The border vidette., 1914-11-28

. that Dr. M6SenQ1ck, prominent
 Chicago minining man, who for many years has been operating in Sonora, had suddenly died at
 his mines in Sonora, from acute 1 indigestion. No particulars | were learned. Dr. Mesendick was a highly educated, affable i gentleman. His many friends and acquaintances will be sorry
 to learn of his untimely passing.
 Robt. Mitchell, manager, and
 E. K. Cumming, director of the La Cobriza Mining Company, last Monday returned from La Cobriza, Sonora, where they | had been on business connected with the affairs of the company. camp quiet, and Manager Nit chell hopes to be able to resume operations in the very near future Since the trouble in So- nora both the mine and smelter at La Cobriza have been idle.
 George Dunbar, the real state man, has great faith in the future of Nogales, "The town without a for rent sign" Al ready MT. Dunbar has nearly completed ten houses on his Ellis Tract property, alIof which have been rented. The handsome residence newly built and sold to Assistant Cashier Jackstadt of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank and Trust Co.,, is located in an ideal spot. Mir. Jackstadt ex- poets to eat Christmas dinner in his new home.
 Dan Hagan, one of Nogales' old time pioneer business men, owner of the building on Morley avenue occupied by Dave Loeb's La Popular Store, and Lulley's Buffet, was in town a couple of day this week from Los Angeles, where he now resides. Mr. Hagan expressed himself as be- ing greatly pleased with the many improvements witnessed in Nogales. and stated that he intended to visit here oftener in the future. Dams friends are always glad to see him.
 Lieutenant E. l.. Chalfant, who for the past fifteen years has been connected with the Wells Fargo Express Company. this week. received a handsome 15 year service button from his company. Quite naturally the lieutenant is very proud of the button, also of the nice letter from the president of the company, which accompanied the button. After Lieutenant Chalfant has served fifteen years more with the big express com pany, he will retire with a pen sion. .-.@s.-.z
 Yesterday Raines & De Riem CT of the Nogales Steam Laun- dry Co.,, signed a contract with w. J. Neumann for the erection of a 3Ox7O building on East street, just block from Morley avenue. The new building will be completed and occupied by the new steam laundry early in January, next. An up to date steam laundry, such as that pro posed by the Nogales Steam Laundry people, will fill long felt want in the Line City and will pay big money on the in veStment.
 The state insurance depart ment of the corporation commis- sion has issued a warning against the International Liberty Union of the World, a negro insurance organization with headquarters at Covington, Ky. w. N. Brid geS, superintendent of inSur ance states that the concern is not an insurance company in any sense of the term, that it has not been licensed to do business in Arizona and that any person working for it is, ipSe facto, liable to prosecution, fine and imprisonment.
 Tuesday afternoon fire de- stroyed the residence of w. J. Barnett, 228 West street. The building which was a two-apart- ment house, was occupied by MT. Barnett and Dr. Mimiaga. The fire originated in the apart ment of Dr. Mimiaga. There | was no insurance on the build l ing, nearly all the contents of which were saved thanks to the | timely arrival and assistance of | the neighbols- The splendid |