The border vidette., 1903-06-20

Co.. (L.) appear Tn thlS issued or HE
 VIDETTE, with l.. Strom, Alfred J.
 Goldschmidt, R. Zellner, Jr. and w.
 Behrendt as incorporators. S1,O00,-
 900 is the amount for which the com-
 pany is capitalized. The principal
 place for the transaction of the com
 pany's business is Nogales, Arizona.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hallowell and
 their friend Miss Gertrude Haas, a
 most charming young society lady of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, have arrived in the city from the east and will spend the summer at Rancho de C.'ches, the beautiful stock ranch owned by Sheriff Tom Turner and John and Will Bowers. The party will go to the ranch in several days.
 Attention is called to the articles of incorporation of the "Magdalena Ex- ploration and Development Company, incorporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona by William Schuckmann, F. NJ. Hummel. p. H. Cornell and A. NJ. Carter of this city for $75O.00O. Nogales, Arizona, is named as the principal place for the transaction of the company's business.
 Our old and highly respected friend Mir. E. l.. Oakes, one of Harshaw's pioneer citizens, has this week been in attendance at district court as member of the grand jury. The gentleman re- gently return from an extended visit to his old home near Boston and with friends and relatives in Hartford and New Haven, Conn. He reports having had a glorious time, and he looks it.
 Wednesday night Mir. Dave Gold baum, travelling representive of Las Dos Naciones Cigar company, arrived home after month spent on the road in the interest of Nogales' big cigar factory. The gentleman reports hay ing done large amount of business and said the ci gars that are making Nogales famous are growing iii pop ularity every day. After spending day or two here the gentleman will again Shit the road"
 In the two cases entitled w. ii. Barnett vs. Happy Jack Mining company, a corporation, k. R. Richardson, ct als., defendants,- one being an injunction and the other mandamas case,-the former was continued at the request of the defendants, and the mandamas case was argued on demurrer, which was sustained and the de fendants thereupon agreeing to call a stockholders meeting at the ear Hest moment.
 Wednesday morning w. T. and w. G. Hand, stockholders in the Hays Consulted Mining, Milling and Lum- Der company, came up from the Hays 1 Camp where they had been with As sistant General Manager A. Nj. Conard | to inspect the compAny's immense properties. The gentlemen expressed | themselves pleased with their ob- servations and report having had a i fine trip Their home is in West | Virginia.
 Last Tuesday morning Mir. N. K. Staley was admitted to practice law in the district court. MT. Staley recently arrived in the city from Troy, Ohio, to make his home in Nogales. He is secretary for the TriMetallic Mining, Smelling and Refining company of which J. L. Sheperd is president, James Me Callum, vice-president; Prospero Sandoval, treasurer. The gentle man comes to Nogales we'll recom mended as gentleman and lawyer.
 Thursday morning Harry Fryer and Jimmie Igo returned to the Huachucas, after several days spent in Nogales attending district court. MT. Fryer ownes a valu- able ranch in the Meadow Valley and MT. Igo is interested in a bunch of white face cattle running in the Huachuca mountains. John A. McCarty, the young mans uncle, was chaperoning him about town. Jimmie expressed regret that hls friends automobile was out of com mission.
 Monday morning O. O. Saxhang, the we'll known and successful mining man of this city, and MT. Frank Drew, the Mesa City lumber merchant, returned from q visit to their gold mining properties in the Magdalena district, where force of men under the able supervision of Ed. w. Jones of Mesa City, have for two months been doing develop ment work MT. Drew continued | north the same morning but Mir. Saxhang remained here, where for the past two years he has made his home