The border vidette., 1904-04-23

Mining, Milling & Lumber Company, situated in the Magdalena district, twelve miles east of the Quijano station on the Sonora railroad, spent several days in town this week. Joe is sure a past master in his business.
 This week Tom. Ryan, one of the best all round men in the service of the Southern Pacific, returned from Carbo, Sonora, where he has been acting as train dispatcher. In future Tom will te connected with the No gales office. His friends here-their name is leeion-will be glad to see him back to the line city.
 l.. J F. Jaeger, Arizona's prince of hotel men, came down from Tucson Wednesday night to check up his big Montezuma hotel. Mir. and Mrs. Jaeger spend most of their time at their Santa Rita hotel, which is by long odds the finest in Arizona. Both the Santa Rita and Montezuma are doing splendid business.
 Thursday morning District Attor- ney Frank J. Duffy $ family consisting of his mother. Mrs. M. Duffy, his sister Miss Marguerite, and his two bright littlo children, Master Francis and little Miss Mary, departed for Wadd- ington, New York, MT. Duffy's old home, where in future they will make their home. Mir. Duffy has rented his elegant new home.
 William NJ. Hoey, ex-United States collector of customs at this port, arriv- ed in the city last Monday night from Muncie, Indiana, where he and Mrs. Hoey now reside. Tuesday night he continued south on business con nected with mining properties in which he is interested. Next fall Mir. Hoey and his wife expect to return to Noga- les to make their home.
 Judge M Marsteller. who for the past year has been stationed at La Osa, as deputy United States collector, has resigned and will again make his home in Nogales with his family. w. A. Brazie is daily expected from the east to take the deputy collectorship at La Osa made vacant by the resignn- tion of Judge Marsteler, whose many friends here will be pleased to learn of his return to the city.
 P. E Murray. general manager of the Humbodt Mining Company, re- turned Tuesday night from San Fran cisco, where he had been the past thirty days on business connected with his company the properties of which are situated in the Harshaw district, this county, near the Worlds Fair mine, about twenty miles from Noga- les. MT. Murray reports having had both pleasant and successful trip.
 "I have been subject to sciatic rheu- of Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joint were stiff and gave me much pain and discomfort. My joints would crack when I strengthened up. I used Chamber lain's Pain Balm and have been thoroughly cured Have not had many months. It is certainly a most wonderful liniuent. t.'' For sale by all druggists.
 George B Earnshcw, general man. ager of the Zubiate Mining Company, was in the city Tuesday, spending the day with Mrs E. Wednesday morning he was a north bound passenger en route to San Francisco where the main offices of hls company are located. Dew R. Oliver of San Francisco, one of the best fellows that ever financed a mining proposition, is president of the Zubiate of which P. E. Murray for a number of years was general man ager.
 Wednesday evening Mir. William Schuckmann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, returned home from San Francisco, where for ten days past he had been to look after his big branch store, which is doing a splendid business. Las Dos Naciones cigars are rapidly becomins the lead ing cigar in the United States and No gales is the Lest advertised town in Arizona. Mr Schuckmann spent day in the ancient and honorable pueblo of Tucson on his way home.
 Tuesday William Schwartz, general manager of the Santa Cruz Mining Company, who makes his headquarters at Patagonia, near which place the company's splendid mines are located, was a business visitor ia the city. While here he purchased hoist and other much needed machinery for use at the mines, which will soon be ship ed from the big Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company's foundry of this city, which is supplying most of the mines in this section and Sonora. Mir. Schwartz says his mines are look ing fine.
 We are pleased to note that our fellow townsman, Phil 0 Snodgrass, mill-wright and constructing engineer, oTt T,,l1