The border vidette., 1908-02-08

Monday U. s. Marshal Ben Daniel
 was here on official business. , John A. Campbell, treasurer Of tht
 Greene-Cananea Copper Company
 went to Son ora yesterday.
 This week MT. and Mrs G. J
 Beckert of San Francisco, were visitors in the city, guests at the Brick W ood hotel.
 John Giasson, manager of the Rich field Copper Company is here with a carload of ore which he is shipping to the shelter
 Jack Straith. manager of the No gales Furniture Company, is workin g night and day getting his big factory in running order.
 Dr. A. $. Russell, of Washingto and Duquesne, this county. was visit in the city the forepart of the week, a guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 After today the Wylie Transfer Company will hove their offices Tn She room next to TIE V1DETTE. recently occupied by the Singer Company.
 William Rosenberg, manager of Rosy's Place. has moved into the little cottage on Elm streAt, lately oc- | Cupieu Iy MT. nary OtniCn anu family.
 | Tomorrow the Montezuma restaur- ant will open under the management of Sing Wong, an experienced re- staurant, man. See ad in another column of this issue.
 The regular annual meeting of the st ockhoIders of the Nogales Building & Loan Association will be held in the office of the Secretary on Tuesday, February T., 1908, at 3 p. m
 w. E. Burford, of Weimer, Texas, nephew of agent H E. Gaze of the Southern Pacific Railway at this point, has arrived in the city to accept clerical position in the local office.
 Frank Stockett, electrical engineer, printer, and all-round good fellow is back from San Bias. Sinaloa, Mexico, where he has been in the employ of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail- way.
 Chief Surgeon George Goodfellow of the Randolph lines, is now in Sonora on official business. having gone south Wednesday evening in his private car Silver Bell, which was pulled by a special engine.
 J. F. Powers. of Camille. is in the city. MT. Powers is on his way to Fl Paso, Texas, where he goes on busi- ness connected with mining property in which he and Ben Powell, of Ga nile are interested.
 Jack Teeter, manager of Teeter Brothers meat market, has been grip sufferer this week. Nevertheless he has been working early and late and has hopes of wining the fight Our bets are all on Jack.
 Charley Rand and Bob Martin are in the city from Magdalena, where they have made their headquarters for several years while operating the Key del Gro mines recently sold to the i Tribune Gold Mining Company.
 Mir. Harry Smith, the mining man and his family, after six years resi- dence on west Elm street, have remov- ed to Crawford street where they now | occupy tine pleasant residence for a | long time owned and occupied by Hon. l H. K. Chenoweth and family.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE is pleased to | state that Mayor John T. Brickwood, | who for several months has been nurs | ing bad hand. the result of a felon on one of his fingers. is slowly recover ing, and hopes are entertained that he will soon have full use of his hand.
 J. F. Brady, efficient manager of the local telephone system, is busy with large force of men installing the biz new swith board in his new quarters over the postotfice, and other wise making much needed improve ments He experts to be at home to patrons and friends during the next two weeks.
 Mr. O. E. Wilson, the we'll known freighter, contractor and mine owner, was a business visitor in the city the first of the week, having come down from Patagonia Sunday n!ght. Cris is sure he is going to make fortune out of his Morning Glory mine, leased from Dick Farrell, of Harshaw. He has the best wishes of a host of friends.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, assembly, man from Santa Cruz county on Thursday celebrated his fifty third birthday. In the evening the gentle man was the honored guest at de- lightful dinner given in his honor by Mir. and Mrs. Charley Cook at their pleasant residence on Noon Heights. ~