The border vidette., 1904-11-19

route to Magdalena, Sonora, where they will spend several months
 Rev Vim. Robt. Reud, several years pastor of the Congregational church in this city, Is temporary pas tor of a church at Oakland, California.
 Monday Amos Yaeger depai ted for Los Angeles on mining business Amos has been on the sick list a cou- p pe of weeks but expects to fully recov CT while in the city.
 MT. and Mrs AIeIandro Joffroy are now pleasantly located in their No gales, Sonora, home, where they will be pleased to welcome their numerous friends.
 Joe de Lusignan. the well known NogaIes millwright, came up from the south Wednesday morning. Joe has been busy recently tax -ng down the old stamp mill near Gil ut. The work was done for Joseph Pascholy, the capitalist who recently returned to Nogales from the coast, where he and Mrs. Pascholy now spend most of their time.
 The bull fight in Nogales, Sonora. Mexico, toSAorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock promises to be the most excit ing ever witnessed in Nogales- The managers state that the bulls are net bulls, but ''diavlos." If you never saw genuine bull fight, go tomorrow. You will get the worth of your money. After the fight two beautiful Mexican girls will dance the '.jotas."
 Early Thurs lay morning the little 5 year-old daughter, Nellie, of MT. and Mrs Harry Barr of this city, died after an illness of several weeks. The funeral occurred Thursday afternoon at o'clock from the family residence on North Morley avenue, interment being in the Nogales cemetery The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the sorrowing parents in this hour of grief.
 Miss J. S. O'Daly, sister of William ODaly, the Sonora mine superinten- dent, IS in the city and may possibly spend the winter here. She came here about a year ago from her home in Ireland to visit her brother and fam fly, and is so we'll pleased with our glorious climate she will make this her home. The lady teaches painting and French and while in Nogales will teach q select class at reasona ble rates.
 Hon. N. w. Bernard, who was candidate on the Democratic ticket for joint councilman from Pima and Santa Cruz counties desires TIE BoR- DER VIDETTE to thank all his friends in Santa Cruz county for the loyal manner in which they stayed with hi;n at the last election. MT. Bernard says ':I certainly feel proud to think that after such political land slide as happened on the Sth inst, Santa Cruz came up with such a good ma jority."
 Word comes from the Patagonia mining district, this county, that parties have just completed the assess ment work on the Minnie Smith min ing claim owned by number of New York capitalists who are interested in a number of other good claims located in the same district. It is said the Minnie Smith claim has great merit and considerable surprise Is expressed by those competent to judge. that the owners dc not take steps to make mine of it.
 John Maloney, the mining man, re turned home Tuesday night from Chicago where he had been on busi- ness He reports having had both pleasant and successful t,ip. John Is a Democrat of the old school and very much regrets the political '.land side" that struck this neck O the woods November s There are others. Thursday night MT. Maloney left for the Altar district in Sonora on impor- tant mining business, expecting to be