The border vidette., 1905-01-07

and restaura stand to Brady Levin Commission Go. for Sl. 625. It is said the pltce was bought for H-rmosillo parties who know good thing when they see it.
 The mother and siste-s of Julio UIlmann of the Banco de Sonora, have arrived in the city from Cananea They will make this their home, hav- ing moved into residence on Sonoita avenue. Abraham, has also arrived and gone to work at the round house.
 On the first page is an interesting interview given by Prof. McClu e to a Phoenix Gazette reporter. Prof Mcclure was honored by being unani mously elected president of the Terri torial Teachers Associasion for the ensuing year. lie is most deserving
 NJ. J. Malone, the miniug man, who is developing good mining property in the NJ a gdalena district, has return ed from visit to the coast and is now at the scene of his operations east of Imuris, to which place a large con signment of supplies has been sent re gently.
 P. J. Aguirre, United States assay CT under Collector H. K. Chenoweth, passed south Tuesday night en route to La Brisca, Sonora, to accept responsible position with the Greene Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Pedro's old friends in Nogales wish him luck.
 "General" William Schuster, of local fame, now operating in Sonora, has our thanks for handsome speci- men Of native copper. Bo. White s,de and Phil Herold say it came from the Copper Queen" in the Magdalena district, owned by them and ''GenoraI" Schuster.
 c. J. Rand. who recently with his associates, sold the Rey del Gro geld mines situated in the Magdalena dis trict to J John and James Mcintyre, is again in Nogales after an absence of a couple of weeks in Colorado and New Mexico where he had been on mining business.
 The largest Burro deer seen in this city in recent years, was killed near Llano. Sonora, by a Mexican hunter last Sunday, and brought to Moreno's meat market. It weighed mere than 300 pounds and was handsome sight William King, a Tombstone sporting man, gave Mir. Moreno a ten spot for the head and antlers
 Fred Bowman, for many years one of Nogales' best known prominent carpenters is back from California, where he had been three months with his wife and their little girl. Fred said he had delightful time but is glad to get back to Nogales. He Is now ready to do business at the old stand.
 Attention is called to ordinances 45 and 46, passed last Monday night by the Common Council of the Town of Nogales. The ordinances appear on the fourth page of TIE BORDER VIDETTE and will be found interesting to those interested in Regulating the employment and presence of females in saloons and gambling houses,' and public gambling" The ordinances will become laws thirty days after their passage and publication accord ing to law.
 J. E King, formerly superintendent of the Wandering Jew mines owned by Mark Lully and associates, was visitor in Nogales this week, having come up to the line city with Mrs. King and their little son who have been with him in the mountains sev- eral months. After getting the folks comfortably located here, King de- parted for Sonora where he and two partners have good thing in sight, in a section of country King thought too rough and wild for his wife and son.
 Lieutenant Emery Chalfant, ex- press messenger, after a couple of