The border vidette., 1904-02-13

Ounuay morning Inc regular SerNlceS
will be conducted by the Pastor, who
will speak from the topic Gods In
vitation. In the evening a song SER
vice precedes the sermon and many
have found it very pleasant and help
full.
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Con O'Keefe, their children and Mrs.
O'Kee mother, Mrs. Shea, arrived
in the city from Tubutama, Sonora,
Mexico, where the properties of the
Sonora Milling * Mining Company
are situated. The O'Keefes are at the
Montezuma.
Monday General Willie, who re-
Gently resigned the position of Consult
ing engineer of the Yaqui Copper
| Company, was stop-over visitor in
Nogales en- route to New York from
the C -pany's properties at Campo
Santo Nino, Sonora, Mexico. The
general was accompanied 10y his little
| son.
Mr.. J. F. Mcintyre, the we'll known
New York Life insurance agent. re-
turned to Nogales Monday night from
Phoenix and other Arizona towns.
where he had been for couple of
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when once insured by Mac one seldam
dies. From here the gentleman went
to Sonora ON professional business.
Wednesday night Mr.. NJ. Nj. Conn
of The Palace received handsome
present from some unknown kind
friend in Tucson, which he is very
proud of and grateful for. 1t was
large eagle, stuffed and handsomely
mounted The bird now occupies
prominent position in The Palace
where it is much admired by all who
see it.
Otto Herold, brother of County Re-
corder Phil Herold, has this week been
visitor in Nogales. a guest of his
brother. Otto has for a long time
been down at Campo Santo Nino.
where he is occupying a responsible
and lucrative position with the Mega
les Copper Company. The gentleman
is An expert book-keeper and account
ant. He will return south in few
days.
Mr.. Zellner. the piano man, after
several days spent ia the city, has re-
turned north. While here he sold u
number of handsome instruments,
from the factory. The Zellner Piano
member, is one of the best known and
The company's Arizona headquarters
are at Tucson.
The big winter carnival is now on
at Hermosillo, Sonora's beautiful cap
ital city. It commenced Goday and
will last until next "Wednesday, Febru-
ary lGsh. The Sonora railroad has
made a rate of one fare for the round
trip from all points on the railroad
and hundr eds of people are going to
the carnival. Tickets on sale today
and tomorrow, good returning until
February 2lst.
Mr.. William Schuckmann, vice.pre-
sident of the First National Bank and
president and general manager of Las
Dos Naciones Cigar Company of this
city, has returned from business visit
to Naco, Douglas and Bisbee, in the
interest of his big cigar factory. The
gentleman reports having had both a
successful and delightful trip, having
met many old time citizens of Nogales
who are now successfully engaged In
business in the towns visited.
Last night Mrs and Mrs. A. NJ.
Conard returned from their honey
moon which was spent in Los An
geles, San Francisco and Red Bluff,
California. Many of Mr.. Conard's
relatives reside at and in the vicinity
of Red Bluff, and it goes without
saying both he and his wife enjoyed
their visit. MIR. Oonard will now
devote his attention to a number of
valuable mining properties he owns in
Sonora, making his home in Nogales.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Telluride Gold Mining Company have
been filed with the recorder of Santa
Cruz county, the incorporators being
Luther A. league, Byron W. Haines,
Alfred Cane. Roscoe +. Logan and
Q. O'Brien Reddia. The capital stock
of the company is 81, 100000, and
the principal place of business is No
gales, Arizona. H. b. NJ. Miller,
the well known San Francisco incor-
poration lawyer, is attorney for the
company.
Thursday morning Attorney Walter
j. N. McCurdy came up from Her
mosilo and yesterday morning left for
Lochiel to visit few days with his
family. Mr. McCurdy, who for near
| iy year has been in the Hermosillo
Jail charged with having forged the
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