The border vidette., 1915-01-09

Splendid toilet sets at Inter
 national Drug Store. adv
 w. J. Colburn of the Lyric
 has decided to follow the crowd
 and is busy moving his stock o1
 wet goods across the interna
 tionA, line to the Mascarena>
 buil3:lg in front of the Mexican customs house, near the Plaza, where Billie will be pleased to
 welcome his old friends and
 patrons.
 In front of the Pioneer Hard
 ware House, esta blished in 1881 by Hon Theo. Gebler, and now
 owned by J. w. Edwards, a
 handsome electric sign has been
 placed by the Nogales Electric
 Light Ice & Water Company.
 The new sign adds greatly to the appearance of the big hard
 ware eSta blishment and sur roundingS.
 Mrs. George B. Marsh is planning for handsome new two story building, to be erect ed on her valuable property on Arroyo Boulevard next to the Doherty property. The build Ing will be modern in every re- spect and occupied by George B. Marsh, Inc, the well known, successful hardware firm, owned by Mrs. Theodora Marsh.
 Manager Robt. Mitchell of the La Cobriza mines, while in the city yesterday stated that active operations had con- menced at the big copper camp, and just as soon as railway com munication is open between Noria, the cOmpany's shipping point on the Sonora railway, and Douglas, shipments of cop per matte would be commenced.
 Lowney's fine chocolates at In ternational Drug Store. adv.
 The enterprising, ever liberal firm of Pellegrin 6 Mather, has donated handsome valuable gold medal to the Nogales Rifle ] Club, as @ trophy for the best marksman of the club, and it is now being made by MT. Mattey, the frm'S expert jewelryman. The trophy will be ready long | before February 22nd, at which time the club members will have | their first try for the pendant.
 Hon Richard Farrell, Santa Cruz county's representative in the lower house of the state le- gislature, arrived in the city last Tuesday and after visiting here a couple of days, departed Thursday for Phoenix to attend the legislature. Represetative Farrell is one of Santa Cruz county's oldest best known citi- zens. He will ably and con represent this county.
 Henry Levin, of the well known successful commission firm of Levin & Joffroy, return ed the forepart of the week from San Francisco, where he spent the holidays with Mrs. Levin and the children. MT. Levin is looking the picture of health and reports having had very pleasant and profitable trip. He is again at his desk at the firms main offices in No gales, Sonora.
 Hi. S. Corbett, the big lum- per man from Tucson, who is one of the principal owners of 5he Nogales Lumber Co.,, was 1ere a couple of days this week on company business, being ac- by R. O'Shea, travel ng representative of A. Stein field & Co.,, the Tucson mer- chants, Messrs. Corbett and 0'Shea made the cross country rip from the ancient and hon ,rable pueblo in MT. Corbett's tutO.
 Crepe and tissue papers at h. Drug Store. adv.
 Frank Sullivan, who for some ime past has been marooned at Torres, Sonora, on account of | he waShoutS, is visiting friends n Nogales. He is in the em- oloy of the Alamo Cattle Co.,, which during the past two years, las shipped many thousand ;attle to the United States from Sonora Ramon Elias and w. 3eckford Kibbey, are the prin-