The border vidette., 1903-09-26

ing Mr A NJ Conard, Mr. and Mrs
Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon and
the rest of those good people who
assisted in making our visit pleasant.
L. Ehralm, the we'll known
mining man, is home from Europe
where he has been year
Yesterday Mr.. Harry Renshaw,
who has established a stage line be-
tween Nogales and Orc Blanco, started
at a second trip to the big camp that
on presented is being so much talked
about. The stage will return this
evening. The establishment of the
stage line is great convenience to
the travelling public and those having
business at Nogales and Orc Bianco.
AS soon as MIR. Renshaw can make
the proper arrangements three teams
of two mules each will he put OH the
line thereby giving splendid service.
Geo. E. Reynolds, proprietor of
the Tucson Marble Works, was a
visitor in the line city several days
this week on business. The Tue
son works are rapidly securing the
majority of trade in southern Ariz-
ona, on account of the proprietor's
popularity and the fine quality of
building and ornamental stone
work furnished. Monuments are
furnished on short notice at rea-
sonable prices and anyone DESTROYS
of purchasing such will save money
Nv Pox 900
Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A Lonsberry's
many friends have been made glad
by their return from the City of
Mexico and several of the larger
cities in the eastern part of the
United States. where they have
been for the past six months. Mr..
Lonsberry who is a prominent
mining man, is interested in min
ing properties over in the Wash
ington district. which properties
will now receive his personal at
tention. He and his estimable
wife are very popular in Nogales
social circles.
Thursday Hon. Richard Farrell,
chairman of the board of supervisors
of Santa Cruz county accompanied by
Mrs Farrell came down to the coun-
ty seat from their Patagonia home
and returned home the same day.
MI. Farrell came down to attend
special meeting of the board, at which
important business was transa cted.
Mr.. and Mrs Farrell have resided in
! Sonfo on1
their friends here are very numerous
For long time, before going to Pata.
gonia, they resided at Harshaw, where
they have a pleasant home and
some very valuable mining property,
which one of these days, it is hoped,
will make them wealthy, far beyond
their fondest Dreams
Judge w. W. Dunbar, prominent
Arizona lawyer and Republican polit-
ician. now practicing law in Tomb
stone, Cochise county, left this morn
ing for home after several days spent
at Santa Cruz county's capital where
he successfully transacted some i'm
portant legal business for Frank
Powers in the district clerks office.
The Judge is fine political speaker,
having stumped the territory for the
late ''Bucky" O'Neil when he was a
candidate for delegate to Congress on
the Populist ticket. Judge Dunbar
and Bucky O'Neil came to the terri
tory about the same time and were
warm personal friends. The Judge
will return to Nogales next month,
having unfinished legal business here
which will then require his attention.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Dave Ri
cha rdson, one of the principal owners
of the La Bufa mines in Sonora, left
for San Francisco, after having spent
the night in town. He reports every
thing at his great mines as running in
most satisfactory manner, the in
stallation of the big new machinery
having been completed before he left
for the coast, where he will remain
two weeks La Bufa is considered
one of the best producing mines in So
nora, having been a dividend-payer
from the very grass roots down. The
properties owned by the Santa Ana
Mining Milling & Smelling company
of which Ed. Kingen is president and
general manager, are situated nearby
and according to Mr.. Richardson, who
was seen while here by a VIDETTE re-
porter, are very valuable.
Tuesday Mr.. Phil Council, the
we'll known mining man of the firm
of Phillips Il Cornell, Magdalena,
Sonora, mining brokers, was
besiness man in Nogales, having
come up the evening before.
Messrs Phillips IL Cornell recently
purchased the American hotel