The border vidette., 1904-06-25

CerrO Azul Mining Company prop critics in Sonora and w. IT. w onmack are in the city enroute to Sonora on mining business.
 H. ". Kelsey has withdrawn from
 L. F. Swain's bond and as a result the ex-ba anker is gain in jail. His friends, however hope to secure his release this | afternoon. The amount of his bond is 5000.
 FoR sALE-Ice box, 6x1O. Price S2OO. cost $500, one Snow wind mill, IS foot frame, 1900 gallon tank. Prlce Sl75- One Tiger steel hay rake, Buckeye mower, eighteen horses power boiler. Price, 1900. Call at THE BORDER VIDETTE office. If
 Councilman l.. B. Fleischer, pro- week visited Guaymas, where bra ch of his big stores has recently been esta blished. During his absence Mir. Gaston Schwab has been in charge of the Boston Store at this place.
 Mr. A NJ. Conard, the well known successful mining mar, has returned from a business visit to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mir Conard owns n number of very valuable mining properties in Sonora. winch are now receiving his personal attention
 I. Castareda, Jr., accompanied by his wife, formerly Miss Amelia Caza- bon or this city, arrived in Nogales Saturday forenoon from La Cananea, where they now made their home. Their many friends are pleased to welcome them back to the line city.
 Neil Mcdonald, superintendent of the Hermoso mines in the Harshaw district of which Mir Charles B A Adams is general manager, was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Mir. Mo Donald is one of the most experienced miners in the south west. He and his family have for many years re sided at Harshaw
 Thursday night Colby N. Thomas of the Nogales Copper Company, arriv- ed in the city from the coast where Mrs. Thomas and the children are spending the summer After several days spent here on legal business Mir, Thomas will return to the coast. He reports Mrs. Thomas and the children in good health and enjoying their outing.
 Sunday Charles B. Adams, general ma nager of the Hermoso mines at Harshaw, was in the city from the being erected under his able direction. The Hermoso has in years gone by been splendid producer of white metal, and persons who know whereof they speak. say fortunes are still to be made out of iIer.
 Thursday morning Mir. Richard Halke and l.. McCabe came up from Magdalena. The gentlemen report business brisk at that burg. The. ice factory is doing a rushing business and a new electric light plant will soon be completed. Magdalena is rapidly talk ing on city airs.
 Judge D. A. Richardson, formerly of this city now a resident of Douglas, A rizona, where he has all sorts of legal business, has returned home. The judge says he is doing an immense business and likes Douglas very much. He and Mrs. Richardson have the
 
 city.
 Mir. Mike Doyle of The Senate this week received letter from Eugene Biddison, formerly superintendent of the Arizona-Sonora Manufacturing Co.,, tbis city, in which MT. Biddison stated he vas well and prospering He is now in Chicago. Bid. is first class mechanic: his friends here will be pleased to know he is doing we'll
 American Consul A Morawetz of Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, has returned from his summers vacation spent in the east. He reports having had a most delightful trip, and looks, it. His friends are pleased to see him home During the consul's absence Vice-Con- sul $. F. Noon transacted the business of the consulate in a very sa tisfactory manner.
 one Yee Ling, a native of the Flowery King gdom, walked into the United States from Mexico, and was i'm taken charge of by Inspect- DTS Addy and Gonzalez, two of Uncle Sam's eagle eyed guardians of the In line Yee was without a chock-gee and he will be sent home at the expense of the United States.
 Cards announcing the marriage of J. H Webster and Addie Hamlet Smalley, at Stockton, California, June first, were received here this week. The groom is well and favorably known in