The border vidette., 1905-02-04

papy stock IS looking up again and wish we had some.
 Mr Joseph Lepoint is h l'Iing down the r. sponsible position "f nj .ht porter at tho Montezuma hotel
 Th< forepart of the week Mine Host Iaeger of the Montezuma aud the Santa Rita at Tucson came down from the old pueblo
 Captain J. N. Thomas has accepted the position of rnine foreman at the Rena del Gro gold mines situated in the Magdalena district.
 gales from the Patagonia mountains, this county, where he had been doing assessment work on his mining claims.
 The forepart of the week Hon. J B. McClenanhan of Gro Blanco is cir culatlng petition asking the board of supervisors to appoint. him overseer of his wood district.
 Don'6 forget the Sunshine Valen- tine Party to be held on Friday even ing, February 10th; at Duquesne. Proceeds to be given to the Duquesne Public School. Dancing, supper, and bazaar. All are cordially invited to come.
 Sam Leeker, proprietor of the El Paso Store, has gone to Chicago and New York to purchase fall and sum- mer goods. He expects to be absent from Nogales a couple of weeks His brother is managing the big store on Morley avenue.
 Sunday H. E Messick and Claude Coghlan spent the day at the Jarillas mines twelve miles northeast of No gales MT. Messick Is financially in terested in the company. He is great " pleased with his in vestment and the way Superintendent Ish is developing the company's property.
 Sunday evening Mr. Francisco Mon iedi anu 4hisS IT Sihia Val pOia, 1"O popular young people of NogaIes, Sonora, were united in marriage at the Nogales, Sonora, Catholic church, in the presence of a few relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Monreal will make their home in Nogales, Sonora.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleiscber has received splendid returns from his shipment of ore sent to the Fl Paso shelter from his mine north of No gales. Another carload of ore, con- taining good shipping values, is now being sacked for shipment to the smelter at Benson. The lieutenant's 8 tuck remains with hlm
 The First National Bank of No gales has received another large con signment of brand new ten and twenty dollar bills. The beauty of the bills has been greatly enhanced by the signatures of Cashier Bracey Curtis and Vice President William Schuckmann. Everybody in Nogales has just cause to feel proud of our National Bank and its efficient offi- cials.
 Jack Broad, the mine foreman, for long time with the Zubiate Mining company, has returned to Nogales with his fa rniIv to make this his Derrn. anent home and the mines at Zublate have been closed down since November 20th, the mill having been attached by the Banco de Sonora. When ready to leave Zubiate, the governor of Sonora furnished an escort of eight soldiers to MT. Broad and family from the mine to La Colorado.
 Last Sunday 0. Ramirez, the No gales, Sonora, broker, accompanied by MT. Fink, the California mining engi neer, and William Killeby, returned from MT. Ramirez Lower Californis placer gold fields. They brought sev eral large "chunks" of the real stuf and stories of fabulous richness discov- cred and undiscovered. It is said tn expert was so well pleased with hi investigation he has made MT. Ramire, an offer of half million gold dollar for his property, which he declined.
 Mrs. NJ. M. Conn has sold The Pal