The border vidette., 1907-07-13

United States trial jury now Tn session at Tombstone.
 In the recent fire at Bisbee, Our worthy topnsman, Charley Oasteel lost all of his property.
 Judge Trickey of Washington camp ] was business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week.
 Last evening Mrs. Cranz and Miss Emma, wife and daughter of W. 5. Cranz came up from Magdalena.
 Hon. Colin Cameron was visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. from Tucson where he now resides with his family.
 Last Thursday night the city coun- cii met and decided to hold a city election on August 2Oth. next, to vote cn the water franchise.
 MT. and Mrs. Al Saxon went out to the Fuller ranch on the SOnoita yes terday morning ard will enjoy a week there with the old folks.
 Lee Reagan's many friends will be pleased to learn he has recovered from short sick spell. during which he was confined to his home.
 U s Inspector Jim Mix this week captured fine specimen of the tomato family from a Mexican last Tuesday It is on exhibition at the Arcade
 E J. Pellesrin, J. A. Spink, Pat Hannah and Councilman A. L Peck went to Tombstone on Wednesday to serve as United States tria! jurors. Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison Monographs and Records, Postal Albums, Kodaks and Supplies, Mail ing Envelopes. Etc. Nogales Ariz- ona. Tx
 c. O. Kingsley of Guaymas, has been spending the week in Nogales, the guest of Mir. Ed. Titcomb and family, at their elegant residence on Mob Hill.
 Thursday lillian Meaney, William Madding, William Smith-the three to the river where they enjoyed fine days outing.
 Frank N. Cox, superintendent of the Black Mountain mines, accom- panied by Mrs. Cox, left Tuesday on an extended pleasure trip east. Chicago Is their first destination.
 The Montezuma hotel has been filled this week with number of prominent mining men. Some are operating in Sonora but many of them are doing business in Santa Cruz county.
 John Faulds has returned to No gales after an absence of a couple of months. "Jack," as he is better known by his Nogales friends, has made this section his home for many years.
 During the editors absence from the city this week, Hon. Bo. J.-White side, "The Gentleman from Santa Cruz" rendered THE VIDETTE valu- able services. Many thanks, Bo.
 In annuncing the Lewis McCleary wedding last week, we gave the groom's name as Charley. when it should have been Ellis Lewis. Judge ceremony.
 Colonel McCord, U. s. Collector of Customs at this port of entry. return ed from Tombstone Thursday. The gentleman went to attend United States court as a witness in the Brent diamond smuggling case.
 Don Carlos H. Fully, editor and proprietor of La Alianza, published at Tucson, was here a couple of days this week in the interest of his splen- did Spanish newspaper which has a good circulation in this section.
 J. K. McKelvy has returned from visit to his old home near Pittsburg Id other points in the vicinity of the Smoky City" where he had a fiji @ time for the past two months. Ills many friends here and ii Soaorl ii be plt a ed to see him back.
 The funeral of J. J.-Brooks. the mining man, who died last Monday night at :he Sisters Hospital in this city, was held Thursday afternoon from the undertaking parlors of Ge O. B. Marsh, Inc, interment being iii the Nogales, Arizona cemetery. MT. and Mrs. s. G. Wade of St. Louis, Mo-, have arrived to visit the Brown Ellis Rankin group of mines out on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, short distance from No gales. MT. Wade may become in terested in the property. financially.
 MT. Joseph Pascholy, after spend ing a week here on business connected