The border vidette., 1910-04-23

l W evening and transacted his business here in time to return on the 10 o'clock train. He said that Mrs. Bernard. who has been quite i'll at Gu,ymas, with pneumonia, is recovering.
 William M. Murphy, the !Iarshaw W mining man, one of the original own . CTS of the group of silver properties now owned by the Douglas Arizona and Sonora Development Company, is a guest at. the Brickwood hotel. from l Harshaw, near where the gentleman has other valuable mining interests.
 Our friend Richard Rogers of the Rogers Candy Company, has been busy this week remodeIing the room next door to Smith. the ieweler. and will soon be prepared to serve the fectionery line. Dick thoroughly un derstands the business, and never fails to please his customers
 Manager I E Bowers of the Otate Gold Mining Oompany's properties; also manager of the Llano Copper Oompany's property. both of which are located near Noria, Sonora. Mexico was here Tuesday purchasing mine and | camp supplies for his two companies He reported operations progressing nicely at his copper and gold camps J. Q. Cowan, of Douglas, Arizona. who with a number of associates is in terested in the Quinner machines now being manufactured in this city by the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Com pany, has for several days been a guest at the Montezuma hotel Oowen and his own crowd own some gold placer ground down in the Altar district, near Boludo.
 J Fred. Cleveland. secretary of the governor of Arizona, also grand chan celer commander of the Knights of Pythias, who is on a tour of the lodges city Thursday evening from Douglas. and after spending the evening here with Dave Loeb and other members of the local lodge, left yesterday morn ing for Globe.
 Manuel Duarte. the Mexican arrested last Sunday night by Night Watch man Tom Sanford, and fined S25 by Judge Chatham, is still in the county jail, being suspected of knowing some thing of the killing at Helve.ia, Pima County. last Saturday, of Oscar Buck alew, a rancher and storekeeper of that place. Buckalew was assassiuated while he sat in his house.
 Actual work of excavating for the f und ,tlon of the big two- story b'o k on rh4 corner of International street and Elias av. nue has commence1. The work is being done under the personal supervision of Architect Ralph Par sons, of this city. When complete the structure will be a credit to the line city, and greatly enhance the value of property on International street.
 Wednesday work was commenced on the new Catholic academy for ladies, north of the Catholic church. Father Duval expects to have the new educational institution completed and ready for scholars early next fall. The academy will be the cause of b insing many young ladies and their | ia miles from towns in the state of | Sonora, who will come here to make their home
 Engineer William Armstrong. upon his arrival from the north "Wednesday | evening, on the engine pulling the | ucSOu- NOS6teS CTHluS StAIcu CHAU CHo work of track laying on the Tucson and Nogales Railroad, had that day been completed at Gala basas and the cut off will soon be ready for the big Cinco de Mayo special trains from Mexico and Nogales, to Tucson May 5th and 9th, next.
 Charley Taylor, the veteran assayer, many years a resident of Nogales, after an absence of about three months at the Cerro Colorado mines in Sonora !, where he held a responsible position has completed his contract with that company. and will again open his assay office on Morley avenue. Charley Taylor is a sure enough assayer. and we take pleasure in again recommend ing hIm to our friends.
 At the non partisan mass meeting last Wednesday evening at the court house, called by a committee of five non partisan Republicans. appointed at a non partisan meeting of citizens. held in the court house on Tuesday y evening last. for the purpose of nomi : mating candidates on a non partisan ticket for the coming city election to be held Monday, May 23rd, 1910, another committee was appointed to select names to be placed in nomina- tion for the various city offices, at the non partisan citizens mass meeting called for next Tuesday evening. at the