The border vidette., 1903-06-13

| she Is well QuaIltled to Ill.
 Cashier l.. F. Swain of the In- ternatiOnal Bank is back from his outing on the coast, where Mrs. i swain is spending the summer with relatives. He reports having had a fine time and says Mrs. <. is greatly improved in health and enjoying her visit.
 Chas. R. Hood is Tn the city from the Altar district. Sonora where he has been for several months per | fecting the titles to some valua blc gold properties. He says the rain has been general all the way to Altar Charley will again visit his proper ties in the near future.
 Thursday evening Chas. w. Hays, president and general man ager of the Hays Consolidated Min ing. Milling and Lumber company, returned from a business visit to the northern part of the territory. The forepart of next week he will go down to Hays Camp.
 Sunday evening Conductor Will Hanson was a southbound pas senger for Magdalena. Mir. Will liamson is interested in some valuable mining prospects down in Sonora whicE he is giving his personal attention these days. We wish the gentleman good luck.
 Reliable reports from Tubutama are to the effect that the Sonora Milling and Mining company now have over 5000 tons of ore ready n al : cent copper and 9 ounces silver. President O'keefe is at the mines directing the work of development
 Thursday Mir. Joe Wise, the well known Calabasas cattle man was a business visitor in Nogales It is sad that Joe has recently made a number of important cattle deals whereby he made q nice piece of money. Joe is sure-enough hustler anG he always has one eye open for q good thing in the way of a trade.
 This week President Chas. w. Hays received a handsome and very valuable saddle from the east, a present from Gen. Bell, vice-pre- sident of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber com pany. MT. Hays is greatly pleased with the generals gift and says he is anxious to get into it.
 Wednesday night A. NJ. Conard, assistant to General Manager Hays of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber company, ac- companied by Mir. Hand of W. Va, a heavy stOckholder in the H. c. NJ. Nj. X l.. Co.,, went down to the Hays Camp. Mir. Conard took with him little Cinnamon cub, a present from Sheriff Turner
 Saturday evening Colby N. Thomas, general manager of the Nogales Copper company, returned from an extended business visit in the east. Wednesday evening the gentleman went down to the Cerro Pr1eto camp, the property of his big company. He was accom- panied by Dr. W. F. Chenoweth and Attorney w. F. Cooper.
 The news that the strike is end ed and that without loss of either life or property. twas received here with pleasure. Our brave soldier boys who went to the front will be given q warm reception upon their return home A handsome and braver lot of boys never lived and if it had been necessary for them to fight to protect life and property they would have made splendid showing. The American volunteer soldier has no superior on earth, when it comes to showdown Captain Perkins and the citizcn ns of Nogales may well feel proud of The First Arizona Cavalry.
 Dr. T. L. Bailey, who for three years past has been mana ging the Miller Drug Store at Minas Prietas, was business visitor in NOgales the forepart of the week. The gen tleman secured lease on one of the fine large rooms in the new Montezuma ana will in the near future open up a modern drug store. Doe" Bailey is a splendid gentleman and first-class drug gist, and his many friends in No gales and vicinity will be pleased to learn that he is going to engage in business at this place. Tuesday evening the gentleman returned to Prietas but he will shortly return to NOgales to make this his home
 The annual detailed statements of the New York Life Insurance com has come to hand and the growth and De ,.,I