The border vidette., 1904-12-10
Monday Lieutenant Richard FI.is,b-

out to his mines Dick means busi-
 ness.
 Wednesday Jack Gibbons, superin-
 tendent of tine Jarillas mines in the
 Patagonia mountains, was in from
 camp. He went out again Thursday.
 Tuesday Billy Mcknight, U s. Dep- uty collector of customs at La Osa, and Line Rider Smith, reported at headquarters. Both gentlemen are good officers.
 The office hours for the Circulat- ing Library will be held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from $40 to 4:l5 p: m. in Room g of the High School building
 MAUDE JEssUP, Librarian. Dr. O. V. Coomes of New York. who has been spending year at Washington Camp. will leave Mon day on a visit to his old home in the east. He will return to Washington after the holidays.
 Monday w. 0. Budge, train master for the Sonora railway, returned from Los Angeles and Phoenix. Mrs. Bulge, who accompanied her husband from the coast, remained at Phoenix. She will return home-next week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Rutherford ex- pect to leave shortly for Sinaloa and Lower California on a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip, intending to be absent from Nogales about two months. Hope they'll h,ve a pleasant and pro- fitable trip.
 The Patagonia and Arivaca schools are closed again for lack of teachers. Mrs. Dodge. the Patagonia teacher, has taken charge of the Washington school ,s:.and J. M. Hackett of the Ari. vaca school has gone to Sonora for his health. Here are two chances for our young new graduates.
 E O. Inderlied, a prominent busi- ness man and capitalist of Binghamp- ton, New York, was a stopover visitor in town the first of the week, accom- panied by Col. Geo. W. Cass, the min- ing man. The gentlemen are inter tsted in Sonora mining properties and were on their way south. Mr. Inder- lied is also interested in several -Ari- zona properties.
 Next Monday Miss Emma Cranz daughter of Mir and Mrs w $. Crauz, will arrive from Los Angeles where the little lady has been attending school She will spend the holiday vacation with her parents at Mazda lena. MT. Amos Yaeger. the mining man, will chaperon Emma from los Angeles to Nogales where she will be met by Mir. and Mrs. Cranz.
 Yesterday at Fl Paso. Texas, MT. Ernest Fleischer and Miss Gertrude Bessie Weill were united in marriage. MT. Fleischer is brother of Lieuten- ant Richard Fleischer and Councilman L. B. Fleischer of this city. He is manager of the Boston Store at La Cananea. The bride was a charming young society lady of Fl Paso. MT. and Mrs. Fleischer will reside at tho big copper camp where they will be at home to their friends after December 18th. THE VIDETrE extends hearty congratulations to Ernest and bride. Hope they'll live long and prosper.
 Reports from o. Ramirez great placer gold fields. in Lower California, are very fattering. Manager Killeby who is directing the explorations be- lieves the placer ground he is working is the richest in the world. Next month another boat load of provisions and camp supplies will be sent from Guaymas to Manager Killeby. MT. Ramirez has good and substantial reason to know he has great and val uable mineral possessions that will make rich hundreds of men. All that is needed is capital and modern ma- chinery to handle the millions of tons of pay dirt.
 Miller Weir of Washington, D. O., national bank examiner, was here