The border vidette., 1910-11-19

being successfully engaged In business, was visitor in the city couple of days the forepart of the week. With one producing oil well withio a few miles of Nogales, the town will at once become the best town in Ari- zona. Let us pray, and in every other possible way encourage those trying to bring about this desired result MT. W. W. Oarney's "Butters," a most intelligent Boston Terrior bitch. won a handsome blue ribbon at the Fair last week, and as a result Mr. Carney is very happy, and in her old age "Butters" will have happy home. The Congregational Social and Entertain uent held ID their church Wednesday evening, November 18th, was a great success socially and fnan cially. Everybody present reports | having an elegant time and are con- graduating themselves that they were present.
 Ca October 1lth, last. Miss Alice O. Snodgrass. daughter of MT. and Phil O. Snodgrass, formerly of this city, died in Tampico. Mexico. At the time of her vntinely passing, after a short illness, Miss Snodgrass was twenty years of age. Many Nogales people who knew them will sympathize with the sorrowing family.
 A Washington dispatch says: The United States supreme court today for the fourth time passed upon the question of ownership of the San Jose Sonoiea land grant in southern Ari- zons. holding in favor of the estate of Frank Ely. Much of the grant is located in Occhise and Santa Cruz counties and has been in litigation many years.
 At she Territorial Fa1r last week ths Wade placer machine. easily won blue ribbon over all similar machines, and it is quite natural that Messrs. Dodge and Bone, local representatives of W. F. Dolge & Company, whould feel proud. MT. Dodge accompanied the machine snd made a number of se.ts. while at the fair. all of which proved very satisfactory.
 MT. Harry Creighton, of the U. s. customs house. returned Monday from Phoenix, where he witnessed the closing days of the big territorial fair, which he says was better and bigger than any of the big fairs held in the past as the capital city. Thousands of people from every section of Arizona attended the fair which was a great successin every respect
 Governor Sloan has appointed w. 0. Budge. secretary of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, delegate from Arizona to the Trans Missippee Commercial Congress. at San Antonio. Texa', November 2lst to 25th, inclusive. Mir. Budge has resided in Arizona any years. and naturally takes an earnest. active interest in everything Arizona.
 uosudJ "Hu6Sot A VI. OouAHo OL the Sonora Copper Company. was up from Cobre Grande. returning to the big camp che same night. accompanied by Mrs. Oonard and the children, who will spend the winter at the mines, where Manager Conard is very busy personally directing active operations in the mine and at the smelter on which work is being pushed as fast as possible.
 Mr. Et. Massey was here Sunday from Msgdalena, Sonora. for the pur- pose of inspecting the model for Joe Lusignan's newly invented pulverizer and gold separator. for which he re gently received patent from Wash ington. Mir. Massey expressed himself az greatly pleased with MT. Lusignan's new invention and may later install @ number of them on his gold mines in | the Altar district
 Last Monday Fitz James Mccarthy. better known to the mining world as Fitz Mac" suddenly dIed in Pr enix where he had been making his head quarters couple of years. Mir. Mo Oarthy had an international reputation as a mining CD ngineer and writer of arti-