The border vidette., 1907-11-09

owns the Alto and the mines at
 Mowry. O. w. Harter, who is now in charge at the Alto mine. is very
 much pleased over the new strike.
 which is one of the richest. most inn portant made in the history of the Old Goldtree mine, which many yesrs ago was owned by Mark Lulley and associates.
 D. R. Mcdonald, agent for Grant Brothers and William Taught, agent for the O. Y. R & P. are busy round ing up laborers for work at the grade ing camp south of the city. They are in the market for one hundred men and at this time there is no excuse for anyone who wants to work being idle. The City Marshal and Chief of Police of Nogales, Arizona, and of Nogales, Sonora, should take notice, and when they get line on a man who would rather beg than work, he should be headed toward the railway camp or put to work on the chain gang. Nogales is no place for loafers and buns
 George B Marsh, head of George B. Marsh, Inc. accompanied by Mrs. Marsh, returned home Wednesday evening from an extended visit throughout the east, where Mrs. Marsh spent the summer months. Both Mir. and Mrs. Marsh had a fine time visiting relatives and friends and returned home in splendid health and spirits. They visited number of the big cities in the east besides the ex- position at Norfolk, Va. Not. with standing the fact that they had a most enjoyable time MT. and Mrs. Marsh are glad to return to their elegant Nogales home TIE BORDER VIDErTE joins their host of friends in welcom- ing them back. During MT. Marsh's absence from the city Manager Ed wards has ably represented the big establishment.
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council held last Monday evening in the council chambers was largely attended by taxpayers who arc in terested in the splendid manner in which the city dads are conducting the affairs of Nogales. The session lasted until a late hour, 6 large amount of important business being transact ed, including the adoption of an amendment to License Ordinance No. 49, which among other things over looked by the framers of the Ordi- dance, sets job printing shop back $4 per month. "Let the Lord be thank it" Forty eight dollars a year for the privilege of doing job work. especially for Nogales merchants, cer- taInly is cheap. Now let the city dads make the foreign mail order houses doing business in Nogales pay like amount, and everybody will be happy.
 Mrs. William Schuckma and little daughter Elsa returned Wednesday evening from Milwaukee, where they spent couple of months with re- latives of Mir. and Mrs. Schuckmann. MT. Schuckmann, who went to Pata- gonia Tuesday to meet the folks and was compelled to sojourn Tuesday night and part of Wednesday on ac- count of the freight wreck near Gala basas, reports having had a most en- joyable time at the second city in the county, where a part of the time he was royalty entertained by Colonel R. R Richardson, who Is a postmaster in the art of taking care of friends. Mrs. Schuckmann and Miss Elsa were greatly benefited by their visit to the lady's old home. During their absence they were greatly missed by a wide circle of friends, all of whom join us in welcoming them back to Nogales.
 John S. Hurst, of Magdalena. for merly of Nogales, and Mr. F. A. Gar retson, of San Diego, California, two of the principal stockholders in the company owning the Santa Bibiana mines in tho Magdalena district, So- nora. were business visitor in Nogales Wednesday night, returned south Thursday morning. The gentlemen stated that a large amount of develop ment work would at once be done on the Santa Dibiana mine; also that a mill would shortly be installed there to treat the ores already developed and blocked out. Several years ago the Santa Bibiana was owned by MT Hurst and the late M. M. Conn who expended a large sum of money on the property which has great merit, and one of these days will again enter the list of pro ducing mines. Being a high-grade proposition, the slump in copper 'never touched" Santa Bibiana.
 Citizens of Nogales and Santa Cruz have just cause to feel proud of The First National Bank of Nogales. Ari- zona, and the Banco de Sonora, of Sonora, neither of which has at any time intimated that they are moi fullu n hla to foL oF all thair