The border vidette., 1905-01-28

prominent citizens was business wis itor in Nogales Thursday.
 George Webb, who has char of all the Chinese and immigration inspectors dow" from Tucson Thursday night and spent yesterday ir town trans actin: official business
 Hon. George Magee. mayor and successful business man OF Fairbank, stopped over in Nognles Monday night on his way 10 Magdalenn where he has gone to visit old friends. He met many friends here and expressed him self well pl- ased with the line city.
 John E. Magee, editor and propri- etor of the Miner and Stockman, pub lished at Tucson, spent Tuesday in Nogales hustling for his interesting semi monthly which has good cir culation in Santa Cruz county, where more than twenty years ago MT Ma gee engaged in mining.
 Frank Hills, for a number of years with Roy .S Titcomb, Incorporated, is taking stock in Theo. Gebler's Pio- neer Hardware House. While Frank is swift" at the business, he will be kept busy several weeks going over the immense stock carried by the Pioneer Hardware House.
 The forepart of the week Jas. H. Henley, general manager of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lum- Der company, came up from Campo Hays in the Pineto mountains. He was accompanied by Mrs Henley and their little daughter. The mill at Campo Hays Is not running.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson. the prosperous stockman, is this week in Phoenix attending the meeting of the Stock Growers Association George has a little hatchet to grind and may remain in Phoenix and become a mem- Der of the "third house. of the Twen- ty-third Legislature, Tn order to ''root' for his pet measure. We hope nothing will happen to him.
 Hon. Richard Farrell, ex- chairman of the board of supervisors, drove down from Harshaw Wednesday Thursday he was busy about town transacting business connected with the Humboldt Mining Company of which he is president and principal stockholder. Mir. Farrelrs faith in the Harshaw district is still as grsat as 1t was twenty years ago.
 Tuesday Mir. Joe Larrieu of Fair bank and Miss Josephine Scott of Paradise, were married in the cham bers of the probate judge by Judge w. A. O'Connor. Sheriff Fowler who witnessed the ceremony fined the groom 75 cents, which was later paid at the Arcade. After spending We'd nesday night in Nogales MT. and Mrs Larrieu left Thursday morning for Fairbank where they will make their future home.
 Gus Florsheim. travelling representa- tive of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Com pany's big Nogales factory, was here Monday making arrangements to take to the road again. Gus is doing an immense business and keeps an army of expert workmen hustling to fill the large orders sent in by him. The fame of the Las Dos Naciones cigars (made of clear Mexican tobacco) is spreading to every section of the United States. As a result Nogales is becoming the best advertised town on the Mexican border.
 Tuesday John Henderson, general manager of the Coast Line Copper company's splendid gold mines at Fl Gro, east twelve miles from Poza sta ton, received a telegram from his superintendent announcing that rich strike twenty-four inches wide had been made in the northeast drift at the l5o foot level. The strike is an important one and will De good news to Mir. Henderson's associates. The big steam hoist, Huntington mill boiler and other machinery for Fl Orc