The border vidette., 1904-11-19

this port, has been transfe1e ed 10 Naco. His successor here has not been named.
 Tuesday Col J. A Naugle, assistant general manager of the Sonora rail- way, was a vi-itor in Nogales in his private car "Francisco." He re- turned south the same day.
 Henry Levin, the broker, has been spending several days in Hermosillo, enjoying the grand celebration in honor of Don Rlrnon Corral, MeXico's vice president. MT. Levin Is accompanied by Mrs Levin and the children.
 MT l. Lindsay. president of the First National Bank, and Mrs Lind say have thls week been visiting No gales friends. They spend the greater part of their time in Los Angeles where they have a handsome resi- dence. Mir. Lindsay Is one of the west, having large and valuable min eral holdings in Arizona and Mexico.
 Yes sterday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. Dr. Cirios, eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. O. Petitpain, who died Thursday morning, occurred from the family residence, interment being in the Nogales, Sonora, cemetery under the direction of Geb,er's undertaking Dr. Cribs, who was for, arrived Thursday night, too late to see his wife alive, but in time to attend the funeral. The sorrow ing family have the sympathy of the entire community The cause of the untinely passing of this noble woman was pneumonia.
 District Attorney F. J. Duffy, dele gate from Nogales Lodge No ?. A O. U. w. to the session of the Grand Lodge which convened in Tucson three days this week, returned home Thurs day night. The gentleman reports having had splendid time and says the session was the most successful in the history of the lodge J. E O'Con- nor, district attorney of Pinal county, brother of Probate Judge O'Connor of this county, was elected Grand Master workman of this jurisdiction. which embraces New Mexico and Arizona. The new Grand Master Is serving his fourth term as district attorney of Pinal county.
 Yesterday H. B. Hall, special agent of the Unitei States Postoffice De partment at Washington, and Post master Corbett of Tucson, were visitors in Nogales for the purpose of securing a location for a new postoffice building. A ten years lease has been secured by the government from Geo. B. Marsh for portion of his lot next the fire house on Railway avenue and a two story building will at once be erected by Uncle Sam. The new postoffice will be equipped with the most up to- QdlS IAlENCS HI Oc CtGulI lO our rapidly growing little city This morning Special Agent Hall and Pc stmaster Corbett left for Tucson.
 Sunday night Mir. Watt Gittens, the mining man, and his charming daughter, Miss Dora, arrived home from a three months pleasure visit in Pennsylvania. the most of which time was spent in Wilkes Barre, the home of Mir. Gittens' forefathers More than twenty two years ago Watt visit ed his old home, and 1t goes without saying that he found many changes on his recent ttip. While at Wilkes Barre he was chaperoaed about by Chief of Polire John Jones, a friend of the 'days of long ago." Both MT. Gittens and Miss Dora report having had a most delightful trip. They will not soon forget those in the old key stone state who were kind to them.
 Ate Castor Beans.
 Billy" Colburn, heavy weight all round athlete at Frank Irvine's wet goods emporium just across the interna-