The border vidette., 1904-07-02

l seat. Mr. Barnett is president anr
 general manager of the Happy Jack Mining Company, the properties O.
 which will in the near future again bt
 operated under his supervision.
 Thursday evening Mir and Mrs
 Talbot of Sonora, arrived in the city
 and are now guests at the Montezuua.
 Mrs. Talbot is en route to Colorado . where she i'll visit a month with her
 parents. Mir Talbot will return to Fl
 Tiro gold mines in the Altar district
 of which he Is general manager.
 E. c. Everitt and F. P, Grindell,
 representing the International Cores
 pondence schools of Scranton, Pa are
 at the Montezuma for few days.
 This school which is now the greatest educational institution in the world
 has helped many ambitions young men
 and women into better positions.
 Collector of Customs Baker has leased | for one year six large rooms in the Marsh building, formerly occu pied by Santa Cruz county's officials. The new quarters are centrally located and
 will Ge convenient for those having
 business with the United States custom officials at the port of Nogalcs.
 Mir. H. C.. Grannis, the New York
 mining man who so much resembles President Roosevelt that his friends call him Teddy was visitor in No gales Tuesday and Wednt sday. The gentlemen Is interested in mining prop critics in tho Magdalena district. and makes his headquarters at Magdalena, Sonora.
 The Greeley Graphic of Greeley, Kansas says: ''Fred Sige is one of our subscribers who remembers the editor when he has something good Wednesday he brought to this office a box of fine large straw berries. One of the berries was six inches in cir conference and of good quality" Wonder what brand the Graphic man | uses.
 Last Tuesday Ramon V. Duenas, | aged 42 years died in Nogales Sonora, after an illness of only few days. The cause of death was pneumonia. Deceased was a member of Sociedad Hidalgo de Artesanos Logia No. l, of Nogales, Sonora, and the funeral occurred under the auspices of the order, in the Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. cemetery.
 Blue Rock pidgeons and doves are said to be very plentiful along the So- nora railroad few miles south of Mo- gales. Now that the passenger trains on the Sonora road leave the city in the morning and arrive in the evening, our local nimrods are afforded splen dId opportunity to enjoy days out ing, and full game bags are very numerous in the llne city these days.
 Tuesday morning MrsJ Joaquina Moore died at her home on Elm street after a short illness. The cause of he pass ing was pneumonia. Deceased was a widow, her husband having died in Cuba while serving as a soldier for the United States during the war between this country and Spain. Death was unexpected and shock to her numer- ous friends who loved her for many acts of kindness
 Monday night the Red Men of Pa pago Tribe No. l |, held very interest ing meeting which was largely atten- ded by members of the tribe who are anxious to make the Nogales tribe the strongest in Arizona. The Red Men are the most enthusiastic of all the ,he secret organizations in the Line City and their meetings are always well attended Besides considerable business of importance to the Red Men, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Sachem, Judge W. o. O'Connor; Senior Sagamore Charley Moody; Junlor Sagamore, w. ( E. Bowman; Prophet, Richard Halke; Keeper of Records, J J Teeters; Keeper ( ,f Wampum, Louis Lulley; Trustee, | ]. c. Gates.
 June 25th James NJ Durnal, for ( nerly deputy sheriff of this county , lnder Sheriff Turner, now constable $ if Douglas shot and killed one Ramon S Jarmona, supposed to have been in ane. The tragedy occurred in the d louse of k. O. Johnson, justice of the ,eace Of Douglas. The insane man a fred number of shots at Walter s ohnson, brother of the judge, and | everal shots at passing children, be . ore he was stopped by Constable t )urnal who fired one shot into his a ody and two into his head, killing p i'm. Constable Durnal Is making plendid peace officer fer Douglas and F , receiving much praise for his prompt q ess in killing Carmona, who was p dangerous man to be at q ,rge and alive. U :.
 A. L. Cane, the mining man who O