The border vidette., 1904-08-20


the mercantile house of MAJ dalena,
Sonora, Mexico, conducted under the
firm name of Tener Bros. x Balch, has
been business visitor in Nogales sew
eral days this week. The gentleman
is now residing at Little Rork, Ar
kansas, with his family.
Castor Schwab, manager of the
Boston Store, the successful mine
promoter, does not believe in putting
all his eggs in one basket. Last week
he purchased a nice little brick cottage
on Elm street-iust as an Investment
He thinks Nogales real estate a good
buy. There are others.
Albert Brickwood of Chicago, vice
president of the Chicago IL Patagonia
Mining Company, was in from the Old
Soldier Camp Wednesday. Mr.. Brick
wood is superinten dent of the mines
which he reports looking splendid.
Development work is progressing in a
very satisfactory manner.
w. f. Balloon, for long time in
charge of Professor Blalle's mining in
terests in the Salero mining district.
this county, was a business visitor at
the county seat several days this week.
The gentleman is an experienced mine
superintendent and has abundant faith
in Santa Cruz county's future as a
mining section.
The family of 3. J. Pellegrin, the
we'll known matchmaker, ieweler and
stationer, departed Thursday morning
on an extended eastern trip. They
expected to he absent from Nogales
several months, during which time
they will visit the Worlds Fair and
other points of interest east of the
Missouri river.
Monday +. W. Hill, deputy United
States marshal, was a visitor in the
line city on official business. Mar shall
Hill is an ex-rough rider-one of the best
of 'em. He and "Bucky" O'Neil were
personal friends many years ago when
"Bucky" was editor and proprietor of
the Buckeye Blade. Will Hill is
good man any place you find him.
Monday morning l.. p. FIeischer,
proprietor of the Boston Store, and
Chas. r Brown, cashier for the No
gales Copper Company. left for Mexico
on private business. MIR. Brown ex-
pected to remain in the capital city
couple of weeks, but Mr.. Fleischer will
return home as soon as the business
which called him there is transacted.
t. L. Harding general manager of
the Gladstone Mining Co, was in the
city Thursday from the Macedonia
mines, formerly owned by Proto Bros
this city. He says frst-class ore is
now being mined for shipment to Ell
Paso. The ore is being brought to
Nogales and loaded on the cars here.
Manager Harding is very enthusiastic
over his new strike.
The rain of Monday afternoon was
the heaviest witnessed in this section
in many years Elm street was flood
ed and considerable damage done at
the w. w. Flewelling cottages, corner
of Elm street and r. r avenue. which
were flooded by two feet of water and
mud. Several adobe shacks fell down,
but no one was injured. The arroyo
was given a much needed cleaning.
Frank Hills, nephew of President
L Lindsay of The First National
Bank, who for the past month has
been a very sick young man, is again
himself, and Thursday morning left
has host of friends in Nogales; they
all wish him pleasant visit home and
a speedy return to Nogales. He is in
the employee of Roy * Titcomb, Inc.
Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock the
funeral of Eugenio Pacheco of Benson,
who died Wednesday at the home of
his brother-in-law, City Marshal G. |
p. Lopez, took place in this city, in
terment being in the Nogales cemetery |
under the auspices of the 4. o. U. W.
lodge of this place. Deceased was a
member of the Tucson a. o. U. w. |
lodge; his passing was caused by /
typhoid fever.
Monday night Judson r. Elliott,
secretary and treasurer of the Coast
Line Copper Company and Mr.. Archi
bald, his private secretary. returned
frem a visit to Gel Orc" gold mines
east of Carlo, Sonora, Mexico. The
company also owns extensive and
valuable copper properties near the
coast in the Altar district, where for
the past week John Henderson, gen.
eral manager of the company, has been
with party of eastern capitalists.
r. r. Richardson, one of Santa
Cruz county's most prominent citizens.
who is largely interested in mining
property In this county, was a visitor
in Nogales from Patagonia. Mr.
Richardson appeared before the board