The border vidette., 1904-06-11

Since leaving here Mir and Airs. BlOX- ton have been visiting relatives at Tacoma, W ashington.
 O o. sSaxhang, president and gen eral manager of the Cerro Azul Min ing Company, the gold properties of which are in the Cerro Azul noun tains, fifteen miles east of Imuris. Sonora, returned yesterday mornin g from visit to the mines.
 Friday night Mrs. l.. B. Fieischer and children and her mother Ms. Manuel Mascarenas, returned from a | four-months visit at Los Angeles. Mir. Fleischer met the folks at Benson and accompanied them home. They all enjoy excellent health.
 Wednesday Editor Carlos Fully, one of Arizena's pioneer newspaper men, l was visitor in Nogales hustling busi- ness for his excellent Mexican paper, "La Alianza," published at Tucson. Mir. Fully has q wide circle of friends here all of whom gave him n warm welcome.
 The service at the Congregational church will be conducted to morrow by the Pastor, Rev. Vim. Robert Reud, services are held as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m, preaching at l 1 a.. m. Evening song service at 7:3O D. m. The public is made cor elially welcome at these services.
 At Tucson last week we met Char les A. Fisk, on the way to Los An geles to meet his mother, who was in attendance at the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Charlie is kindly remembered by the oldtimers of Globe. He and his fami- ly are now residents of Nogales.- Silver Belt.
 Mr. A. L. Lewis, ore buyer for the National Metal Company, was a busi- ness visitor in the line city the fore part of the week. Mrs. Lewis and their bright little daughter are spend ing the summer in the east. Mir. Lewis is delighted with the Nogales here than anywhere in the southwest
 George NJ. Ryall, a well known Baltimore capitalist, who is interested in Sonora mines, was in the city Thursday of this week CD route east, after a week spent in Sonora where he had been on business connected with his interests. Mir. Ryall has recently visited Ireland, his old home, where he went to look after his fathers estate.
 Moody tS Bowman, who have the contract for improving Theo. Gebler's hardware house, next HE BORDER VIDETTE office, are doing splendid work. The handsome new glass front greatly enhances the value of the place and is credit to Nogales, the owner and the workmen. Messrs. John and Ed. Burton assisted the con- tractors
 I1On DO. U. " nlUeSlue or CulS GUY, who for some time past has been at Douglas where he had the business management of Hotel Roy, has re- turned to Nogales and is now doing the day trick at NJ. M Conn's Palace Bo has had many years practical ex- perience in the business of mixing 'em and his numerous friends, who are fond of s'a smile," will learn with pleasure, that he has decided never again to go so far away from home.
 Wednesday Mrs Frank Powers, who with her husband owns a big in terest in the famous Worlds Fair sil- yer mine situated in the Harshaw dis trict, this county, was in the city guest at the Montezuma. She was &C., companied by their only child, bright little Miss not yet in her teens. The great mine owned and operated by the Powers, has made them indepen- dently rich. It is HOW being operated by the London-Glasgow Development Company.
 Mr. Chas N White, for a number of years cashier in the Sonora railway office on the Mexican side of the line, has resigned and he and his estimable