The border vidette., 1909-02-20

held in the Congregational church to-
 morrow. Sunday school at 10 m. preaching at Il a. m. and 7:3O m
 by Rev Jose Ina clzer, formerly pastor
 of this church. The League will meet
 in the Parsonage rooms of the old
 Meth odist church. All are welcome
 at these services.
 The large amount of improvements
 being made on north Morley avenue
 by the Southern Pacific company and
 private parties owning property on the
 east side of the street, is most com
 mendable, and greatly enhances the
 value of property in that fine re-
 silence portion of this city, where all
 ready there are Q number of plea sant
 homes.
 "Wednesday six Chinamen, all of
 whom are anxious to return to the Fiowery Kin edon at our Uncle Sam's | expense, came across the international
 line and lost no time finding Inspectors
 Miller and Young, who sorrowfully
 escorted the "yellow peril" to the coun-
 ty jail from where they will shortly be sent to San Francisco, then home at our expense.
 Friends of Superintendent A. R. Oster. of the CanAuea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, with headquarters at Guaymas, will regret to learn that he has resigned on account of i'll health. MT. Oster is a first class railroad man and a gentleman. Tuesday evening he and his family came up to Nogales, being accompanied by Gus Hey man, the we'll known travelling man.
 Mr. M. A. l. Frank, treasurer of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Com pany, after several days visit in this section, during which he visited the property of his company, in which he is largely interested financially, left yesterday morning for home, being a much pleased man, owing to the splen did condition of the company's prop erty under the capable management of Mr. N. J. Purcell.
 Tomorrow Mir. Horace McGee, of Pittsbnrg. Pa will leave for his home, after having enjoying most delight ful visit here as a guest of Captain and Mrs. McGee. of McGes's Mills. Pa who have been spending the wint- 1h visit here he has made many friends, Ill of whom regret to see him leave md hope at no distant date he will -eturn and make this his permanent nome.
 Yesterday morning President and C Manager A. M. Conard of the Sonora Copper Company. returned to Cobre , 3rande, the mining camp owned by : lis company. where he is now ready ! or a smelter, which it is said will in he very near future be erected. A T 'arty Of about dozen stockholders by Auditor Reed of Kan r as City, Mo, accompanied Manager i; Jonard to Cobre Grande, on tour of :. aspection.
 Judge O. Phelps, of Mowry, spent P esterday at the county seat, return r 1g home this morning. The judge n as extensive valuable mining prop ) rty at and in the vicinity of the old k lining camp, where during the past o ear there has been very little active a -ork done. His Honor's faith in the D 1ture of the camp continues strong, nd he believes that the year 1909 ill see new life injected into a num- ar of good propositions over Mowry ay.
 Henry Bartning, manager of the -lamos branch of Banco de Sonora, as business visitor in the city this d eek MT. Bartning is a brother Of ouis Bartning, of Nogales, Sonora, Q ho has been quite i'll for some time C ast. Thursday morning the gentle O an was southbound passenger en ,uue to Alamos, formerly the capital the state of Sonora. While here he as entertained by A Mascaren,s, q # ho 1oool #