The border vidette., 1903-10-24

lOur tecll niles eilSC OI | OZa StallOn, accompanied by his son. John, Jr., superintendent at the mines, came up from the Henderson camp Thursday evening.
 N. D. Lewis, general manager of the Eureka Mining Company, has returned from an extended busi- ness trip in the east. Mir. Samuel Watson, of Grand Rapids, Michigan came with him and may possibly spend the winter here.
 Mir. J. H. Pomeroy, the blacksmith, is wearing broad smile of content ment. It is boy and arrived in the city last Sunday. According to Dr. H. w. Purdy, the little chap and his mother are both doing nicely There are times when most any man has a smile coming.
 Gesrge B. Earnshaw, consulting engineer for the Nogales Copper Com pany, has for the past week been in the city on a visit with Mrs Earnshaw. This morning he went down to the -company's great Cerro Prieto gold mines, which are situated about thirty miles from the town Of Magdalena.
 Sanders ,c Amesden, who do type writing and steno ,raphing, are now occupying the offices formerly oc- cupied by Lawyer D. A. Richardson, who left Monday morning for Doug las to make his home and engage in stand their business and are perfectly reliable.
 Harry Woodruff, general manager of the American Graphite Company, was in Nogales "Wednesday night on his way to tine mines, near Minas Prietas, which for Q number of years have been successfully worked, the products being shipped east where they have found ready market. Z. Raw son, well known in Nogales, is superin- tentlent of the mines.
 w. G. Campbell, one of Sonora's most prominent mining men, who has been in the states on busIness has re turned to his company's properties, which are eighty mics from Minas Prietas. An automobile fine has been stablished between Minas Prietas and the mines, to which place the run is made in three hours by Mir. Campbell, who believes in making tn ngs move
 Wednesday evening Cashier l.. F. Swain of the International Bank and Mrs. Swain, accompanied by Mir .Swain's sister, Miss Alice, arrived in the city from Oakland, Cali, where Mrs. Swain has been spending the summer with relatives, to which place MT. Swain went a couple of weeks ago to spend his vacation Miss Swain will spend the winter in Nogales with Mir. and Mrs. Swain.
 Chief Clerk Mel VanTreese in A Agent Jordan's office, is again at his desk after having been confined to his home several days with a sprained ankle, received last week while trying to kick a football over the sun. He missed the ball and struck large rock. Mel says the next time he is overcome by a~desire to do athletic work with which he is unfamiliar, he will 90 to an alfalfa field to do it.
 Tuesday morning Fl. Kingen, the the mine expert, accompanied by Mir. F. F. Cranz and Frank Main, drove out into the country about twel> e miles, to look over Mr. Mains copper property, which are near the inter national line. They are said to be very promising and Mir. Kingen will make a report on them for the owner. who, blythe way, knows a good thing in the way of mine, when he sees it.
 Wednesday evening Mir. E. J. Pellegrin, the jeweler, returned from a business trip to Hermosillo. 1 He took down with him and in stalled in the residence of Lie. J Guillermo Dominguez, a prominent ! lawyer of that city, the large. 1 Waterbury regulator which has been in his store in Nogales for the |