The border vidette., 1903-06-20

ncy TOT the Irl-MetalllC Mining
 Smelling and Refining company
 departed for Ohio on important
 business connected with their biz
 mining company.
 1 Yesterday MT. Bobt. Carson re. presenting the Mines, Smelter Supply Company of Fl Paso, Texas and Mir. w. Green of Denver, Colo. were visitors in Nogales, being chaperoned about by American Consul A. MorawetZ.
 Judge Glidden, the we'll known Tucson lawyer, has this week been in attendance at district court. The judge is interested in some valuable gold mines in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, which give promise of becoming great producers.
 This week Lucky Mark Lulley has been in from the Wandering Jew where extensive development work is now going on with splendid results, to the great delight of Mark Mrs Lulley is spending the summer on the coast with friends and relatives.
 Doe" Harry Sticles, one of the oldest and squarest gamblers in the entire southwest, is doing the grand at The Senate, L. Lulley's popular resort, where the icy cold is served at all hours of the day and night at 5 cents per glass.
 "Doc" Futile says he is going to have a fine crop of fruit on his newly acquired ranch (the old Linder home) below town and in- vites his friends to call around and get a mess of nice peaches. Never fear, Doe" we will all be there.
 Juan Elias, the Sopori rancher, has this week been attending dis trict court as a grand juror. Be- side being one of the best fellows in the world Juan is a good Demo- crat, and friend of Henry Levin of the Brady-Levin Commission, Com pany.
 Mir. William Swartz, general manager of the Santa Cruz mining company, whose mines are in the Patagonia district, has this. week been q visitor at the county seat as a grand juror. He reports the properties of his company as look ing fine.
 Last Saturday night NJ. NJ. Conn of the Palace and H. Gordon Glore, the well known mine expert, left for the Santa Bibiana mines i'll So- nora to examine the properties. Mr.. Giore will make a report on the properties for prospective pur- chasers.
 Wednesday evening General Man ager Hays and Assistant General Manager Conard were passengers on the southbound passenger en route to Magdalena, Sonora, on business for their big company. Manager Hays has been absent from the city for several days on business
 Last Saturday morning Col. F. H. Seymour, proprietor of the Tor res & Prietas R. R accompanied by Mrs. Seymour and their accom- plished daughter, passed north en route to the coast where they will spend the summer at their beauti- ful Coronado Beach home.
 Sunday nights southbound pas senger had General Manager Naugle's private car, Francisco, at tachee to it. The general manager had been to Benson to meet his daughter who was returning from the east. He was accompanied by his interesting little family.
 l.. B. Fleischer, proprietor of the Boston Stores, has returned from a visit to the Cananea branch and business at the big copper camp booming. While there he met Col. Green, who he says, is building and furnishing the finest home in the Republic of Mexico.
 The forepart of the week Noga- les was visited by Hon. Frank Cox, attorney for the Southern Pacific Frank Cox is one Arizona's best and most popular legal lights and no man in the territory has more friends than he. He was here on business for his big incorporation.
 Monday Deputy Sheriff Jim Kane was in town from Patagonia. He brought Francisco Padilla, the vaquero who had been kicked by a horse at the ranch of s. L. Parkes, to Nogales for medical treatment by Dr. H. w. Purdy. At last re ports the injured man was doing fine.
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