The border vidette., 1909-01-16

| Bt on the charge of murdering Jose Mi randa on Nelson avenue two weeks ago. Jose was stabbed to death.
 Both are ia the county ,il.
 Next week Mir. Juan Arizmendez. manager of The Boston Store. Inc |. will depart on an extended business trip to points in Sonora and Sinaloa, expecting to be absent from the city about a month Juan will take with him e large line of samples of up-to- the minute clothing for his friends in | the southern states.
 James Bent, surerintendent of the Tribune gold mines, of which Colonel George P. Moore, of Chicago. is man l ager. is in the city. The forepart of the week Colonel Moore came up from home to the Windy City. being ac- companied hy his young son, Master George P. Moore. Jr. who has been enjoying a visit at the mines.
 William Smith, better known as "Bill Smith," who has for many months been down in Mexico pros pecting, is back in Nogales with a well developed attack of Mexican fever, which he contracted while in the southern country. Rev. Father Mill Ter, who accompanied him, will also return to the United States shortly. MT. Smith has been on the sick list a couple of months. He says he is mighty glad to get back to the great U. 8. A.
 Thursday morning Legislative As sembly Frank J. Duffy. ac- companied by his wife, departed for Phoenix, where the legislature will copvene next Monday, January 18th, 1909. Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, who hopes to be sergeant of arms of the Upper House. left for the capital city this morning, carrying with him long petition from Democrats in this county to members of the council, re- questing the appointmen5 of "The Gentleman from Santa Cruz"
 Captain Thomas, the mining man, who some months ago left here for the copper districts of the state of MichI- gan. where he thought he might decide to locate permanently with his family, has returned. He says Nogales is plenty good enough for him. and in future this is going to be his postoffice address. The captain is an experience ed practical mining man; he knows a good thing when he sees it, and says this section is ono of the coming mining countries in America; we be- lieve him. Mrs Thomas remained east with her daughter.
 Bert Bristol and about twenty five other local musical artists, some of whom have worldwide regulations as ''end- men," and "song and dance" artists. met and took steps to organize a company which will on Washing ton's Birthday give a minstrel show. Manager Bristol says never in the history of Nogales have so many "sure- enough" musical artists met in the line city. All are enthusiastic over the contemplated minstrel show, and next week another meeting will be called to perfect the organization and "try- out," the stars.
 This week Mrs. l. M. Raines has been quite i'll at the Raines home in this city. We are glad to state, that at this writing, the lady is greatly i'm proved. Dr. Raines, father of MT. Raines. is here from Haywood, Mis- soari, enjoying a visit with his son and interesting little family. The doctor expresses himself as pleased with our wide awake little border town, our people and our ideal winter climate Before returning east he will go down into the Pinto mountains for a deer hunt. Although over seventy, Dr. Raines is hale and hearty. He will enjoy the visit way up among the pines six thousand feet above the sea.
 John J. Logan, an experienced as saver and smelter man, who formerly