The border vidette., 1908-04-04

Escalada Bros. have received a
 carload of the famous St. Louis An
 hauser- Busch beer which will in future
 be kept on draught at The Palace.
 The Tony Faust brand of this famous
 beverage is now on tap at LulIey 8
 Buffet, the only place in town it can
 be had and Mine Host Lulley
 invites all his friends to give him g
 call when thirsty.
 About eleven O clock last nj ght Mrs.
 Anna Douglas, after lingering ill
 ness, passed away, at her home in this city. The funeral will be held to
 morrow afternoon from the family residence, interment being in the No i gales cemetery Deceased had resided
 in Nogales many years and was liked
 and highly respected by wide circle
 of friends all of whom deeply regret
 her passing, and sympathize with the
 sorrowing family.
 D. O. O'Neil and Ed. Hainline were
 among the prominent Patagonia citi-
 zens in Nogales last "Wednesday, both | gentlemen having come down to at ] tend Justice of the Peace Gildea's | court. as witnesses in very sensa- | tional case brought here from the
 lively little village on the banks of the Sonoita, where there is always some
 thing doing. especially in the Good old summer time"
 Yesterday Messrs. Karns, How land and McCray, leasers of "La
 Mejia" mines, twenty five miles west of Nogales, sent two large, up-to date engines out to the mines, where every thing is now ready for the Merralls mills now on the road to NogaIes from San Francisco. Just as soon as the mills arrive they will be hauled to "La Mejia" and installed under Man ager Ksrns' supervision.
 This morning O. Phillips, one of Col onel Epes Randolph's expert horse trainers, after spending a couple of days here, went to Santa Ana with the colonel's beautiful black thoroughbred brood mare "Coconina." Thursday Phillips arrived in the city with "Ooconina"} and another fine mare which he brought overland from Tue son. Both animals and their proud keeper stood the trip well.
 MT Alejapdro O VillaseIior accom- panied by his bride. nee Miss Floren- tina Elias. of Nogales, Sonora, arrived in the city the forepart of the week to take up their residence here. MT. and Mrs. Villaseiior were married in Douglas, Arizona, on March 23rd. just past. The happy young couple have the best wishes of a host of friends throughout Sonora, where they are we'll and favorably known.
 Colonel George w. Orowe. who is interested in mining properties in the Altar district, Sonora, left this morn ing for Boludo, where he goes to "pay | off the help" and inspect development work during the past month. Colonel | Grove recently returned from El Psso. | Texas, one of the coming big cities of the southwest, where he had been on best known mine managers in this | ago from Colorado. Certainly his | friends wish him great success at Bo Judo.
 MT. Isaac King, the mining man l who owns fine mining claims north of | Nogales few miles, in Santa Cruz county, was a business visitor in town | Wednesday and Thursday, returning to camp yesterday. Ike has almost | fully recovered from a severe attack | of pneumonia, and is again able to work his copper property on which he recently discovered high grade ruby | copper ore. beautiful specimens of whirh he showed THE V1DETTE re- porter Anyone desiring to become interested in "good thing" should see Mir. King
 Last Saturday Mrs. I. Burgoon, the lady candidate for school trustee of Nogales school district No. l, was elected by a small majority. Dr. A L. Gustetter and Thomas Bsyze were her opponents. The election was the most interesting and exciting wiz messed in Nogales for many years, all and their friends being busy early and late. We congratu- late the successful candidate and hope she has cast her lines in pleasant places. Her associates on the school board are Dr. H. w. Purdy and Ferd Van NJ ourick.
 This week burros have been busy packing good shipping gold ore to town from the Nogales Merchants' Mining mines few miles north of the city, for shi pment to the customs smelter at Fl Paso. Manager A Dumbold, who for some time past has been in charge of the work of taking out the ore at his company's property. ,,, kI,a o;t., kI,a G.-st oe tI, ,,ool~