The border vidette., 1903-09-19
"Chaplafnn Chas. Fish of Wells

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pulled up because he is now a
grand father Wednesday morn
ing his son who resides in ST.
Louis, No, announced the arrival
at that place Of grandson.
Monday night a we'll known
Cananea sporting man. it is said,
lost $4,000 Mexican at The Monte
Carlo. The Monte Carlo is doing
a land-office business these days
and Mr.. Frank Main is wearing a
broad smile of contentment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas.
Jr., accompanied by the children,
came in from the Buena Vista
ranch Tuesday to spend several
days in the city enjoying the big
Sixteenth of September fiesta, now
in progress in Nogales, Sonora.
Mr.. Tom Burch of Minas Prietas,
arrived from the south Tuesday
evening. He has slight attack
of fever and came up to the line
city to consult DR.. n. X. Noon.
Already he is greatly improved.
Mr.. Burch is brother of Mrs. F.
Griswold.
Mrs. Clarence Hartman has arri-
we'd in the city from Denver, Colo
RADIO, to spent the winter in Noga-
les with her husband, who is sue
cessfully engaged in business at
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
are making their home with Mr..
and Mrs. futile.
Many of our citizens will go to
Magdalena tomorrow to witness the
ball game which will he played be
tween the home team and the Mag
dalena nine 1t said the Magdalena
ball tossers are In the professional
class, world beaters, etc, but the things
our boys will do to them will be a
plenty.
Chaplain Winfield Scott, one of
the directors of the Coast Line
Copper company has returned from
a visit to Nina del Orc near Poza
which is owned by his company
Manager John Henderson accom-
panied him up to Nogales, and
spent several days in the city visit
ing his family.
Monday there was a special
meeting of the directors of the
Coast Line Copper company, of
which John Henderson of this city
is the principal stakeholder and
general manager. The directors
expressed themselves as greatly
pleased with their properties and
their mana cement.
Amos Yaeger, the mining man,
has returned from Los Angeles
where he has been on mining bust
ness. He reports have seen VIII
liam Cranz and Ferd Kiel while in
the City of Angeles. Both gentle
men are we'll and prospecting. Mr..
Yaeger is interested in mines in
Sonora and he will shortly go
south.
Ex-Collector of q. s. Customs Will
liam NJ. Hoey returned from Muncie
last Sunday evening and Monday
morning continued south to inspect
some mining properties in which he is
interested. He was accompanied by
Mr.. A. w. Wagner, a mining man
from Joplin, Missouri, who is here for
the purpose of investing in mining
property.
Last Saturday Espee Agent H.
Jordan, American Consul A Mora
wetz and Mr.. Ed. Titcomb of Roy
q Titcomb, Inc, went to Casita to
spend the day. They were accom-
panied by Master Edward Titcomb,
Jr., who carried off the honors of
the day, having caught more fish
than all the other members of the
party combined.
The many friends of Eugene
Biddison, formerly superintendent
of 1.-THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Manufacture
ing Cos Nogales boundary. will be
pleased to learn he is now located
at Pueblo, Colorado, where he is
prospecting, having a lucrative and
responsible position. Mr.. Biddlson
is a frst-class mechanic. While
here he MADE host OF friends.
Last Tuesday afternoon MIR.
Thomas Forsythe, one of Santa
Cruz county's well known and
highly respected citizens, died in
Tucson from heart failure. Decea-
sed had for many years lived with
his wife on their ranch near Gala
basas, and his passing will be deep
ly regretted by a large number of
friends. He was 81 years of age.
Next week in TIE VIDETsrE will
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