The border vidette., 1904-04-09

! Ol us FlESC NaClOnal bank or N O. gales, which appears in another col umn. It shows that sound fnancia institution to be in a healthy con- dition.
 Chief Clerk James Schultz of The Parlor has about recovered from a troublesome attack of measles. Hi: illness, however, did not prevent hin : from coming out Monday to the great consternntion of his friends who never had 'em.
 Dr. Frank J. Toussaaint and wife and Mrs. Ray Big5s, arrived in tho city this morning from Sonora. To- morrow morning they will continue or they way home to Milwaukee. The ladies have for some time been guests of the doctor at his mines.
 A telegram was received in No gales this morning to the effect that James Goodman of this place early this morning in Chicago, attempted to Cananea Consolidated Copper Com pany. No particulars.
 If you want a real Favorita Cigar $ for 25 cents Mexican money, go to John Jund's old stand, now presided over by NJ. Bouscharain, the veteran saloon man. He also sells three fin gers of tie famous McBryer for 10 cents Joe. Dupuy is head salesman. *
 Alex. Joffroy, member of the broker age firm of Brady-Levin Commission Company, who tor a month or two has been a visitor in Los Angeles on busi ness and pleasure, has returned home. Alex says he enjoyed his outing and feels fine. He lo,.ks the part. Tomorrow morning Councilman Will liam Schuci>mann will leave for Los Angeles on business connected with Las Dos Naciones Cigar company of principal owner. His company has a big branch in the city of angeles.
 Mir. Pauline Monteverde, nephew of one of Mexico's greatest statesman, Don Ramon Corral, for many years governor of Sonora, now d member of President Diaz' Cabinet, is in the city MT. Monteverde for the past year has held lucrative and responsible posi- ton at Cerro Prieto.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, Col W. C. Greene's right bower in Sonora, Was circulating among his Nogales friends Tuesday and Wednesday, The gen. tleman has recently returned from the east where he had been on i'm portant business. From here Mir. Bernard went to Tucson
 Tuesday Mr. J. $. Andrews, one of Orc Blanco's pioneers, was a business visitor in Nogales. Wednesday he departed for Tucson from where he will return home by the excellent stage which runs bet ween the ancient and honerable pueblo and the old gold districts of Gro Blanco and Old Glory
 Col. Harper $. Cunningham of Guthrie, Oklahoma, n prominent poli- tician and newspaper man, who Is large ly interested Tn Santa Cruz county mines, Is again here on visit with his son Harper J., who is general manager of the Endless Chain Mining Company's properties situated in the Harshaw district.
 Ben Powell, one of the best known and most prosperous of all of Santa Cruz county's raHchers and stockrais- CTS, came in from his excellent ranch in the Huachuca mountains Tuesday forenoon and registered at the Brick wood. Ben. was accompanied by his estimable wife. in the afternoon they went to the circus.
 Wednesday Receiver Fred Herrera of the defunct International Bank, filed three actions at law in the Dis t-ict Court. Dr. Ray Ferguson and Harry R. Hay are defendants in one suit. the Nogales Copper Co.,, second defendant, and the International Trust Go. the third. The causes arise out of the closing of the International bank.
 Attorney D. A. Richardson, for mcrly of Nogales now practicing law in Douglas, Arizona, was a visitor in Nosales the forepart of the week on professional business. He said he eid not come to vote, but could hardly resist the tcmpt.tion to vote the straight "Taxpayers Ticket Mr. Richardson is doing well in Douglas
 A letter has been received by citizen of Nogales from James Vande- wort, the well known contractor, stat ing that he met l.. F. Swain and wife and P. E. Murray at Sacramento, California, last Sunday, April 3rd Swain and wife rode on the same train with Vandvort from cramento to Oakland and Murray to San Fran cisco.
 The talk of certain sore heads to disfranchise Mayor F. +. Cranz, Coun- cilmen Mix and L. B. Fleischer, be- cause they temporarily reside in Mex |