The border vidette., 1910-04-09

to Ortiz to enjoy a few days with rela tives and friends. Agent Bowman will spend Sunday with the folks.
 Alfonzo Ayuayo. travelling repre- sentative for the pig Guaymas mer csntile esta bllshment of w lberri & Son, is here in the interest of ii, firm which enjoys fine trade throughout the states of Sonora and Sinaloa. From here he will go 10 Oananea.
 It is now Marshal Tom Wyhe, tue city fathers having appointed Tom to fill the office of city marshal, made vacant by the serious illness of J E Moore. Marshal Wylie is now busy collecting licenses. and other wise look ing after the duties of his important office.
 Hon. Ben Goodrich, one of Ariz >na' 's oldest members of the legal bar. who many years has made his home in Tombstone. has this week been in at tendance at district court. Besides being successful as lawyer, MT Goodrich is one of Arizona's sure enough Democrats.
 Nearly every night guests are tura ed away from some of our crowded hotels, but all are cared for at other hotels not crowded to over flowing Some of our excellent hotel are like the old time stage coaches, in which there always was room for one more. provided one had the price.
 A. R Jameson. Jr., representing a big oil company, with headquarters in Guaymas, was a guest at the Monte : zuma hotel Monday and Tuesday. re turning south Wednesday night Sev eral years ago MT. Jameson resided at Patagonia, where he was connected with big mining company.
 pr. Schell. the optician of Tucson. will be at Hotel Aleman, Magdalena. on Saturday and Sunday, April 9:h and 10th. and at Nogales on Monday. April iith, with complete assortment of spectacles and eye glasses Take advantage of this opportunity to have your eyes tested free by an expert.
 MT. Harry Barnett. first sherif of Santa Cruz county, ia attending court as a witness from Patagonia, where he has resided with his family many years. Harry has host of friends here. He says the Happy Jack Min ing Company, ot which he Is manager. expects to resume operations in the near future. The Happy Jack has great merit.
 Thursday Judge Doan granted Gap tain Stephen O'Oonnor, accused mur- derer of Dr. A. s. Russell, a change of venue. and his case will be tried at Tombstone. Oochise county. Tomor- row morning Sheriff Saxon will take the prisoner to Tombstone Captain O'Connor's case is being ably handled by Attorneys Ives and Pattee, crimi nal lawyers of Tucson,
 o. H. Gardner, of the Four Metals Mining Company. has been here this week transacting business in the dis trict court. As soon as Mir. Gardner concludes his business here he will go down to the Altar district, Sonora. where he and his associates have secured lot of gold mining property the gentleman believes can be turned for big piece of money,
 Next "Wednesday night the OolI- scum will give an entertainment for the benefit of the Noeales Fire De partment, for which tickets are now being sold under the direction of Hsrry Karns, chairman of the dep art ment's entertainment committee, Harry is a hustler and he'll have TO trouble filling the big play house next Wednesday night, April 18th.
 Lillian Carpenter on Monday of this week in district court, was grant ed divorce from Guy 0 Carpenter, who for some time past has been re- siding in Canada. The divorced lady has resided in Noeaies couple of years. having a long time worked in the telephone office, where she made many friends by her courteous treat ment of customers of the company.
 The Nogales Gas Company Is again furnishing gas to it's patrons. We hope the company's troubles are now at an end. Wednesday Mir. GiPsin- ger, of Cleveland. Ohio. arrived in the city to assume the management of the company's plant. He is au experI- enc+d gas plant operator. and in future patrons of the company may expect first class service, barring accidents.
 J Q Killer yesterday. after con siderable delay succeeded in crossing a carload of copper ore, now on the way to the customs smelter at Fl Paso. Texas. The car had been held up at the international line on account of failure of the owper to have ore sam pied at Hermosillo, before being ship ped to the border. Yesterday MT. A. l. Lewis, the Hermosillo ore buyer.