The border vidette., 1903-04-11

Los Angeles.
Thursday F Baker and Richarc
Franchet, two young mining men who
are mining in the Orc Blanco district
were guests at the Montezuma
Monday night and Tuesday
Henry Bowers was a business
visitor in Nogales from the ancient
and honorable pueblo of Tucson
Manager Chas. Miles of the
Monte Carlo has received a Telegram
from Col. Robt Williams to the
effect that the colonel will return
to Nogales next week. He is in
California.
This week w. P. Parker of San
Francisco, was in Nogales in the
interest of the American Tobacco
company. The gentleman makes
specially of the famous Bull
Durham smoking tobacco.
Tuesday morning Chas. Keiser,
assistant general manager of the
Yaqui Copper company came up to
Nogales.- The gentleman is a
brother of Mrs. w. p. Harlow. He
returned south the same night.
Manager Ferd Van Mourick of
the Sonora News Company's Store
and Mrs. Van -Mourick will take
up their residence in the elegant
Doherty home recently occupied
by Mr.. Percy Sharpe and family.
Last Saturday the school children
of Mrs. Lulu Woods room were
treated to a jolly picnic down on
the Santa Cruz river. The little
ones as well as the ladies who
chaperoned them, had Il fine time.
Miss Annie Guard of Durango,
Colorado, neice of Mrs. Harry
Barr, the charming young lady
who arrived in Nogales last week
from the. north, has decided to
make her home with her aunt and
uncle.
George E Parrish, son of William
Parrish, the mine expert, was a
visitor in Nogales several days this
week from Denver, Colorado.
Thursday morning he left for Pboe-
nix. He had been down 10 Minas
Prietas.
Judge Nichols of Phoenix, terrific
rial auditor, was in Nogales Wednes
day on his annual round of the banks.
From here the gentleman went to
Bisbee, thence home to Phoenix The
Judge has wide circle Of friends all
over Arizona.
Wednesday! fight Chas R Brown,
secretary and treasurer of the
GrangerlLand company, returned
from Kansas where he had been
the past week on business: :. He. re-.
ports having had Il most enjoyable
and siicfsssfnt trip,
Mr. Dave Goldbaum arrived in
the-city last Tuesday evening from
Cincinn4ti, Ohio. He was. met
here by his brother Abe, who is
successfully engaged in business at
Hermosillo, Mexico. Thursday
night the gentlemen>went to Her
mosillo.
Tuesday morning Col. w. P.
Harlow;l president and general
manager Of The Yaqui Copper COM
panY, accompanied by Mrs. Har-
low and their little boy passed
through Nogales en- route to New
York: The colonel has been down
to Campo Santo Nino.
G.. Wrench, of this city and
Mr.. George B. Earnshaw, one, of
the best mine experts in the west,
who recently came to Nogales from
Salt Lake with his wife to make
his home here have returned from
a months trip to San Jorge Bay,
Mexico. mr.. French saysilfe and
Mr.. 'Earnshaw had a fine'trip.
Tuesday Mr. A. S. Noon, the we'll
known machinist, who had charge
of the erection of tn big machinery
at the Yerkes, Camp, after. several
days spent in .Nogales with his
returned to the camp. Mr..
Noon is q tirst-class machinist and
what he does not know about min
ing machinery is not worth know
ing. p. -.+.j.+.. .-.-.
Monday night Mr.. E R. Tufts,
general manager ofthe Sinaloa and
Sonora Mining and Smelling COM
pany whose valuable properties are
near Alamos. Sonora, passed
through Nogales on his way to the
mines. He was accompanied by Il
party of eastern capitalists from
Chicago and New York. The gen
tlemen were all thoroughbreds and
princes of good fellows-the only
class Ed Tufts consorts with. We
wish them a pleasant and success
full trip.
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