The border vidette., 1905-01-14

City ordinance Nos. 45 and 46 will go into effect January 2S.
 Don't miss Beatty Bros. moving pictures at the opera house tonight.
 Chaplain Chas Fisk of Wells Fargo has been doing some difficult carpen- ter woik at his home thi, week
 4 $ Cox, a cattle man of CAnanea, has been a visitor in town several days this week He made the Montezuma his headquarters
 Hon. Bo. J. Nvhiteside has gone to Phoenix to attend the opening sessions of the legislature. Bo will be a mem Der of the third house."
 H. Gordon Glore, the California mine expert, is again in the city after several months spent in Los Angeles with Mrs. G. and tine children.
 A game of in door base ball will be played in the Armory hall tomorrow afternoon, commencing at o'clock sharp. All member of the club are requested to be present.
 Last night Mrs. L. J. F. Jaeger of the Montezuma and Mir. Iaeger's mother who Is visiting them, came down from Tucson. The elder lady's home is in Colton, California
 The city dads of Nogales, Sonora, continue to push the improvements on their streets. Cement side walks are being laid and Railway avenue is be- ing graded and greatly improved.
 Yesterday Sheriff Fowler returned from Yuma where he went with An tonic Fierros, sentenced to ten years in the territorial prison for killing Jose Maria Robles. Fierros pied guilty.
 MT. Sherman, a mining man oper- ating in the Magdalena district, east of Imuris, was business visitor here Tuesday, returning to Magdalena the same night. Mir. Sherman halls from California.
 s. F. Wiles, a prominent Los An geles mining operator in Sonora. was here couple of days this week, dur ing the washout. He left Thursday night for the south to visit his mining properties.
 County Treasurer Con O'Keef who is also ex-officio tax collector of Santa Cruz county, is very anxious to have delinquent tax-yayers ''come in". By so doing they will save that 25 per cent attorneys fees.
 This morning Mir. W. s. Oranz, his daughter Emma, and little Annie Massey, were north bound passengers. Mir. Oranz and Emma go to Los An geles and Miss Annie back to school at Tucsen. Miss Emma attends school in Los Angeles.
 A. NJ. Conard, the successful min- ing man, after six weeks spent in the east on combined business and
  He visited his old home near Indepen- dence, Missouri. the first time in near ly thirty years, and had fine time. He also had good trip financially.
 Today the special agents of the Iu- terior Department and United States attorneys are taking evidence, with a view of adjusting the claims of our citizens who were compelled to remove their property from the 6Ofoot strip on the international line. The claims are just and the government should pay them.
 Monday Mir. Willard A. Deane of Chicago, was a stopover visitor in No gales en route to Magdalena, Sonora, where he expected to remain several days before going to Cerro Prieto to accept the position of resident engi- neer under General Manager N. O. Banks who ia now in Chicago com pleting arrangements for the 1O0-ton plant and pipe line that will soon be installed by the company now owning the great Cerro Prieto gold mines thirty miles from Magdalena, formerly owned by the Nogales Mining com pany and later by the Nogales Copper