The border vidette., 1903-04-25

Last Sunday and Monday Con o.
 Keefe, president and general manager of the Sonora Milling and Mining company, whose properties are at Tu-
 butama, in the Altar district, Sonora, came up to the border to meet Mr. Robert MacKinnon, secretary of the company, whose home Is in Utica, New York. Mr. MacKinnon was accompanied by party of New York capitalists who are interested in the Sonora Milling and Mining company. The party will remain at Tubutama several weeks.
 TIE VIDETTE Is under lasting obligations to Mir. John Henderson, the well known and successful mining man, who is the principal stockholder in the Coast Line Copper company, for some rare and very rich specimens of quicksilver, taken from the "Almadan" mines near Huotamo, State of Michoacon, Mexico. The mines are owned by Mir. Henderson's brother Alex. who discovered them, and they are said to be very valuable Any one desiring to see these rich and rare specimens can do so by calling at this office.
 Wednesday morning Deputy Sheriff J. B. Mechanism of Gro Blanco, came into Nogales with blood in his eye. The night before some one stole his fine gray saddle horse while he was asleep and he was hot on the thief's trail He notified Sheriff Turner who inn mediately took the trail, which how ever, had grown cold during the early morning hours. At last ac- counts no trace of the theft or the stolen horse had been found, but it is a safe bet that Mac will recover his pet mount if it takes all sum- mcr.
 Mss Jessie Hughes, one of Tue sons most popular young society ladies, will take part in the "Bene- fit Entertainment" for St. Andrews Episcopal Church, to be given next Thursday evening in the Masonic Hall. Miss Hughes is an accom- plished musician and rare treat is promised those who attend the next Thursday, which gives promise of being the most delightful social affair of the season. Miss Mary Hughes and Mrs. Barnhart, (nee Hughes) sisters of Miss Jessie, will also take part in the entertainment.
 On Wednesday last Mrs. L F Swain gave an enjoyable afternoon at "Hearts" to her lady friends. Those present were: Mesdames w. c. Budge, G. w. Christ. Ferd Van Mourick, H. R. Hay, c. J. Kleeman, w. B. Addy, Lubbock, Steward, A. Woods, J. Faulds, M. Marsteller, G. B. Marsh, c E. Perkins; Miss Christ, Miss Halsey, Miss Crockett and the charming hostess. Mrs. Swain. After the games were concluded Mrs. Hay was present ed with a handsome clock for first prize; Mrs. Budge won the consolation l prize. The rooms were decorated with | sweet peas and asparagus, ferns and greens and were pretty sight. Light | were served and Mrs. i Marsh, Miss Halsey and Miss Christ ther favored the guests with vocal all of which served to pass the afternoon delightfully."-.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by Hon. Harper Jas, Cunningham, presi 1ent of the Endless Chain Mining and Investment Company, the articles of of which appear in this issue of THE BORDER VIDErTE. Be- side engaging in the business of min ing Mr. Cunningham is an old-time newspaper nan of many years prac- ,ical experience. He is the owner and publisher of the "State Register" ou olished at Guthrie Oklahoma. The Endless Chain Mining and Investment Company is organized under the laws of Arizona with capital stock of s10O,000. The first directors are Harper Jas. Cunningham, William D Peirce, Ray B Cunnin gham, Charles A Cunningham and w E McClung Denver, Colorado is named the prin- ;ipal place for the transaction of the business After Derfecting the organization of his company Mir. left Wednesday for Patagonia, where he expects to remain some time.
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