The border vidette., 1903-08-22

company, HaS returned rom the coast, where he has been for couple of weeks visiting Mrs. Yocum and the children, who are sEen1Ing the sum mer at Long Beach. Mir Yocum en- ioyed his outing and returned in fine health and spirits.
 Joe Goldbaum, superintendent of the Magdalena Mining company, of which w. Behrendt of this place is the principal stockholder, came up from the mines Wednesday evening to spend few days in town. Joe is greatly improved Tn health and reports things at the mine in fine shape. Twenty men are now employed and the property is showing up well. He will return in a few days.
 Customs Collector Edwin K. Baker, of Nogales, Arizona, who arrived in the city Saturday night, returned home this morning by way of Douglas, where he went to escort Miss Rosa Reese, daughter of the deputy collector at that point, who Is returning from a trip east. w. L. Baker. father of the collector, who is acting as deputy collector at Naco, went to Wash ington, D. C. last night. He came in to meet his son here yesterday.-E Paso Herald.
 Frank Meador, paymaster at Campo Santo Nino for the Yaqui Copper company, is in the city on his way to Phoenix, where for number of years he has made his horse. Work at Campo Santo Nino has been suspend ed until after the rainy season, when it ill be resumed oa grand scale. MT. AIeador says the climate down there IS the finest he has ever seen, and he will return when work Is again resumed.
 Yesterday Court Commissioner R. D. George, sentenced An Sam, Won Sip, An Hoy. An See and An Fot, five citizens of the Flowery Kingdom, arrested Thursday evening by Chinese Inspector Addy on a charge of being unla wfully in the United States, to free trip to China. The Chinamen were without the necessary papers, and through Interpreter Tom Quinn, admitted they were unlawfully in the country. They seemed anxious to go home. Uncle Sam will pay the freight.
 This week Mir. William O'Daly, the well known mine uperintendont. ac- companied by Mrs. O'Daly and the children were visitors in Nogales from Imuris, their home They were on their way to New York where they have gone to spend couple of months, the guests of Mir. O'Daly's family. While in the east Mir. O'Daly will in terest capital in his Moctezuma min ing properties, which are sad to be very valuable. We wish the gentle man all sorts of good luck and a most enjoyable time.
 Mir. Charles Roundtree, for many years head book keeper for the Greston Colorado Mining Company at Mines Prietas, camp up to Nogales the fore part of the week to receive medical treatment for an attack of fever con tracted at the big gold camp. He was accompanied by Colonel Hermoso, chief of police at the camp. We are pleased to state however, that MT. Roundtree, under the treatment of Dr. H w Purdy, is greatly improved and able to again be about. He and Col. Hermoso are stopping at the Montezuma.
 Mir. Frank Gillett, for long time passenger conductor on the Sonora railroad, now engaged in the business of ranching near Tucson, has this week been visitor in Nogales with his family, who will shortly join him at the ranch when he has everything ready for their comfort. Mir. Gillett will engage extensively in the business of raising chickens, for winch there Is ready market at Tucson where chicken and eggs bring fancy prices. The many friends of Frank in Noga- les and along the line wish him abund ant success in his new venture.
 Gov. Brodie has appointed Hon. Gro. w. Atkinson of Calabasas a delegate to the eleventh national irri gation congress to be held at Ogden, Utah, September l5, l6, l7, and 18th. This appointment meets with general satisfaction in Santa Cruz county and Mir. Atkinson's many friends congra- tulate him upon his appointment and commend the governor for honoring one of our must prominent and highly respected citizens. Monday Mir. At linson was i'll Nogales and he said he had made all arrangements to go to Utah. Many of his relatives whom he has not seen for many years live in Grand Junction, Colorado, where he will visit on the trip.
 The Associated Press of the 18th inst. says the supreme court of Mex l has just rendered q decision to the