The border vidette., 1908-02-01

I and a quarantine maintained here, it absolutely false It can't live in this climate, even when brou sht here from Tucson.
 William Bristol, brother of Mir Bert Bristol, manager of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Com- pany. who is engaged in business at Hermosillo, was a visitor in the city Thursday. He returned south yes terday morning.
 Superintendent J. R. Bent of the Tribune Mining Company's Rey del Gro mines in the Magdalena district, has returned to camp after a couple of days business visit in the city. Jim Bent is one of the best mine superinten dents in the country.
 Tom Frazer was down from Pata- gonna several days this week. Ho and his partners are making good with their leasing bond on mining property owned by Professor Hackett. All the boys are experienced practical miners; they are bound to win.
 We are pleased to announce that Mir. w. G. Bowman, agent for the Sonora railway at Oarbo, who had
 
 Sisters Hospital, has recovered and returned to hls duties. w. G. was ac- companied by Mrs. Bowman. J. w. Stanton, the man who at tempted to bunco local banks by means of forged telegraphic order. thanks to Manager Oster of the Western Union and Sheriff Saxon, is now in the cluthes of the law. Monday he will be given preliminary hearing.
 Wednesday Dr. and Mrs. R. s. Shumway are visiting Nogales friends having arrived the evening before from Tucson. Dr. states that No- gales is without doubt the best town in Arizona. Certainly the gen tleman knows what he is talking about
 Mir. Bracey Curtis is greatly i'm proving his handsome residence on the corner of Crawford street and Terrace avenue. When Mir. Curtis gets through remodeliag his big house the Curtis Place will be one of the most attractive and convenient in Santa Cruz county.
 Next week the Montezuma restaur- ant will re open under the management of Sing Wong, who promises to have everything first class. Regular meals will be furnished from 35 cents up, and short orders will be served at all hours Special rates will be given re- gular bcarders.
 Friends of P. J. Munch, of this city, who for long time has been chief clerk in the Empalme o. R. Y. & P. R R. office. will be pleased to learn that he has been promoted to the re- sponsible position of station agent, vice Tommy Paschael, resigned. We congratulate Pete and wish him success.
 In this issue of our paper will be found tue ad of ths largest chain of business colleges in the world Draughon's Practical Business Col ledge Co.-Whic has a chain of thirty colleges, covering a territory from Washington Oity to Fl Paso Read the ad and write for catalog, if interested.
 Early last Sunday morning the home of Mir. and Mrs. Carl Ruff, on West Elm street, was made happy by the arrival of cute girl baby. Dr. Purdy reports mother and little one doing nicely and Carl convalescent; joy seldom kills. and hopes are also entertained for the complete recovery of Grand Dad Smith.
 Mr. Peter Johnson, the mining man, after successful business trip on the Pacific coast, is again in Nogales. The gentleman owns large copper prop critics near Llano, Sonora, which will shortly be vigorously developed under his personal supervision. Pete John son is one of the most experienced practical mines in the Republic of Mexico.
 William Dunbar, for number of years United States line rider, spent several days in Nogales last week for the purpose of having Dr. A. A. Do herty do a lot of dental work. MT. Dunbar, who is brother of Editor John O. Dunbar of Phoenix, is now working for the Cananea, Yaqui River %S Pacific, in the bridge building de- partment
 The United States Civil Service Com omission announces an examination to be held in this city on February 15, 1908. for the position of Day Inspector, Customs Service, District of Nogales Arizona. Salary :S3 % per diem. For application blanks and further infor- nation concerning this examination address Secretary Board of Examiners, Custom House, City.