The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-08-29

properties of the company which are
situated in the Magdalena district. Mr..
Carter says the mines never looked so
we'll and he invites investigation, feel
ing confident they will stand inspec-
ton. Every body who has seen these
properties is loud in their praise.
Yesterday morning Hon. K. Chen
owetb, one of the former lucky own
ers of the Cerro Prieto cold i.ines.
now the property of the Noeales Cop
per Company, went down to Magda-
lena where Mrs. Chenoweth and the
children are now making their home.
MIR Chenoweth is now on the trail of
another mine which he thinks is as
great as the Cerro Prieto. We hope
so.
The family of Mr.. Alfredo May of
May Bros, the well known merchants,
are at the Montezuma hotel, having
come up from Hermosillo to spend a
month in Nogales where the summer
climate is finer than in any other town
in southern Arizona. They have
pleasant quarters at the big hotel.
Mr.. May who accompanied the folks
to Nogales has returned to Hermo-
sillo
Wednesday American Consul Al
bert Morawetz and A. Varona, fore
man of Las Dos Naciones Cigar fact
Cry, went to Casita to fish, and from
the great number of fish they brought
home that evening, they must have
done lots of fishing. 1t is limited that
dynamite was used, but we do not be
lieve the rumor, the gentlemen are =
true sports and would not comAnt
murder.
John Henderson, president and gen
eral manager of the Porven;r de So
nora has rented from MIR. Theo.
Gebler, the fine building on Morley
avenue formerly occupied by Burgoen,
the haberdasher. 1t will be fitted up
and occupied by the Coast Line Cop
per company of which Mr.. Henderson
is a director and general superinten-
dent as we'll as one of the principal
stockholders.
Tuesday F. W. B,ker assistant
general manager of the American Cop
per company, operating the Old Glory
mine in the Gro Blanco district, was
business visitor at the county seat.
Mr. Baker reported development work
on the properties as progressing in a
most satisfactory manner. While
here he purchased some supplies and
machinery said the mill would be
started up in the near future.
Thursday morning Night Clerk
Samuel 2. McCullar of The Parlor,
resigned his position, stating he had
some unfinished business in Sonora.
Mr.. Gates, proprietor of The Parlor,
refused to accept the resignation, but
instead granted Mr.. McCullar three
days leave of absence, saying no place
in the world could ne find another man
possessed of his peculiar qualifications
for the position of night clerk. We
hope Mac will enjoy his vacation.
Building Contractor James Vande-
wort has gone to the coast for rest and
recuperation. He has just completed
the handsome new Montezuna which
is now the most pleasant and con-
venient hotel in all Arizona. Mine
Host Jaeger has spent over S25, 1000 on
the new improvements and is entitled
to much credit for the fine results at
tanned. He and his good wife have
cause to feel proud of their new Mon
tezuma which is ing generously
patronized.
Joseph Paschely. manager of the
Nogales Water company, has returned
from California where he has been on
a visit with Mrs. Pascholy. He stopped
over in Tucson, says the Star, to make
arrangements to install pumping
plant on his ranch, which formerly
belonged to Leo Goldschmidt, and
which is located about three miles
south of Tucson. Mr.. Pascholy has
an ocean of water underlying his place
which adjoins the Santa Cruz river ON
the west side.
Wednesday evening Mr. Henry
Levin of the Brady-LevIn Commits
sion Company, returned from the coast
where he had been for six weeks with
Mrs Levin and the children. The
folks are at Long Beach where they
have pleasant summer cottage. They
are all well and happy and will return
to Nogales about October lst. Henry
reports having had most enjoyable
outing. He looks about twenty pounds
better than when he went away and
saws he feels it
Thursday morning E D. Brigham,
general freight ag MT of the Chicago Il
North western r. r., and treasurer of
the Nogales Copper company, and
party left for Chicago in Mr.. Brigham's
private car. DIR. Wesley NJ. Thomas,