The border vidette., 1909-10-02


 of the week for Seattle, and Chicago. on a combined business and pleasure trip, expecting to be absent from No gales about three weeks. Upon his return. the doctor stated he would en- gage in the poultry business on a large | scale, short distance north of the | city Dame Rumor has 1t that the | genial medico will not return alone. |
 The United States civil service com- mission announces an examination on October 27 in Phoenix, Prescott. Tue son and Douglas to secure eleglbles from which to make certifcation to fill vacancies as they may occur in the position of teacher of necha anical draw ing, in the Indian sirvice at salaries ranging from 5000 to $84O per annum. Age limit, 20 years or over on the date of the examination.
 By a score of ITO out of a possible POO, the Williams team at Tucson Sunday won the amateur chan pion- ship of Arizona and that portion of New Mexico embrac aced in the A rizona Sportman's association. Tucson was a close second, with a score of 16S to it's credit Phoenix, Clifton and Dem ing were far behind the leaders Among the four man team put by Tucson. Weber led. with only one bad shot.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE acknowledges the receipt of handsome post card from Hon Manuel Mascare11as, the million are banker and ranch owner of this city, now enjoying trip around the world. On August 18th MT. Mas careIias was at Sidney, Australia. and on August 18th, he was sightseeing in Wellington, New Zealand. The globe trotter was enjoying excellent health and sent his regards to all his No gales friends.
 After an absence of week. MT. Watt Gittins returned Monday night from a visit to some mining claims in Arizona, in which he is interested. For some time past MT. Gittins has been operating over in the new Court land mining district. He is also in terested in Santa Cruz county and Sonora mining property. Watt is well and favorably known in Nogales, where he and his family have made their home for several years.
 Luis Velasco. one of Guaymas' most prominent business men, brother of Mrs. William Randall, has been spend ing few days in Nogales, having ! been summoned here on account of the death of his step- father, Mir. Carlos M DiaX, who died at the Sisters Hospital. MT. Velasco is connected with the great firm of Industrial y Explotadora de Maderas of Guaymas. He is well and favorably known in Nogales, where he has wide circle of friends and acquaintances.
 George D. Gross is hauling four car loads of l2 per cent copper to Nogales from his property situated Tn Santa Cruz county on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, and will ship to Globe for treatment. Recently MT Gross purchased George Morris inter est in the property from which he is taking the high grade ore. and is now sole owner. Friends of George will be glad to learn that he is on the high road to fortune. His success means much to Nogales. " here he purchased all camp and mine supplies.
 Monday night burglars forced an en' trance into the office of the Nogales Water Company, but after an unsuc- cessful attempt to break into the big safe, departed without securing any thing of value. Thursday night an unsuccessful attempt was also made tc rob The Arcade saloon in the Brick
 wood building. by forcing the real doors. Officers are now on the look out for these burglars, who have evi- dently undertaken something they cart finish on account of lack of ex-
 perience.
 American Cunsul Dye has received a letter from Fl Paso. Texas, statln: , .Lot .vord ba d baap raoaIuad thara m