The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-03-12

turned Thursday night fl ON IA business
trip down the Colorado river. He re-
ports having a rough but successful
trip.
Wednesday night Hon. H. X. Che
noweth, the Republican politician and
mining man, returned from California
where he went with Mrs. Chenoweth
and the children who are now in Los
Angeles enjoying the delights of life
on the coast.
j. NJ. Sunmey, proprietor of the
Elite shaving parlor In the Monte
yuma building, has purchased the
Albert Thomas residence. The CON
sideration was Sl,7OO. Next week
Mr. and Mrs. Summey will move into
their new and handsome home.
The National Metal Company which
is represented by A. l.. Lewis, who
is one of the most reliable companies
of its kind in the country. Persons
having ores to sell will do we'll by
corresponding with Mr.. Lewis
Thursday night mine Host Jaeger
of tbs Aiontezuma hotel arrived from
Tucson and spent yesterday receiving
the glad mitt" from his numerous
friends MIR. Jaeger spends most of
his time at his new Santa Rita i'll Tue
son which Is proving IA great winner.
MIR. George A. Lonsbery, the well
known and successful mine operator
and his estimab BILE wife have again re-
turned to Nogales. MIR. Lonsb-ry will
shortly depart for the City of Mexico,
where he goes OH important mining
business. Mrs. Lonsbery will 90 with
him.
Geo. X. French, attorney-at-law
of Washington ID. c., cousin of
Richard Brady, has been looking after
District Attorney F. j. Duffy's bust
ness during that gentleman's illness.
Thursday night Mrs. French came
down from Tucson to Join her hus-
hand
Lee b. Blumenthal. the expert
measurer and cutter, who represents
the Chicago Clothing house of }. L
Gatzert & Co, after several days spent
in the city, has gone to Tucson. While
here MIR. Blumenthal made his head
quarters at the Boston Stores where he
measured about fifty persons for spring
and summer suits.
This morning P. E. Murray. general
manager of the Humboldt Mining and
able properties adjoining the famous
district, this county, departed for San
Francisco where he goes in the in
terest of his company.
E. c.. Dietrich, brother of F. A
DIETRICH. the accommodating clerk at
Hotel Brick wood, has arrived i'll the
city from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
and is a guest at the Brick wood. The
gentleman is civil engineer and has
come to Arizona to locate. He may
decide to stop in Nogales-
Yesterday morning Mr.. A. L. Kane
of the San Calletano mines near Gala
basas, left for camp with a large lot of
supplies, purchased from Nogales mer-
chants 1t is said that the mines are
being exploited and developed in
very satisfactory manner under the
direction of experienced miners
DR.. n. X. Noon announces the arrI-
val last Sunday night of sweet girl
babe at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Main. Both mother and
child are said to be doing nicely and
Frank is the happiest father on the
international line. If you want to
see him smile, ask about the babe
Mrs. Charley Beck who died March
End at the age of SO years, was born in
Hermosillo. She was a noble woman
and the mother OF nine children, two
of which are dead. Four girls and
three small boys are left to mourn with
Their father. Their loss is great and
the sympathy of the community is
with them.
w. E Bloxton, the well known
rancber who for seven years was in
terested in the Sanford ranch this
county, has gone to Tacoma, Washing
ton, where it is possible ne and Mrs.
Bloxton will in future make their
home The Bloxtons have many
friends in Santa Cruz county all of
whom wish them success.
H. NJ. Hubbard, the New York
lawyer who represents the Logan in
terests in the Copete mines, situated
in Sonora, Mexico, is back from Sono-
ra where he had been on business con-
nected with the big copper company.
1t is said the internal troubles of the
company have been settled and oper-
atoms at Copete will soon be resumed
on large scale.
Carlos H. Johnson of the San Mar
cial coal fields in Sopor. woo II, NO0a-