The border vidette., 1903-12-05
Tuesday Dick Harrisonwas busi-

mo Pass, a short distance from Wash Ington Camp, is at the Montezuma
 Hotel The colonel IS also interested in good properties in the vicinity of La Cananea.
 Every body in Nogales and Santa Cruz rcunty will learn with pleasure that Sheriff Tom Turner. who has been very sick man, suffering from typhoid pneumonia, Is reported on the road to recovery, thanks to Dr. H. W. Purdy, | his physician and careful and constant nursing. The parents of Sheriff Tur- ner are with him, and kind and loving friends of the family are doing all in 1 their power to assist them in this their hour of trouble. The sheriff is blessed with strong contribution and grand physic and he will soon be out again. and general manager of the Sonora Savings and Investment Company, is here for few days from the City of Mexico, where he recently esta bished elegant offices for his company, and where he and Mrs. kieeman now make their home. The business Of the So- nora Investment Company is growing to magnificent proportions and is now one of the strongest institutions of its kind in the Republic of Mexico Mir. KIeeman will return to the City of Mexico about the first of the year.
 Yesterday Mrs. Swain, wife Of Cashier l.. r. Swain of the Interna- tional Bank, was again able to be on the street, to the great delight of her numerous friends. Althou gh the lady is still compelled to use crutches, she is rapidly growing stronger and will soon be able to walk without their assist ance. Miss Alice, sister of Mir. Swain, who is visiting here from Oakland, Is a great comfort and assistance uo Mrs. Swain. Miss Alice is a most charm ing young lady, and she has made many friends during her short stay in Nogalcs.
 George Weiland and Jack Burns have just returned from visit to the Gladstone copper mines, better known as the Proto mines, situated short distance from the county road between Nogales and Washin gton Camp. The gentlemen express themselves as great ly pleased with the results of the deve- lopment work now in progress under the supervision of Mr. T. T. Harding who a short time ago arrived in Noga- les from the east. Messrs. Weiland and Burns say there is d large amount of good paying ore in sight and they have every reason to believe the Glad stone company has a winner.
 Hon. J. w. Whelpley, treasurer American Security and Trust Com pany of Washington, D. O., was an arrival in Nogales Thursday night and is stopping at the Montezuma Hotel MT. Whelpley is one of the directors and a big stockholder in the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lum- Der Company, which ownes valuable mining property in Arizona and mines, timber and land in Sonora. The gen tleman is here to attend meeting of the stockholders of his company which will be held at the Montezuma Hotel next Tuesday. Attorney Matt G. Reynolds is also here and will attend the meeting, which promises to be very interesting.
 Mir. H. M Marble of Los Angeles has accepted position with the San doval \ National Bank of this city. He arrived in the city several days ago and has entered upon his new duties. The business of the National Bank is daily increasing as will be seen by the statement winch appears in this issue of TIE BORDER VIDET~E. Cashier Bracey Curtis now has three assistants all of whom are kept on the jump transacting the business of this solid banking institution. Mir. Marple, the latest addition to the working force, possesses thorough knowledge of the banking business and comes to the Sandoval National Bank highly recom- mended by the best banks on the coast.
 Wednesday morning Hon. H. K. Chenoweth came up from "El Dormi- do' mine situated near the Cerro Prieto mines, now the property of the Nogales Copper Company, in the Mag dalena district, about thirty miles from the town of Ma9dalena. He brought with him sunny sack full of valu- able gold specimens, taken from the mine, a number of which are now part of TIE VIDETTE cabinet. Exten- sion development work is now in pro- gress at "El Dormido'' under the direction of Walter, Mr. Chenoweth' $ brother, who was one of the lucky owners of the Cerro Prieto mines The many friends of the Chenoweths l will be pleased to learn of their con tinued success They are deserving. |
 Thursday morning Joe Chandler, superintendent of the Sonora Milling i and Mining Company's mines out at