The border vidette., 1904-03-05

Andrews Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Mrs. LIZ F. Jaeger of the Santa
Rita and Montezuma hotels, is spend
ing several days at the Montezuma,
having arrived Tuesday night FROM
Tucson. The lady's many friends are
glad to see her. Mr.. Jaeger is looking
after the big Santa Rita.
Monday the funeral of Walter, the
l2year old son of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Hannah was held from the
family residence on north Morley
avenue. The little fellow for long
time has been a sufferer from rheu-
matism, which resulted in his death
Sunday.
The sermon at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning will be
from the topic of Fixing the heart
upon God" All persons attending
these services find themselves to, be
cordially welcome. Many especially
enjoy the evening song service. begin
ing at 1870. 81,
Yesterday n. G. Banks of Pitts
burgh, Pa and party of eastern capital
ton Camp, where they had been to look
over the mines at that place. 1t is
rumored that operations at the Pride
of the West mines will in the near
future be resumed on a large scale.
Last Sunday morning Ed. w. Jones,
superintendent of the mines fifteen
miles east of 1muris, Sonora, Mexico,
owned by the Cerro Azul Mining
Company, of which 0. .. Saxhang IS
president and general manager and
William Schuckmann is secIe tary and
treasurer, came up from camp a very
sick man, suffering from a severe at
tack of pneumonia. Dr. III. w.
Purdy was immediately. called and he
suggested that the sick man be at once
taken to sea level, in order to insure
his recovery and the train to Guaymas
that nj ght carried the patient, DR.
Purdy, his physician, and MIR. Saxhang..
to the bay city. Reports coming daily
from Guaymas have all announced the
improvement of Mr.. Jones condition
and it is only a matter of a few days
when the gentleman will be out of
danger when DIR. Purdy and Nr. Sax
hang will return to the city. The
patient, however, will remain in Quay
mas until fully recovered.
Chas Love, the jeweIer. returned
home Wednesday night from Alamo.
gorelo, New Mexico, where he went
last week in response to a telegram
from his father, John Love, an
nouncing the illness of his mother
MIR. Love arrived at Alamogordo
Thursday night-too late to see his
mother alive, the good woman having
passed away several hours before her
only child could reach her. bed side.
The funeral occurred Friday, February
Goth, interment being at Alamo ,ordo.
where Mr.. Loves father has a respon-
sible position with the railroad com
pany. Later the remains will be ship
ped to Steubenville, Ohio, the birth
place of Mrs. Love, who at the time Of
her death was 63 years of age.
Otto Herold and Express Messenger
Kelly and two young Nogales society
ladies' last Sunday enjoyed n delightful
picnic in the country. When near
the ranch home of Supervisor and Mrs.
J. a. Harrison. Otto Herold, who has
u reputation of always "hitting the
t'itNeo, oiO'C VIC oCah OHtf -
stump, he swears was in the middle of
tho road, with the result that the
carriage was badly damaged and &C
cording TO reports, put out of commits
sion. The party, through the kindness
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison. were given
valuable and much needed assistance,
and the accident which otherwise
woull have been unpleasant, is consi-
dered by the jolly picnickers. the most
pleasant incident of the trip.
Con O'keefe. who until recently
has been prominently connected with
the Sonora Milling IL Mining Company,
arrived in the city Thursday night from
Tucson, where he had been wit h Mr..
John Smith of Little Falls, New York, |
who is now president and general
manager of the company instead of
MIR. OK eefe. He states that while
at Tucson the officers of the company
purchased the "Juarez' gold mine
situated lis miles north west of Santa
Ana, on the Sonora railway, in the
Altar district, Sonora. The mine is
said to be very valuable one and the |
company will in the near future in
stall modern machinery in the way of |
a stamp mill and cyanide plant for |
the treatment of the ore now on the !