The border vidette., 1910-03-12
Marsh pays in thirteen days.

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 fire, is able to hobble around with tht
 assistance of a cane, and expects soon
 to return to his mining claims nortt
 of the city, few miles.
 Phil Ferguson, superintendent at
 Cobre Grande, the big copper camp oi
 the Sonora Copper Company, in So-
 nora. came up from camp Thursday
 evening. accompanied by Mrs Fergu.
 son, who came to consult local physi-
 clans. The lady has been in poor health for some time past.
 Rodolfo Vesquez, the Los Angeles
 mining engineer, many years a resi-
 dent of Nogales, has been spending a few days htre this week on his way
 home from a visit to Sonora on min ing business in which he is interest ed,
 who will financially back his proposi-
 tion. Rodolfo deserves success.
 At Tuesday evenings meeting of the Common Council. the city marshal
 was instructed to remove the frame portion of the building on the corner of Morley avenue and Internations l street, many years known as the Mon te Carlo, the same being considered unsafe by the honorable city fathers. from fire standpoint, and contrary to the city fire ordinance.
 D H. Sherman, the assayer and chemist, has gone to take charge of the mining property in Pima county, recently bonded by Colonel Willia m Cody. Buffalo BilD and associates, as superintendent During MT. Sherpan's absence from the city. the assay office on Morley avenue. will be in charge of MT A. D Leard, who has been associated with him recently.
 Under Sheriff Jay Lowe returned the forepart of the week from San Francis co, wheSe he had been to deliver one of Uncle SAm's deserters from the navy, arrested here. MT. Lowe when in Frisco saw Hon. Bo J. Whitesides, of this place. who has for some time past been visiting his mother there. Bo. wished to be remembered to his Nogales friends. and said he would shortly return home.
 Thursday Harry Karns completed the work ot installing the new cold storage plant in Marsh's block, for Messrs. George B. Marsh and Otto Herold, who recently took the agency for the famous SchIitz beer, of Mill waukee. Joe Schmidt, the Kansas City bu cher. manager of the meat market will also have charge of the cold Joe is accommodating and understands his business.
 w. E IsAacs, chef engineer of the Tucson Nogales branch of the South ern Pacific, was here Monday from the front and reported work progressing nicely on the short cut. Nearly all the owners of property on the right of way, between Calabssas and Tubac have signed with the company, and grading and tracklayins is being push @ towards Gala basas as fast as men and money can do the work.
 On the night of the fire thieves broke into l. B. Fleischer's warehouse on the American side of the line and stole lot of goods, which they snug gled into Mexico and sold to a saloon keeper on Arizpe street. Manuel Jr, accidentally got on the trail of the thieves and in very short time recovered a portion of the stolen property and had three men in the Mexican Jail. It is said one of the men confessed.
 Next "Wednesday there will be held a special meeting of the city council. called by Mayor Brick wood to consider the "wedge" proposition It is now stated positively that Mersrs Cun ming & Mcintyre. Dan Hagan. L Ephraim. and Don Ramon Vasquez are in favor of moving back. Mir Vasqufz is also agent for the Monte Carlo building, corner of Morley ave- nue and International streets Messrs. Nolan, Fregoso and Wise, have not yet been seen, but it if safe to say they will also sign the agreement and i in the near future the unsightly .,1I Ina