The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.


law offices in the rooms next to ANS
den * Sanders offices on Morley avenue
a delightful birthday surprise party
was held last Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Mercer, in honor of
her charming daughter Miss Lillian.
This morning Mr.. H. Jordan, Mr.
Ed. Titcomb and Consul Morawetz re-
turned from Sonora where they had
been on hunt. They were very sue
ces-ful and report having had splen-
did time.
Marshall P. Wright, one of Sonora's
most prominent mining men, whose
headquarters are at Hermosilo, is at
the Montezuma. Yesterday he &C
companied Mrs. Wright and the child
rem to Tucson.
Col. J. A. Naugle, manager of the
Sonora end of the Southern Pacific,
with headquarters in Guaymas, was
visitor in Nogales Thursday and Fri
day, coming up from the bay city in
his private car Francisco.
Tuesday in Justice Ashley's court
Messrs. James Kane and George Gross,
charged with perjury. were bond over
to appear before the territorial grand
jury in the sum of $500 each The
bond was furnished, Jerry Sheehy and
r. Vasquez going surety for MIR. Kane
and Jerry Sheehy and L. Burgoon for
Mr.. Gross. Attorney A. Orfila, one
Arizona most successful criminal la W.
yers, came down from Tucson to re-
present the defendants. The prose-
cution alleges that Me srs. Kane and
Gross s~ore falsely when they went
on Jerry Sheehy's bond for 50 900
each. 1t is now up to the grand jury.
Thursday night Mr.. A. NJ Conard,
ex assistant general manager and
stakeholder of the Hays Consolidated
Mining, Milling and Lumber Com
paAy, returned from Camp Hays ill
the Pinto mountains. He reports
the work of erecting the big stamp
mill as progressing under the super
vision of Superintendent j oe Scott and
says tn. stamps will be re IDLY to drop
a bout April 18th. The big dam has
been completed and things generally
are moving at camp. About seventy
five men are employed by the company.
The wagon road from Quijeno to the
mines, a distance of twelve miles, is in
splendid condition.
Tuesday morning Mr.. o. o. Sax
hang and Ed. w. Jones of the Cerro
Azul Mining Company returned from
Guaymas where they had been for the
benefit of Mr.. Jones health. DR.. III.
w. Purdy who had gone south with
the gentlemen came home Sunday
The climate of Guaymas
and good attention quickly knocked
the pneumonia out of Ed and although
still a little weak, he is better than a
hundred dead men. He may possibly
20 to his Mesa City home for couple
IF Imuris. Tuesday night Mr.. Sax
hang left for camp expecting to be alb
sent from the city several days.
The Republican love feast held at
Tucson last Tuesday and "Wednesday |
was without a doubt the most remark
lble in many way of any previous feast |
ever held III the territory, according to |
hat great Democratic (D Journal, the |
Star The following delegates to Re
publican convention to be held in Chi
"a go in June were elected, all of whom
we're pledged to vote for Roosevelt:
Governor Alexander o. Brodie, Frank
Wright of Yavapai county, Judge
Aibbey of Maricopa II. b. Tenny of
Pima, w. II. Brophy of Cochise and
J. X Woods of Apache. The alien
we're Captain Hoag of Apache, H. S.
Van Corridor of Cochise, Jean Childs
If Pinal, Ben f. Danieies of Santa
cruz. W. S. Herd of Yavapai, John
W. Darlington of Yuma