The border vidette., 1909-11-06

IN merchant were given their hearing, on charge of grand larceny. The case against Lee1er was dismissed but MT. Petfigrew was held to the next grand 1ury in the sun of $l 900 Failing to secure bail, he is still in the county Jail.
 Tuesday through local agents, Cum
 ming & Mcintyre. MT. l.. M. Rainea, the mine manaeer. received $50 from the Cont mental Casu Ality Company. of Chicago, in payment for accident policy held when his hand was badly injured a short time ago by piece of iron roofing. Mir. Raines is loud in his praise for the prompt manner m which the company paid hIs claim, and hearti Iy recommends the O. O 0. of Chicago, to his friends.
 Tbe Fair announced for the benefit of the Catholic church is well under way. I5 will open Monday, Novem- Der 22nd. at s m, will continue Tuesday. and terminate Wednesday. with the usual Thanksgiving dance. You will find there all kinds of useful and fancy articles. refre shments, etc.
 You will also be afforded a glimpse into the future by Gipsies. and what else? Reserve then yonr money; you cannot spend it m more useful and agreeable manner, and at the same time help the church.
 In compliance with orders from the the tenants occupying the TourneiI buildings on the International street, are moving out, and the buildings will be torn down in order 10 widen the street. A M Moreno. proprietor of L- Tertulia, has moved his stock of goods, billiard and pool tables into one of the block, and in future the place will be known as The Congreso. Those who have not moved have been notified to do so before November 10sh.
 Fred Fleischer. travelling salesman for Las Dos Nac1ones Cigar Company, ame in off the road Tuesday and has been spending a couple of days at the big local factory, where the best Mex ican cigars in America are manufact- ured, at prices that can't be best on earth. Nogales is largely indebted to Las Dos Naciones (Two Nations) for advertising the town throughout the United States where the high grade product from the local factory is very popular with smokers The big local cigar factory employs large humber of people at good wages.
 Mr. Y. Monroe Gauen, of Tucson, was in town Thursday, having arrived the day before in Louis A2uirre's hand ndsome big Elmore automobile. MT Gauen came down to the line city for the purpose of purchasing large con- signment of high grade Mexican cigars, and closing a deal with Las Dos Ma clones Cigar Company, for the handl- ing of it's products in the east. The gentleman's mission was very success fnl and he returned to Tucson greatly pleased with the big cigar factory and Nogales, the home ot Two Nations and other popular brands of Mexicans cigars.
 MT. Max Muller, vice president and manager of 'Banco de Sonora, with headquarters at Hermosillo, whose re- turn from Europe was recently an nounced in these columns, was here Monday and Tuesday, on business con. nected with the mammoth financial in stiGution which has branch in No gales. Sonora, of which Alberto Mas caren4s is manager. MT. Muller is one of the most congenial of men. He is universally liked and highly respected as is also his. estimable wife, who ac companied him on his visit abroad Wednesday morning the gentleman returned to Sonora's state capital
 Messers Hedrick and Liniger, of Llano, Sonora, Mexico, and Editor John E Magee. of Tucson, directors of the Otate Gold Mining Company, held