The border vidette., 1905-02-11

Nexc Tuesday evening, February
 14th, the good ladies of the Episcopal
 church will give one of their delight ful so ials at the pleasant home of Capt.in and Mrs 0 E Per kins, for the b,-u.-tit of the church Every bo,ly
 cordially invited to attend.
 News of the. death of Captain Wm. J. EK+y, at New Orleans January 29th. was learned in Nogales with genuine regret by a host of oli tine friends and a. quaintances C,use of his passing was not learned At the time of i,is death he was in the employ of the Lyon Cypress Lumber Go.
 On February lst. in Los Angeles, California, Miss Mamie Williams, dauy yhter of Cashier Williams at the Southern Pacific Company's Nogales, Arizona, depot. and EIwin Opdyke, the popular efficient cle. k in the Sono- ra railway office were married. Mir. and Mrs Op 1yke have returned to Nogales where they will reside.
 At the annual stockholders meeting of the Nogales Building & Loan As sociation held Tuesday, the following officers were elected for the ensuing g year: Eb. Williams, president; w. F. Overton, vice president; Bracey Curtis, Eb Williams, attorney. The asso- citation is Tn a most fourish;ng condi- tion anG credit to Nogales.
 R. Zellner, Jr, than whom no more popular travelling man comes to No gales, spent several days in Nosales this week. Mir Zellner has recently returned from Los Angeles where he had been to visit his parents who have 8 pleaseant home in the suburbs of the ''city of angeles" The Zellner Piano Company of which Mir. Zellner is a member, has the piano business in Southern Arizona and Sonora grabbed.
 Tuesday there was a meeting of the Company. The following directors were elected: O. O. Saxhang, William Schuckmann, Bracey Curtis, Frank J. Duffy, Ed. w. Jones, John Pomeroy, Ed Drew. The directors elected the following officers for the ensuing year: o. O. Saxhang, president and general manager; Frank J. Duffy vice president; William Schuckmann, secretary and treasurer.
 There is a report in circulation to the effect that the Greene Consolidated Cattle Company, Ool w. 0. Greene president and Frank Proctor, general manager. is buying up all the small ranches in the vicinity of Lochiel, this Ool Greene is after the great Cocospera ranch in Sonora, owned by Proto brothers of Nogales. There are 400, 900 acres in the ranch, much of which is fine agricultural, timber and mineral land, upon which there is an a abundance of water. The Cocospera is an ideal stock ranch.
 Tuesday F. E Monteverde. Jr., M. < E E. came mp from Hermosillo and spent the day in town the guest of his friend Henry Cohen, proprietor of The Monte Carlo. MT. Monteverde is one of the capital city's most prominent business men. He was ac- by MT. Weber. mem5e of the Weber Gas and Gasoline Engine Company of Kansas City, which is re- presented in Sonora by Mir. Monte verde. After spending a pleasant day n town the gentlemen returned south on the 1 o'clock train.
 Dr. A. l.. Gustetter learned some- thing about Arizona rivers and quick sands the other day. He had busi- ness on the other side of the river near Hon. Jas. A. Harrison's ranch home. He attempted to cross, got caught in quick sand, and if Frank Proctor had not happened along and yanked him out, we would now be telling of the passing of one of Nogales' most popular Harry Peltan, the pain ter, had similar experience near the same place. Owen Walker went to