here Tuesday on Important bust
ness for his big corporation Mr.
Berkhalter makes his headquarters at
Tucson, but he is on the road most of
the time hustling business He gen
orally gets it.
T4h IL
with Nj. NJ. Conn is interested in the
Santa Bibiana mines situated in the
Magdalena district, Sonora, is in the
city from Magdalena He is slightly
under the weather. S. Fraijo of Mag
dalena, also interested in the mines, is
at the Brickwood.
W. B L. Phil Ups, general mana ger
OF the Pembroke Gold Mining IL Mill
ing Company, a new incorporation the
of which mention was
made in THE BORDER VIDgrTE last
week, came up from Magdalena last
evening and is today transacting COM
pany business in Nogales.
Services at the Congregational
church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
service at IL. a. m, and evening song
service at 7:3O p. m. The Pastor, Rev
VIM. Robert Reud will conduct all
these services. The public receives a
cordial welcome at all of them.
Col. w. @. Greene president of the
Greene Consolidated Copper and the
Greene Consolidated Gold Companies,
will arrive in the city tonight or to-
morrow. 1t is said Colonel Greene IS
going to La Brica to inspect the cper-
atoms now in progress at the gold
placer fields of which mention is made |
in another column.
A new daily-"Nogales Daily News"
George X. French, publisher and editor,
was born in this city late Thursday |
evening. 1t is of Republican faith;
has a neat healthy appearance and
shows evidence of having been gotten |
mp by experienced workmen A |
speciality is made of illustrations which |
are attractive and we'll printed May |
The News live long and prosper.
If you are a visitor in the city to-
and wish to help to make an
other visitor feel at home go out to the |
NJ ethodist church at l O. clock where a |
visitor, Rev. udson Elliott will preach
Ii you are not a visitor do the polite |
hing and help to make a visitor feel |
At home by giving him a hearty
welcome. Rev. Elliott is from Pho
nix, Ariz. He was formerly pastor of