The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-09-10
LOCAL NEWS

| lie Crystal, Harry Barr, pro
irietor, will be opened this evening.
Captain L. W. Mix will shortly
leave for Mexico City on important
private business
Mayor and Mrs. f. F. Gram: have
moved into their elegant new stone
residence in the Noon addition
Billy Mansfield. Chinese inspector
formerly stationed at this port now at
Tucson, was visitor in Nogales yes
terdag.
George Webb, head of the bureau
OF Immigration for this district is in
/ the city from Tucson. where he makes
his headquarters
H f Grace, station agent at Pes
queira, Sonora, came up from the
south last evening. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Grace.
Ell. Howard, for long time en-
ployed in the Monte Carlo, is here
from the big copper camp. Cananea,
where for four months he has been en-
gagged in business.
Eben L. O,kes, who for a month
past has been visiting his old home in
Bloomfield, Conn, is now at the
Worlds Fair. The gentleman writes
that he is having a fine time; he will
return to Harshaw, about the first of
October.
The Tucson Citizen says: The Tue
son Land Office officials have received
the decision of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office at Washington
regarding the contest for right of way
in the CHA Valley between the Ari i
IONA Eastern and the Phoenix IL East
ern railway companies. The decision
is favorable to the Arizona Eastern.
The Sehoita Oil Company, accord
ing to q statement in another column
made by the company has gone out of
business for the time being. The
VIDETTE Is sorry to learn that the
mana cement is unable to deliver the
goods as promised. That the oil belt
owned by the company is good, all
experts agree, and the report sent out
by the company will DE learned with
regret, by those interested in Nogales'
future welfare.
The Democratic county convention
which met III this city last Thursday
tc elect six delegates to the Territorial
convention which viii meet in Phoenix,
September, pledged its six delegates to
vote first, last and all the time for
Hon. Mark Smith for delegate to con-
gress- The following gentlemen were
unanimously elected delegates to the
Territorial conventions: DIR. A A.
Doherty, DR. A S. Russell, Judge NJ.
NJ. Triclley. Captain l. w Mix, Hon.
Richard Farrell and Hon. Bo- J.
Whiteside.
The Misses Olive and Ethel Doherty
have taken and successfully passed the
entrance examination to the Junior or
Third Year at the Tempe Normal
School Ike girls, If they have good
health, will graduate from that institu-
ton in two years Who says that the
NOgales public schools are not all
right when two pupils from the schools
here can go among strangers, and up
on rigid examination, make such re-
markaole showingl
H g. Morris, who was recently
arrested and confined in the Nogales,
Sonora. Mexico. Jail, on a charge of
stealing a horse from Oscar Bartlett of
Cananea, was given his liberty yes
terdav. He says the whole affair was
n mistake: he had perfect right to be
in possession of the horse he was &C
cused of stealing and now that he has
been given his liberty he wants ali of
his friends to learn of his innocence.
Mr.. Morris says he wants to thank
the Mexican officials of Nogales, So
nora, and his numerous friends for
their great Kindness toward him dur
ing the days he was locked up