The border vidette., 1903-05-02

J
 "Wednesday returning to rubac Thurs day morning. Heis a very successful educator and has given splendid satis- faction at Tubac
 J. B. McClanahan, deputy sheriff of Santa Cruz county came to town Thursday from Gro .Blanco. The gen. tleman was on official business His many. friends will be please to learn that Mac has recovered his valuable gray saddle horse that was stolen from him two, weeks ago. He says the next time his horse leaves his DO ,ses- sion he goes with him.
 F. NJ. Dickerman, master car re- pairer at the Southern Pacific com pans Tucson shops, accompanied by his4old friend J. N. Beers, who has come all the way from Boston to visit him, visited Nogales yester- day. returning to Tucson this morning Mir. Dickerman is prom inent member of the Tucson Elks and truly is one of the best people on earth.
 Last Tuesday the Nogales Copper company, which ownes the Cerro Prie- to gold mines in Sonora, organized Mexican incorporation at Hermosillo which will.be known as the Cerro del Gro Mining Go Herrnesillo is named as the place where tie principal business of the Mexican incorporation will in fut ure be transacted. Manager c. N. Thomas and Frank J. Duffy, attorney for the company were present when the organization was perfected.
 Captain H. Crosby, l4th U. s Cavalry arrived in Nogales on Tues day evening and Wednesday spent busy day with Captain Charles E. Perkins, lst Cavalry Troop, N. G. A. inspecting the property of the U. s., making up returns and inspecting the Troop at which there was nearly full attendance. Captain Crosby spoke well of the start made consider ing the short time since the Troop was organized. His compliments to the officers and men might give same the "big head" if any names were men toned. ops.
 This week Nogales was visited by J. H. PolitZer, who with his family lived in Nogales when he was connected with the U. $ custom house here. Mir Politzer is still interested in the South Western Commercial company, but his visit to Nogales at this time is to advertise the "Lemon Soap," manu- factured by the Lemoia Soap company of which he is2s secretary. Mir. Polit- ger and family now make their home in E5s Angeles, where the main office of his company is located. Jake's many friends throughout Arizona will glad te' know he is prosperous. ..
 Hank Summers, who has mined and told good stories pretty much all over the world will leave today with Mir Antonio Proto on>a visit to Cocospera. The trip is not en- tirely !, one of pleasure as Hank most always, mixes business with pleasure. Upon his return to No gales he haspromised TIE VIDETTE a fine interesting story. regarding his observations on the trip to an historic section of Mex ico. Hank<is not in the habit of overlooking anything and his story: gives promise of being a good one.
 Geo. B. Earnshaw, consulting engineer for the Nogales Copper company is in town from the com pany's great gold mines at Cerro Prieto. The gentleman says the mines are destined to be the greatest gold producers in Mexico and ad- vises stockholders in Nogales to put their stock certificates downin the bottom uf their strong box and make their grand children million aires. Geo. Earnshaw is consid cred one of the best mining en- ginecrs in the United States and T1iE, NIDETTE believes he knows whereof he speaks Wish we had some stock:
 Mr o: B.. .Steen, one of Arizona's most prominent, successful mining men, was in Nogales yesterday after several weeks spent in the state of Sonora, where he has been to look at some wonderful gold prospects. The gentleman says he had 3 hard but successful trip. He says the report thath he and friend were drowned in the bay of Guay- mas was2son1ewhat exaggerated as his presence Tn Nogalcs- in perfect health1attested, Mir. Steen is q good s; Tor and an expert swim mer ant it would take more water than the e is in the bay of Quay mas to dl own him.
 TIE spIaErTE congratulates the la dies nf khe. St A ndrawr Eniscnrnal