The border vidette., 1904-06-04

Furnished rooms for light house
 keeping, at The Daniels, formerly
 known as The Sanitarium. If.
 Mir. l.. c. Balch, one of Magdalena' s
 bright young business men, was a
 visitor in Nogales Monday and Tues
 day
 Sunday Manager Ferd Van Mourick
 of the local Sonora News Company,
 accompanied by Mrs. Van Mourick
 August Mir. and Mrs. Van Mourick will go east on an extended pleasure
 trip. Their itinerary will include
 the Worlds Fair.
 J. A. Straith who several years go
 conducted large, well equipped assay
 office in Nogales visitor here
 Monday from the Santa Rita noun
 tains where for the past two years he has been prospecting. Jack hopes soon to make turn after which he will attended the big show at St. Louis
 T. T. Harding, general manager of the Gladstone Mining Company, came in from camp Monday morning and spent the day in town purchasing supplies for his camp. Mir. Harding said that the work of sinking q shaft on the property owned by his com satisfactory results.
 This week Mir. William $. Cranz, one of the best mine experts in .he southwes and northern Sonora, Mex ico, has been business visitor in Sonora. While MT. Cranz does not make business of exporting mines, he has the reputation of being the most reliable expert in this country. He possesses the distinction of being honest
 Monday Mrs. Ben. F. Daniels left for the east where she will visit a couple of months. The marshal, who for the past two weeks has been doing business in Colorado Springs, Colorado, will meet his wife at La Junta and ac- company her east. During Mrs Daniels absence from the city, her sister, Mrs. Thomson of Douglas, will The Daniels.
 Thursday morning Sachem Richard Haike of Papago Tribe No. II. 1. O R. M., this city, and George Howard, past Sachem of Pima Tribe No. 10, went to Tucson to attend the organ zona, by Thomas G. Harrison, great incohonee of the Red Men of the United States. The great incohonee's home is Indianapolis.
 Mir. Joe Polin general manager of the Grand Central Mining x Milling Company, Limited, of Minas Prietas, Sonora, Mexico Was a visitor here the forepart of the week on his way east on important private business. It is said the gentleman is negotiating the sale of some valuable mining property, situated near Minas Prietas, owned by and associates.
 Hon. Frank J. Duffy, district at torney of Santa Cruz county, was a visitor at this place this afternoon. Mir. Duffy was principal of the Tempe schools for several terms a number of years ago and he is still pleasantly by many of our people. He expressed hixasef much pleased with the progress Tempe hasmade dur ing the past few years.-Tempe News.
 The Bureau of Immigration for A ri- zona and New Mexico will open branch offices at Noeales. Inspector in charge, George w. Webb, has received author ity from the government to lease offices on Morley avenue. three doors from the International lines. He secured | bids on the furniture this week. There will be four inspectors connected with | the new office, Wm B. Addy, Guy H. Futile, Fred $. Barnett and Jeff D. | Post.
 Friends of Henry Siclzels, ('Doc) | who will be pleasantly remembered in Nogales and Sonora, will be glad to know that he is prospering in Panama, he has been for several months. He is successfully opening up a placer gold mine forty miles from the city of Panama, on the head waters of the Chagras river, where Bill Schuster prospeeted twenty-five years ago. 'Doc" says he has ordered n hydrau ulic plant from San Francisco, and expects 0 make big fortune. He is well and ends kind regards and best wishes to lis friends in ''dear old Arizona
 Memorial Day in Nogales was ob- served in the usual quiet manner. Flags ,ver the public buildings were at half mast and many business houses closed n honor of the occasion. Captain Charley E Per kins and his cavalry roop and old veterans ma arched to the where the graves of the 'eterans were decorated and salutes fred by full firing squad. At the .emetery .Judoe Eb Williams one of