The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-06

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briza Mining Company, the main
offices of which are in Nogales,
returned the forepdrt of the
week from Chicago, and is again
a guest at the National hotel.
Tuesday evening the Misses
Virginia and Mary Harrison,
Title Bowman and Consuelo and
| Beatice Mix departed for Notre
Dame academy at San Jose, Ca
lifornia. The Misses Nix were
/ accompanied as far as Tucson
by their father, Mayor l. w.
Mix. a large number of the
! young ladies friends were at the
depot to bid them good bye.
H. r. Huntington, the mining
man, who now makes Patagonia
his home, spent several days
here this week. Huntington
said he had the champion baby
of Arizona, and would prove his
assertion at the coming fair at
Tucson, where he will exhibit
his prize winning eight months
old boy. Before going to Pata-
gonia, the HuntingtonS resided
in Nogales
Last Sunday William Schuck-
mann and DIR. Smoker motored
out to the Buena Vista mines
near the Three r, where ship
ping ore is being mined under
Lieutenant Richard Fieischer's
personal direction. The Buena
Vista property is owned by the
European Arizona Mining Com
pany, of which Messrs. Schuck-
man and Fleischer are the prin-
cipal owners.
Last Tuesday evening Collect
or of U. S. Customs Con O'Keefe
received telegram from Secre-
tary McAdoo, requesting his re-
signation, which was mailed to
Washington Wednesday, even
ing. Con says politics is po-
litics," and he's willing to turn
our Uncle Sans business over
to some Democrat.-JimH arri-
son, Phil Herold. Charley Hardy,
or Amos O'Keefe.
Americans who have every
thing they possess in Sonora,
do not appear to be in a great
hurry to leave there. Every
passenger train out of Nogales,
south, carries Americans who
have their all in Sonora. They
are being we'll treated by the
authorities as we'll as the natives
with whom they have resided
many years as friends. They
refuse to leave Sonora and their
property.
Monday Captain l.. w. Mix,
mayor of Nogales, Arizona, re-
turned from Tucson, where he
accompanied the big baseball
excursion Sunday. The captain
reported having had splendid
time with his all-Star baseball
team, which made the old pue-
bio boys play ball as they never
played before. The captain is
a great ball fan and takes pleas
ure in seeing the home team
play good ball.
The violin and vocal recital at
the Lyric Theatre last Wednes-
day evening by Miss Alicia
O'Neill, formerly a pupil in the
Nogales public school, now of
the Chicago Conservatory of
Music, was a rare musical treat
greatly appreciated by hundreds
of Nogales lovers of good music.
Every number on the excellent
program was alone worth the
price of admission, and should
Miss O'Neill again appear at the
Lyric that handsome big play
house would again be crowded
|, by the lady'S admirers.
Good roads everywhere" is
the slogan of the National High
ways Association. 1t believes
that the development of good
roads can best be brought about
by the National Governments
building and maintaining a sys-
TEN of $4,000 miles of National
Highways connecting all the
States and principal cities of
the Union. The Association has
published a map showing the
tentative location of system of
National Highways that would
directly serve more than sixty
per cent of the population of the
United States. THE BORER VI
DETTE has received one of the
new maps.
Sheriff Mcknight is back from
Tucson where he had been to
testify AGAINST Francisco T,ODez