The border vidette., 1904-06-25

1 time Texas friend of Sheriff Turner, IS a visitor in the city. He may decide to locate here Sheriff Turner is
 Attorney Walter s. Savage of Pata- gonia. was very much in evidence in
 Nogales this week. Mir. Savage is at- torney for the Happy Jack Mining Company. He has many friends in the line city who are always pleased to see him.
 "Little Sergeant" Dan Rooney, owner of the Red Bird group of miAes in the Santa Rita mountains, this county, came in from camp Monday to secure supplies. Dan says he is about to bond his property to Los An geles parties
 Monday Hon. George w. Atkinson, the Calabasas stock raiser, made the last payment on the PefIa Blanca ranch which he recently purchased from the estate of Alonzo E. Noon. The ranch will be stocked with cattle by Mir. Atkinson.
 NIT. and Mrs E. L. McCool of Fl Paso, Texas, have arrived in the city to make their future home. They have taken up their residence in the Ekey residence on Mob Hill. Mir. McCool has accepted the responsible position of day clerk at The Arcade.
 On Friday, June l7th, Mrs Virgi- mia P. de Harrison, widow of Thomas J. Harrison, who died on the 9th inst. passed away at the home of her sister Mrs. w. J. B Barnett, in this city, after a short illness. The cause of her passing was pneumonia. Deceased left one son, Augustine Browning, aged 1 6 years to mourn her death. The fun eral took place at } o'c clock in the after noon. from the home of MT Barnett, interment being in the Nogales ceme- tery.
 w H Killeby, one of tine best known and most experienced placer gold min CTS in the west, is in the city, having business of legal nature in the dis trict court. MT. Killeby has in con temptation ali extended prospecting trip in Lower California, where he hopes to find chunks of gold as big as hen eggs If anybody can find it Mir. killeby is the man. He is now operat- ing in the Gro Blanco district where he recently discoveaed a rich vein of gold bearing ore.
 Wednesday night Sheriff Turner arrested l. E. West. wanted in Tucson OH charge of forging a number of cheeks at that place two and a half years ago. Since the alleged crime Mir. West has been in Sonora. Mexico. He had only been in the United States couple of hours when arrested by the sheriff. Thursday night Sheriff Murphy of Pima county came for his man, and yesterday morning left for the old pueblo with his prisoner.
 Thursday morning Eugene Snyder of Utica. New York, and Tom Hough ton. of Preston, England, who are in terested in the Sonora Milling G Min ing Company, departed for New York. The gentlemen have been to the com pany's mines in the Altar district, So- nora. It is said that $. NJ. X NJ. stock is now selling in England for SLIGO a share. Many people in Arizona hold stock in this company and we hope to see them realize handsome returns on their investment. The compaHy's property in Mexico Is said to be look ing good.
 Tuesday the Sonora Milling & Min ing Company secured a judgment against John Dessart, eX-president of the defunct International bank in the sum of Sl5, 1000. The amount prayed for by the prosecution Was S5O,000. The mining company was represented by United States Attorney Nave and Con O'Keefe, former president and l general manager of the s. M. S A. Go, Although no longer connected | with the company as an officer, Mir. | OKeefe who Is heavy stockholder, | takes deep interest in the welfare of the company.
 Thursday morning Gen. R. Allyn | Lewis, x-vice-president of the de- funct International bank, and Captain torneys, departed for PhTnix. After several days in the capital city the general will return to New York, where he now makes his home. He will return to Nogaies in time to be present when court convenes August p In the civil suit brought by the receiver of the bank against Gen. Lewis, to recover on an overdraft, judgment was rendered the plaintiffin the sum of S4600, interest and costs. The amount asked for by the receiver was Sl6,O00.