The border vidette., 1913-04-05


 came a Bull Moose" Tine Moose will in the very near future move into their new lodge and club rooms in the new C. T.
 Jones building on Grand avenue.
 Dr. F. V. Barroso, who was shot and killed during the battle of Cananea. was well and favor ably known here in Nogales, and news of his death was learn ed with regret by his many fir e n d $ and acquainta nces throughout the state of Sonora
 Yesterday C. c. Rountree, re- preSentative of the CreStOn Colo rada mines, in Sonora, crossed a carload of powder and dyna- mite for his big gold company. Today MT. ROuntree. who is one of the Old-ti American pioneers in Sonora. will return south.
 Albert Copp, proprietor of the New Lyric Buffet, will shortly depart for the east on a com bined business and pleasure trip. During his absence from the city, w. J. Colburn will again manager the handsome little wet goods emporium on Morley av- enue, being assisted by Harry BurdicS.
 C. T. Jones, the veteran res taurant man, has sold the South ern Pacific restaurant, and for the present will devote all his time to looking after the cold storage business and his new brick business house on Grand avenue. Jones handles all sorts of meat stuff direct from Kansas City packing houses.
 NOgales has for many years been praying for a much needed customs house, and now that the money is in sight for both a customs house and postoffice, it's up to us to get busy and show Senators Smith and AShurst and Congressman Hayden that we their afforts in secur- ing appropriations for the build ingS.
 Those who attended COlOnelS ObregOn and Cabral'S reception and ball at Hotel Escobosa last Sunday afternoon and evening, report having had a most enjoy able time. Many ladies and gentlemen from this side of the line attended Music was fur nished by the Sonora state band from Hermosi1lo and the NOga- les orchestra.
 Senator Eugene Ives of Tue son. who was here Monday on legal business in Judge Duffy's court, has gone to Washington, D. c. While at the capital city the Senator will pay his re- spects to his old, very good friend, Mr. Williams Jennings the noblest Roman of them all. The Senator will also visit MT. Wilson. the president.
 Lon Haley, ''Prince of Ari- zona Elks,' at a recent meeting of Tucson Elks, 3S5, was pre- scented a life membership card of pure silver, of handsome de- sign. in recognition of valuable services to Elkdom in general, and Tucson Lodge No. 3S3, in particular. The card is a thing of beauty and a joy forever, prized by brother Haley.
 Professor J. R. Jennings, teacher of piano, voice and violin, who for many years has taught music in the City of Mexico and other cities in Mex leo and the United States, is now sojourning in Nogales. The has studied at Stutt- gart Conservatory, Germany, and National Conservatory City of Mexico. He speaks English, German and Spanish fiuently.
 Having purchased the c. T. Jones restaurant business in the Pacific building, Agus- tin EScobosa, cordially invites his friends and the public in general to pay him a visit. Be sides all sorts of American eats, Escobosa says he is going to give special Mexican eats every evening, and has secur- ed the services of a high-class Mexican cook for that purpose.
 Carrying gun with all the loaded, is a very bad practice. Last Sunday at the Three R mine, Gregorio Lopez, the Nogales Three R stage driv- T l,1.