The border vidette., 1908-10-10

couple Of days.
 When it comes to deliehting an audience. political or otherwise. our old friend Judge Eb Williams, always gets first money.
 Lack of space has crowded out our Patagonia letter. which will be pub lished mex week.
 The Democrats of Nogales know | how to give strangers the glad hand. irrespective of politics. Ask Ralph 1 Cameron.
 George B. Earnshaw's friends will be pleased to learn that he IS again able to be on the street, and although quite weak. is getting along tine.
 R. E. Massey. of FL Paso, Texas, stopped in the city 8 couple of days this week. on his way to points in Sonora, where he goes on mining bus iness
 Judge A. s. Henderson, of Pata- ronia, candidate on the Republican ticket for supervisor, has been here several days looking after his political fences.
 Juan B. Elias, of Sopori, and N. w. Bernard, Jr., post master as Arivaca, have been spending the week in town, having come in as witnesses Tn the Patterson case.
 w. w. Bush. of El Paso, Texas. representing J. w. Floods ,E O., Kentucky dealers of whisky. was a business visitor in the city the fore part of the week.
 Hon. Mark Smith, Arizona's un- beatable Democratic candidate for congress, will be in Nogales on Mon day. Oct. 19. So will Hon. Frank Cox. Come and hear them.
 Mrs. William Schuckp pann. and Miss Elsa, after 8 visit of several months
 with relatives in Milwaukee, returned
 home last Sunday evening. Mir. Schuckmann went to Tucson to meet them.
 The banquet at Lulley's Buffet,
 Thursday in honor of Hon. Ralph
 Cameron, was a most enjoyable affair.
 but a free for all barbecue would have
 made a better impression on more voters.
 Friends of Jimmie Schultz, of the Arcade this city, will be pleased tc } learn that he is again able to be about again after having been laid up al bis home with severe attack of hay ! fever.
 Harry Fryer. of Harshaw, thii connty, has been here several days as trial juror. Harry is loya ! member of the Democratic party } and says the entire county ticket } from top to bottom sure looks good t' him.
 , Don't forget. fellow Democrats . there is going to be meeting of th' Santa Cruz County Democratic Club Il this evening, at the Democratic Head N quarters on Morley avenue. Music H refreshments and speaking. Every body come.
 Yesterday iu district court, Oliv II Emma McOurdy was granted a de cree of divorce from Walter J. N. Mo III Curdy, of this city; also the custod l of their little gIrl The decree is ab MI solute. MT. McCurdy being compelle III to pay ths court costs in the case. ii S. J. Thompson. the mining mar HI who has been making hIs headquarter II, at Osnanea, Sonora, has been her NH several days this week on distrlc II court business From here he will E II to Mexico where he has secured DO sition with big mining company. = James Gamble, deputy United State
 collector of customs at Naco. Ar
 zona, is a visitor in the city todd.
 having arrived last evening to repol
 to Collector O'Keefe Jim has re
 gently been on the sick list. but at tn v time is greatly improved, and able
 attend to his duties.
 John Kensley Morgan. a most lik
 ly looking lad, who recently arrive - in the city. announces that he wi C. challenge any man in Arizona for
 twenty round boxing contest, at IA d or I5O pounds. Morgan has defeate
 some of the best of 'em, and Is anxlo' th to give an exhibition in Nogales. - The Trans Mississippi Congress. =1 session at San Francisco, on Thur day, named A. M. Conard, presidel HI and general manager of the Sono HI Copper Company, ot Nogales. Arizon n member of the Executive Committe Mir Oonard ably represented Arlzol ll in the Congress two years ago.
 Noble c. Banks, ex-manager of t MI Black Mountain Mining Company II great gold mines at Cerro Prieto. ! HI nora, is Q guest at the Montezur M hotel. Mir. Banks has fully recover M from his serious sick spell, and nc MI looks the picture of health. He li interested in mining property Tn 5