The border vidette., 1904-01-09

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 which for many years has been success
 fully operating in Santa Cruz county.
 spent several days in NogaIes where
 he has many friends.
 w. A Lining, secretary of the
 International Cyanide Company. of
 which Majnr A. Hoover is president and Mir. William Schuckmann treas urer, is gain able to be out after two
 weeks illness. The gentleman says he expects soon to have force of men at
 work on his company's properties,
 which are only few miles from No ga les, in Santa Cruz county.
 Clerk of the Distsict Court Fred. s. l Noon is now a lawyer. and if any of you want divorce, or any old thing in his line. give him q call One day this week. in district court before Judge Davis, Fred was given run for his
 money, and it is said he had no difficult | ty in proving a sut1i. .ient knowledge of Blackstone, to enable him to practice. | law in the district court. Just ns soon as his shingle is made, he will hang it out We wish L,wyer Noon abundant success.
 Jose. P-Iia and Aniceto Armenia. the two young boys convicted O; per jury were s-ntence1 by Judge Davis to one year in the Territorial Indus trial school at Henson, where 1t is hop-d they will at least learn the full meaning of an oath. Mitchell Cat zion, charged with suboraation of per jury, was az luitted, the territory be- ing unable to produce sufficient evi- dence tn convict him. A. O.6la, the we'll known Tucson criminal lawyer. represented Gatzion. The boys pied guilty.
 This week Harry B,rnett. president and general manager of the Happy Jack Mining Company, of which Henry w. Scattergood, is vice presi- dent, and w. P Savage secretary and treasurer, was a business visitor in Nogales. MT. Barnett, who but re- gently resumed control of the manage ment of the Happy Jack company. was loud is his praise of the merits of the miaes owned by his company from which considerable good ore has been shipped and is of the opinion that they will soon be numbered among the paying mines in Arizona.
 The Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Company, is now beyond doubt equipped with the best nachin- cry of any plant of it's kind in Arizona. and patrons of the company will in future be given the best service ina gina ble. Alt of the new and hand some machinery recently installed was manufactured in Nogales by the Ari- zona- Sonora Manufacturing Company The material is excellent and the workmanship equal, if not superior to that turned out of any eastern factory. With this we'll equipped, greatly enlarged plant in successful operation, Nogales should be the best and cheap. est lighted town in Arizona.
 Wednesday Mir and Mrs Jos Bergier spent the day in the city from their fine ranch in the Huachucs mountains, which they have sold to ''Dsc" Goodin of Wilcox. They were here to sign the final papers necessary to put Mir. Goodin in possession of thIs valuable ranch property which lies in Santa Cruz county. On the fifteenth of this month the new owner will take charge of the ranch and become a citi zen of this county, and Mir. and Mrs. Bergier will 90 to California, where it Is their intention to in future make their home, to which place the best wishes of host of friends will follow them.
 Papago Tribe No. II, Improved Order of Red Men, held an interest ing meeting Monday night at which two palefaces took the first degree, and the officers for the ensuing year were in stalled as follows: Sachem, R. $. Halkt; Prophet, Frank J. Duffy; Senior Saga more. Jas. Schultz; Junior Ssgmore, w. A. O'Connor; Keeper of Wampum J. I. Brickwood: Chief of Council. F. l.. Bayly; Medicine Man, Dr. H. w Purdy; Trustees, L. Lully. Dr. NJ. A. Bartleson, A. Ashley Red Men in Noeales are becoming quite numerous, there being already over sixty members of Papago Tribe No II. which is a most credita ble showing for the short time the tribe has been organized All the members are taking great inter est in the future success of the tribe, | which is in most ffou rishing condition financially. Tine new paraphernalia has arrived and the boys are said to be getting their working team trained in fine style.
 Tuesday morning Mir. and Mrs. | Ferd Van Mourick, their guest Miss May Brown, and Chas. A. Kaiser, | assistant oeneral manaoer Of the |