The border vidette., 1907-11-16
Mrs. Ellis, wife of Colonel Thomas

alaco dG mhBUAleuas OOuoTds Was
 visitor in Nogales Tuesday of thi'
 week, having come up to the city tc
 enjoy day with friends and inciden-
 tally do some shopping. The lady's
 friends will be pleased to learn that
 she was greatly benefited by her sum
 mer's outing on the Pacific coast.
 Already 300 teachers have regis
 tered in Phoenix for the territorial
 teachers institute, breaking all pre-
 vious attendance records. The record
 in 1906 was 234. It is estimated that the total here this week will reach 400. The sessions of the institute
 were formally opened this morning g
 with an interesting program, including g
 papers and addresses by several well
 known Arizona educators.-Phoenix Democrat.
 Hugh Cowan. for long time with the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, at Duquesne, after a severe illness with pneumonia, is again able to be abou. and has gone to Guaymas to recuperate. Hugh lost about Iwen- ty pounds of flesh during his sickness, which he expects to gain, in very short time at the bay city, which at this season of the year is 8 delightful place to sejourn While in Guaymas Hugh will make the Armada his head quarters.
 The many friends of T. E Paschal, railway station agent at Empalme. So- nora, for the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific. will be pleased to learn that he IS getting along very we'll at the .,, <l sk thought will in 6 very short time be able to return to his post of duty. During Agent Paschal's absence from Empalme, Cashier P. J. Munch, ex- City Clerk and Treasurer of Nogales, Arizona, is acting as agent Pete sure can do the trick.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Earnshaw. after an extended absence from No gales, in the east, have returned and will spend the winter here and in So- nora. MT. Earnshaw is manager of the Cerro Colorado Mining Company, which own large, valuable mines down in the Altar mining district, where Manager Earsnhaw expects soon to install a big reduction plant. Both Mir. and Mrs. Earnshaw have a wide circle of friends here and in Sonora, all of whom will be pleased to learn of their return.
 Words of praise for the First Nation al Bank and it's officers, comes from all sections of the country, and it is hoped that our people in future will re- member the present action of our local bank and when they have money to deposit, leave It at home instead of sending it away among strangers President William Schuckmann, Vice. President Titcomb, Cashier Curtis and his assistant, Otto Herold. are cer- tainly "the candy, "with all the stripes; don't put your dough in cans and bury it, but bring it to Nogales,, where you can check against it.
 General Torres, governor of Sonora, nix, the guest of the Fair Association. On Wednesday the distinguished gen. tleman from Sonora, accompanied by General Lorenzo Torres and Pedro Alvin, passed north on his way to the capital city. From Nogales the gov ernor's party travelled in the "Silver- bell," handsome private car from the Arizona Southern. At Tucson tine governor was met hy Secretary of the w. F. Nichols and Colonel James McOlintock of Phoenix. a pro- minent ex- Rough Rider. who it at present postmaster at Phoenix.
 Last Sunday the Second Regiment Band from Hermosillo, on it's way to the Territorial Fair at Phoenix, en- tertained our citizens with several sweet selections on International street in front of the Tertulia. This week visitors at the big fair have been fur nished great musical treat. The Second Regiment is one of the best musical organizations in the Republic of Mexico. which boasts some of the best bands in the world. The people of Arizona should feel mighty grateful to Governor Torres of Sonora, for his great generosity in permitting the band to go to Phoanix Is certainly was very decent of him.
 After an extended absence on the Pacific coast and in the east. Bracey Curtis, cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales. returned home and is again greeting his friends at the cashiers window, where cash, not house certificates, is received and in turn handed out on demand. The people of Nogales and Santa Cruz have just cause to fee proud of The First National Bank of Nogales and it's efficient officers and directors v ho sa wisely diract the affairs of that