The border vidette., 1904-07-23

On Thursday night Mrs Terrence Iealy and child arrived in the city from tucson on visit with her re latives. The lady is ,lnu.l,'er of Mrs. .Ios.ph Thompson
 Dr. W. B. Purcell of Tucson who has extensive miniug interests in So nora, was here several days this week, having stopped over on his way home from visit to his property.
 Saturday evening Miss Isabel Car penter returned home from Los An geles where she had been visiting Mrs William Cranz The young lady re- ports having had most delight ! visit
 J. NJ. Summey, proprietor of the Elite Shaving Parlors in the Monte zuma, has presented his wife with a handsome new piano, purchased from R. Zellner, J., the Los Angeles piano man.
 A handsome new American flag and U. $. custom flag now daily floats in front of the Geo. B. Marsh building on | Morley avenue, designating the new quarters of the United States custom | house.
 The many friends of Wayne Curry, the popular and accommodating clerk in the Nogales post office, will be sorry to learn that he has resigned his posi- tion and returned to his old home in West Virginia.
 Eddie Mix, son of J. B. Mix, deputy United States collector of customs at Lochiel, has gone to Hermosilio to ac- cept clerical position in Hotel Area dia, of which his uncle, Capt. l.. w. Mix Is manager.
 basas cattleman was in town yester- day. He reports fine rains out Peiia Blanca way and grass growing rapidly. The recent rains make the gentleman exceedingly glad.
 A new awning in front of A. Car pena X Cos store, on Morley avenue, between The Palace and Pioneer Hard ware House is one of the much needed improvement made this week on that busy througnfare.
 After several days in Nogales Rev R. c. Elliott, presiding elder of the Sinaloa district of the Methodist | CIui l0iO uIOTIin0 TOT Cananea, Sonora, where he will re- main several weeks.
 FoR SALE Fifty hives of bees, on the Nosales-W ashington road, seven miles from Nogales. Good mesquite and alfalfa range. Good local market for honey. Must be sold at once. Address William Rhoads, Nosales, l Arizona. If.
 A meeting of stockholders of the In ternational Mining tc Smeiting Com pany, incorporated will be held at the office of the company in Nogales, Ari- zona, on Monday, August 22nd 1904, for the purpose of dissoIving said cor poration.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Benjamin F. Daniels returned home from a visit of several weeks with friends and re- latives in Kansas and Missouri. Mar shal Daniels will return home next week. He stopped in Kansas City on business.
 Professor F. w. Kelsey of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is visiting the prop critics of the Hays Consolidated Min ing, Milling X Lumber Company in the | I The gentleman is big stockholder in the company.
 It is said Carl Woulf, the mIn- ing man and artist, is dieing in Cali fornia, where he was taken several weeks ago to receive medical treat ment. MT. Woulf has many friends in Nogales and Sonora who join us in the hope that a change for the better will occur and his life spared.
 Fret Becker, formerly of Nogales, now successfully engaged in business at Hermosillo, Sonora's capital city. spent several days in Nogales this week visiting old friends. Fred says he is fond of Hermosillo, but there is no place like the line city with it's | glorious summer clima te and hospitable people.
 This week an important mining deal was closed in Nogales which will not only benefit the parties directly in terested, but every body in Nogales and Santa Cruz county. We are un- able to give details but from all ap- pearance ''Lucky" Mark LulIey is re- sponsible, more than any other man, for the liberal expenditure of money about the town since the cash was placed in the bank. Many people say Mr. Eben. l.. Crowell Is in measure responsible. Next week we will en- deavor to explain.