The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-06
Moving pictures at the Rink Sun
day night

John T. Brickwood, Jr., son of
Mayor Brickwood, is enjoying a visit
here with his parents. John has been
under the weather, but is improving
and will soon be himself again.
Don't fail to see "Spectatorieum"
moving pictures at Ramirez Theatre
tonight. The largest, most expensive
machine ever brought to Nogales.
Tickets on sale at the American Drug
Store.
Senator Eugene Ives has been here
this week from Tucson on district
court business. The gentleman is
accompanied by his private secretary
Mrs. Henderson. Senator Ives is one
the best known attorneys in Arizona.
Eugene Snyder of Utica, New York.
and William Henry Woods, of En-
gland, officers of the Juarez Mining
Company, of which w. E. Deity of
Phoenix, is general manager, are in
the city from the mines in the Altar
district, Sonora, Mexico, being accom-
panied by Manager Deity.
John Henderson, the mine man
ager, is back from Pasadena, Califor
MIA, where he spent two weeks with
his family. Mr.. Henderson's two son,
John Jr., and Alex, are attending col
lege. Both are getting along fine and
making great grogress. Tomorrow Mr..
Henderson will go down to Ell Oro
Yesterday Judge Nave sentenced
Francisco Martinez to ten years in the
territorial prison. Martinez was con-
victed of assault with intent to COM
init rape Or Wednesday His Honor
sentenced Thomas Campbell. con victed
of grand larceny, to one year in the
penitentiary. Campbell plead guilty,
and asked the mercy of the court;
hence the light sentence.
District court, in and for the coun
ty of Santa Cruz, he's been in session
during the week, Judge Frederick s
Nave, presiding. His Honor is ably
assisted by Clerk Allen 7. Bird. Court
Reporter Ralph Sturgis, Sheriff Saxon
and Bailiff Garland Cotfey. Judge
Nave is an indefatigable worker. fair
and impartial. and well-liked by all.
A great deal of work has been done
this week but it may possibly require
ten more days to dispose of unfinished
criminal and civil business. Two
criminal cases, one for assault to COM
NIT murder and one for assault with
intent to commit rape, are yet to be
tried.
Harry Barnett, manager of the
Happy Jack Mining Company, mem
ber of the late grand jury, was visit
or in the city several days this week
from Patagonia, returning home
Wednesday. Mr.. Barnett reports the
Happy Jack looking fine. Recently
he shipped a carload of good ore to
the Ell Paso smelter The gentleman
has in contemplation trip back to
Philadelphia, Pa, on business for his
company. Most of the Happy Jack
stockholders reside in the Quaker
City.
Yesterday Mr.. j. K. McKelvy and
E. H. Camp, for year past employed
at the electrical department of the
Black Mountain Mining Company's
Minas Prietas mines, were stop over
visitors in Nogales, on their way east
on a six-week's vacation, the former
going to Pittsburg, Pa the latter to
Georgia. MIR. Mckelvy has been in
this section about five years. Mr..
Camp one year. Both gentlemen have
learned to love the free and easy life
of the southwest; after short visit to
their respective homes they will re-
turn to Sonora.
Edward Noon, E NJ, superInten =
dent of the Mitchell Mining Com
pany's great copper mines in Mexico,
has been visiting the folks here this
week. Mr.. Noon is a graduate of the
Arizona School of Mines at the Ter
ritorial University. lie has worked
hard since graduating and now
occupies a responsible position with
the Mitchell company. Much of Ed
wards time was spent in this section,
and his Nogales and Santa Cruz
couHty friends are justly proud of him.
From here he went to Globe on bust
ness for his big company.
Monday night Colonel Epes Ran
doIph and Colonel w. c. Greene were
visitors in the city, having arrived
from Hermosillo in their private cars.
Colonel Grenee was accompanied by
Lieutenant Henry o. Flipper, one of
the best known authorities on Mex
lean mining and land laws in the
United States Liutenant Fhpper
formerly resided in NogaIes and is
we'll and favorably known by all old
time residents of the line city, where
he still owns valuable real estate.
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