The border vidette., 1903-10-17

Nogales to accept the position of man.
 ager of George B. Marsh s big furniture
 and undertaking establishment. The gentleman IS way up in his business
 and comes to our city high recommend
 ed He is married man and will
 later be joined here by his wife.
 Last evening General Manager
 Julius Kruttschnitt of the Southern
 Paci .ic system, who had been over the
 Sonora division, left for the north in
 his private car. He was accomp ,nied
 by James Agler. general manager of eral Managers train when it arrived
 from the sounth, is in the city today,
 and will return to G Guaymas tomorrow.
 JOha Henderson, general manager of the Porvenir de Sonora Mining complny. left this morning for the company's gold mines, down in the | Ures district, fourteen mics east of the town of Poza on Sonora railroad.
 He will return from Fl O.o about the 2lst, after which he will go to the copper properties owned by the com pany, in the Altar district, six miles southwest of Caborca.
 R Zallner, Jr-, representing the Zellner Piano Company of Los Ange- les. of which he Is a member, is again in the city in the interest of his popu- lar house, the fine musical instruments of which are in every town in Arizona and Sonora Mir Zelluer's Arizona headquarters are at Tucson, bat his home IS at Hollywood, one of Los An geles' beautiful suburbs. where his father and mother reside. in what he thinks the moct lovely home in the world From here Mir. Zellner will go to Hermosillo and Guaymas on inn portant business.
 "Wednesday evening Mir. Marshall P. Wright, the well known Hermosilic mining man, who is largely interested in the Mexican Mine Development Company, organized under the laws of Arizona, which ownes valuables prop critics in the state of Sonora, near Her. mosillo, was a stop over visitor in No gales, and Thursday morning con tlnued on east, his destinatioh-b being St. Louis, Mo. The gentleman has not been we'll for some months and has gone east to receive medical treatment at the hands of St. Louis physician. He says development work it his cempany's mines in Sonora, as pro gressing in a most satisfactory manner and will h,ve a good report to make to his eastern associates when he arrives in St. Louir, where number of them reside. Mir. Wrieht expects to be gone about three weeks
 Monday evening Mir and Mrs. Snel- ling, who were married in Tucson on Monday forenoon, arrived in the city where they were given a royal rec2p tion by their numerous friends. who iater serenaded them with brass band, to the great delight all who heard the music The happy young couple have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends. Mir. and Mrs. Smelling will in the near future move to Hermosillo, Sonora, where Mr. Smelling will occupy a respo: sible position with the Sonora Telephone Company which ownes the concessions for the telephone system of Hermosillo and Guaymas. The ma terial for the construction of the sys- tens Is now en route and the install- ation of the lines will be pressed to completion as soon as possible. For a long time Alr. Smelling was manager of the Sunset Telephone system of this city, which position he filled to the en- tire satisfaction of both the patrons and the company.
 In this issue of TIE VIDETTn ap- pear the articles of incorporation of the International Cyanide Company, which has been organized under the laws of the territory by A. Hoover, W. A. Lining and Vim. Schuck mann of this city. Tine properties owned by the company comprise seven claims situated in the Patagonia mountains, about eight miles southwest of Patago i nia in the immediate vicinity of the. ! famous Worlds Fair, Flux, Hardsheli | and Hermosillo mines, and about eish- i teen miles from Nogales. The ore is gold which averages about B 50 per ton, and is free milling, frst-class cyanide proposition. The giant ledge is from 20 to 100 feet wide, which will at once be extensively developed under the able supervision of Major Hoover, one of the best mine superintendents in the west, who has had many years practical experience in mining Mir. w. A. Lining, another practical min- ing man, who recently returned from the Klondike country, Is secretary of the company of which Major Hoover Is president and Wm. Schuckmann of this city is vice-rresident and treas