The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-05-04


house.
MIR. Bracey Curtis, cashier of the
First National Bank of Nogales, has
gone to the City of Mexico, 60 enjoy g
short visit with his mother. who for
some time past has been sojourning in
Mexico's beautiful capital city. Dur
ing MIR. Curtis absence President
William Schuckmann has been direct
ing affairs at the big financial insti-
tuition, being ably assisted by Assistant
Cashier Otto HI. Herold.
O-owell ~ Neumann, proprietors of
the "Rink have received their elegant
new moving picture machine which
they now have in position and ready
to exhibit a series of the latest
pictures obtainable. The management
is, at great expense, arranging to give
the public a first class up-to- date
entertainment at popular eastern
prices. We wish them success and be
speak for them a liberal patronage
Superintendent Oster of the Sonora,
accompanied by Mrs. Oster and his
private secretary. Mr.. Ed. Oonnors,
spent couple of days here this week,
in his travelling home, francisco. !"
Wednesday night the private car went
south. being attached to the regular
passenger train. Since coming south
Mr.. Oster has greatly improved in
health. The gentleman is we'll liked
by both employees and patrons of the
Sonora.
The Territorial Board of Education
has made the annual appropriation of
money for tine schools in the different
counties. The appropriation was made
according to The school census, S5
cents being allowed for each person
between the ages of and IL years
Santa Cruz county with 1854 pupils
OF school age. receives 81. 431.4O The
total amount apportioned for the
thirteen counties in Arizona, is $685.
go so
The live stock business in southern
Arizona has a very bright outlook.
all looking we'll, some fat. Buyers are
here looking after beef steers. George
Atkinson and Joe Wise CT Santa Cruz
county will gather up bunch of two
or three thousand, if they can be had,
to ship in May. This will strip the
ranges of Santa Cruz county pretty
clean and Pima county may furnish
some of them.-Exchange.
Judge r. D. George, who a short
time ago removed from Nogales to
his fine ranch home near Los Ange-
les, California, Is in the city again,
having arrived Wednesday night, to
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Judge George is one of the best &C
and bookkeepers in the
country. He has been associated
with Mr.. Ephraim many years and is
well thought of by every body in this
community; His friends hope he'll
1t is said Col. J. A. Naugle. gen
eral passenger agent of the Sonora,
who is now in Chicago, has been ap
pointed assistant general manager of
the Mexican Central railroad, with
headquarters at the city of Mexico.
Colonel Naugle's friends here and in
Sonora, where he and his family resid.
ed many years, during which time he
was assistant manager of the Sonora,
will be pleased to learn of his promot
ION. Colonel Naugle is first class
railroad man and will have no trouble
smaking good" We wish him sue
cess
Tuesday night Engineer Phil Clarke
went to He.mosillo on private bust
ness 1t is said that Phil has decided
to again resume his REGULAR run on the
south end, and does not anticipate
any further trouble from the Mexican
Officials who arrested him on suspicion
of smuggling arms and ammunition
into Sonora. There is a rumor on the
streets that Mr.. Clarke will bring suit
against the Mexican government to
recover damages for "false imprison =
ment" Certainly the gentleman s
time, Lot to mention the humiliation
of being detained in the Mexican
Jail, should be worth something
This week directors OF the Durazno
Mining Company have been exhibiting
beautiful gold specimens from the coE-
pany's mines a short distance from
Nogales, west in Sonora, where Man
ager Chas. Phillips has force of men
at work exploring and developing the
old Durazno, which in years past has
produced ''ycllow stuff in paying
quantities. The BORDER VIDETTE
hopes chat history will repeao and that
Messrs Irvine, Walsh, Phillips, Nc
Cord and the rest of those good fellows
who have put up their money, will
reapa golden reward in the near
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