The border vidette., 1904-01-30


 the well known ore buyer, arrived in Nogales from the City of Mexico, and exp poets to remain here several months. Ihe gentleman was accompanied by his estimable wife and their bright little daughter. The Lewis family have wide circle of friends in the line city, all of whom will be pleased to learn of their return. It is hoped they will decide to make this their permanent home.
 Dr. Bayly of the Nogales Drug Company has received a handsome 2O.h Century Soda Fountain which has been placed in his up-to-date drug store. The fountain, ma ie of Arizona onyx and oak, is both hand some and substantial It is in keep iug with all of the furnishings in this up-to- date esta ablishment which Is presided over by Dr. F. L. Bayly. who when 1t cou,es to putting up pres cription or serving soft drinks, can not be beat. He extends 8 cordial invita- ton to all his friends to come and take one on him."
 Mir. Harry E. Messick, who recently assumed the mana cement of the In
 
 favorably know in Phpnix, where he spent some time before coming to the line city. The gentleman has had great deal of experience in the drug business and comes to Nogales highly recommended He is pleasant gen tleman and fully qualified to fill the responsible position made vacant by the resignation of Dr. R. $. Shumway, the eye specialist, who is now occupy ing offices with pr. Gustetter.
 Wednesday Sheriff Turner received an order from Justice of the Peace T. T. Childers of w ashin gton precinct, announcing that the bond of Jerry Sheehy, the slayer of Richard Harri- son. had been accepted in the sum of SlO.OOO. Mir. Sheehy, who had been in the county jail since the unfor- tunate affair that resulted Tn the death of his friend and one of Santa Cruz county's most popular young citizens, was released and immediately returned to his home.
 Thursday Mir. and Mrs. William Bower of the Ranch de Coches, were visitors in the city, being guests at the Montezuma hotel Rancho de Coches, formerly belonged to Sheriff T. J. Turner, who sold it to the Bower Bros of Philadelphia. Pa. It is one of the most valuable ranches in Santa Cruz county and is situated in the Hua- chucn mountains where there Is always an abundance of feed and water. MT. and Mrs. Bower returned to their pleasant ranch home Friday morning.
 Tuesday evening the unfortunate young man. Jose Gotta, who on the night of January 2Oth was shot by Mrs Hunt, whose house he attempted to enter, died from the effects of his wound. Judge Ashley the same even- ing held an inquest over the remains, and the jury exhonorated Mrs. Hunt from all blame. Mrs. Hunt. more than any body, regrets the death of the young man. who after he was shot, was taken into her house and tenderly cared for. The funeral occurred We'd nesday afternoon.
 Wednesday evening Sheriff Turner and Judge Ashley returned from the mining camp of the Chicago-Pataeo- mia Gold and Silver Mining Company in the Pata gonia mountains 8 short distance from Harshaw, the scene of the killing of a Mexican by Mike O Mara. superintendent of the mines. The sheriff and the judge had gone to attend the coroner's inquest which had been continued from Monday. The caroner's jury after hearing all the evidence, returned a verdict of justii- able homicide, and Mir. OMara, who had given himself up to the law, was turned loose by Sheriff Turner.
 Tonight will be one long to be re by friends and patrons of The Arcade, Mir. Richard Halke's 1 popular little resort in the Brickwood ! building. It will be the occasion of | the first anniversary of the opening | of The Arcade by MT. Halke, and l there will be music, turkey, soda water, l mineral water, Shasta water, ginger | ale, b., ice water, etc. Every body | is cordially invited to attend and enjoy pleasant hour. Mine Host Halke and his able and popular as sistants Mir. Harry Clarke and Mir. Jack Irving will be on hand to do the honors, and royal good time is all.
 Monday evening Mir. Tom Gittens, nilI-man at the Cerro Prieto gold mines, Sonora, Mexico. and Mr. Ed. W oods, who is also employed at the pig gold camp, were southbound pa ssengers returning to Cerro PrIeto liter week spent in the city with ba, Fo, Watkins GiffapO