The border vidette., 1903-10-10

! Parish and daughter of Denver, Coio rado, were guests at the Montezu ma. Mir. Parish, who is one of the most prominent mining engineers in the II United States, is consulting engineer for the Grand Central company at Minas Prietas. This morning he was Q rth bound passen -ers, u 6 ladies returning to the big mining camp.
 Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr and Miss Isabel Carpenter. have returned i from Hermosillo. where they had been l to attend the wedding of MT. Conrado Gaxiola and Miss Maria Miranda, which occurred in that city September Both. The ceremony was held in the cathedral and was the grandest social affair of the season at Sonora's gay capital city, where the high contract | ing parties are very popular. The bride is sister of Mrs. Mascarehas.
 Monday Mir. Joseph Bersier. one of Santa Cruz county's most highly re spected and popular citizens, who n couple of weeks ago sold his Huachuc, ranch to Doc Goodin, was {, visitor at the county seat, having come down after Mir Goodin's fine saddle horse which he left the last time he was here. The many friends of the Bergiers will regret to see then leave our county, and the betting is about even that they will return. Most people do, you know.
 Mrs. w. E. WLenthoff of Douglas who formerly engaged in the millinery business in Nogales, HOW successfully enga ged in the same business at Dou- glas, is in the city with q large up to date line of verything in her line for ladies. She has headquarters at the Montezuma hotel, where she will be pleased to sre her friends and show chem the finest fall and winter hats ever seen in the line city, which are now on exhibition at the Montezuma sample rooms.
 Mr. Herbert Woods for a number of years agent at Torres for the mining companies at Minas Prietas, has gone to Memphis, Tennessee, where he will -iE future make his home, having ac- cepted lucrative and responsalls position at that place. The gentle man has some valuable mining prop critics in Sonora which before leaving he placed in the hands of MT. F. Kingen. the we'll known mining broker, who has already made al whereby Mir Wood need never worry about money matters He will have nlenty, and then some.
 \ E1. Kingen, president and general mana ger of the Santa Ana Mining, Milling & Smelling company, who re gently returned from a business trip iH Sonora, is authority for the state ment that a new strike has been made in one of the mines, owned by the Tarasca Gold Mining company, whose properties are situated twelve miles from Torres, Sonora, Mexico. The strike was made in virgin ground, being one foot in width averaging S547. % in gold values Robert Bar nett of California is general manager of this company.
 Tuesday George Bugbee, auditor for tine Sonora railroad, whose head quarters are at Guaymas, was business visitor in Nogales in the interest of his road. While here he met Mir. Jones, the new super intcndent of the Tucson division, who was a visitor in town Monday night in his private car. San Carlos Monday night Assistant General Manager J. A. Naugle of the Sonora road, was also visitor here in his car Francisco, at which time he and the new superintendent from Tue son held business and social con ference. From here Col. Naugle re- turned to Guay mas
 Wednesday evening Lieutenant Phil. Herold entertained a number of friends at supper at the Dewey Club in this city in honor of Miss May Brown, the beautiful and accomplished young society lady of Memphis, Tenn. who is spending the winter in the line city the guest of MT. and Mrs. 1 Ferd VanMourick. Like all of those affairs given by members of the Dewey Club. the one given "Wednesday night in the young lady's honor, will long be pleasantly remembered by the merry feasters, all of whom pronounce the gallant and handsome lieutenant. a prince of entertainers and one of the best after-dinner speakers in the world Miss Brown, who is an ac- complished elocutionist, has at once endeared herself to Nogales society. Those present at the supper were Mir. and Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick, Miss Brown, Dr. Ray Ferguson and Lieu tenant Phil Herold
 At the Tuesday session of the board of supervisors, that honorable body at the suggestion of the committee ap- pointed to examine the four cells re l I II