The border vidette., 1907-05-25

May 18th.
 As Bill says-Well. let Jim Hacker. the political boss of Jefferson County tell you what Bill says-at the County Chairman. May 29th.
 Exchange the advance sals tickets for reserved seat tickets at the Inter national Drug Store. Don't wait or you might have to stand.
 Attention Card writing. sign paint ing of any description. Will call for orders. Prices reasonable. P. O. Box 324. E. J. Ashley, Nogalss. Arizona.
 Cards are out announcing the we'd ding of Miss Irene A. Mercer to Mr. Frank E. Drum, on June 0th, at 8 p. m |, at the St. Andrews Episcopal church. in this city.
 When George Ado writes anything, it's always full of wit and humor. He wrote County Chairman" Don't fail to see it Wednesday night next, at the Ramirez Theatre
 P.J Tehaney of Oananea. was a business visitor in .. Nogales. tho fore part of the week. Mir. Tehaney is one of the copper camps most pro- minent, successful business men. ne
 Judge John O. Glissan and family have moved in from the Sslero mining district. aud now occupy their fine place just north of town-one of the prettiest and most convenient in this section.
 Reserved seats are on sale today at the International Drug Store and are going fast. You might be able to get box this evening but if you want one for that Theatre Party you had better get in line early.
 Raymond Smith has returned from q visit to his old heme near Del Rio, Texas. Raymond reports having had a fine time 'chopping cotton" and has not forgotten the trick. His friends are glad to see him back.
 "Oounty Chairman" promises to be the best amateur entertainment ever given in Nogales. It is full of wit and humor. With an excellent cast and special scenery it will be worthy of professional company.
 Mir. Clay c. Cooper, a pleasant gen. tleman who has been enjoying the delights country life at Patagonia, spent Thursday night in the city, re- turning to the second city in the county, yesterday morning
 Raymond P. May. fiscal agent of the Mansfield M. x s. Oo., accom- panied by his wife and Mir. and Mrs. E s. Horn of Kansas City, registered at the Montezuma hotel Wednesday night, returning north Thursday morn ing.
 MT. and Mrs T. NJ. Heck have for several days past been visitors in the -city. Mir. Heck is one of the pioneer prospectors in this section. Mrs. Heck recently arrived here from California. They may decide to make Nogales their home.
 H. E. Grace, agent at Carbo for the Sonora, accompanied by his little daughter spent last Sunday in Noga- les Mir Grace Is arranging to build Barney Quinn will superintend the st one work
 Mr. E. E. Pope, president of the "La Libertad Mining S Milling Com pany," arrived yesterday morning from the mines in Sonora, where work is progressing nicely in both mine and mill. Mir. Pope is q guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 1 Tom Gittins is in from the Pro- montorio mines for few days visit. | Recently at the Promontorio, Mir. Watt Gittins, Toms father, who is the mine superintendent. was thrown l from a horse and considerably bruised up. Nothing serious, however. Father A1eurer was a visitor in town Thursday from Tombstone where he now makes his home. Father 1 Meurer is we'll liked in Nogales where he resided before going to the famous old mining camp. He is always a welcome visitor at TIE VIDETTE office.
 NJ. W. Tanner. agent in Sonora for a big Colorado miners supply house, was a business visitor in Nogales Wednesday. From here he went to Tucson to meet Mrs. Tanner who is on her way from Colorado to join her husband, who makes his headquarters at Hotel Arcadia. Hermosillo.
 George H. Mclean. superintendent of the Oubana Copper Company Ariype property. was here this week for the purpose of purchasing a com plete steam hoisting outfit from the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Oo The machinery will be shipped as soon ! (