The border vidette., 1904-06-18

the hagdaIena district, sonora, Mex iso. departed for his home at Muncie Indiana MT. Hoey will return m
 about ten days to look after his Sono- ra properties, which are said 10 he
 very valuable. Eastern parties are
 associated with Mir. Hntv.
 Yesterday morning o o Saxhang,
 president and general mana ger of the
 CerrO Azul Mining Company, the gold
 properties of which are situated fifteen
 miles east of Imuris. on the Sonora
 railroad, returned from n flying trip to
 the mines, where force of miners
 have for the past year been busy doing
 development work in most satisfact-
 ory manner.
 Councilman Theo. Gebler, a hero of
 the Negales fire, continues to carry his
 strong right hand done up in pain
 killer and soft things Mir. Geb:er is one of those deserving special credit for saving the town from destruction, and the citizens of Nogal-s are saying many nice things about him Every body joins us in the wish that he may soon have the full use of his injured hand.
 Mayor F. F. Cranz of Nosales, has this week been a visitor in Douglas where he went on busi ness connected with the estate of the late John Jund, of which he Is administrator, position he fills in most efficient and com meDdable manner. Since the death of William Marleau NIT. Cranz has been appointed guardian of the two minor children, Miss Trinidad and Master John Jr
 Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. William $. Cranz departed for Los Angeles and other points on the coast, where they will spend a month enjoy ing the delights of the sea and sur rounding country. Miss Isabel Carp.n- ter, the beautiful and accomplished daug of Mrs. Dr. H. w Purdy, went with them their guest. This is the young lady's first visit on the coast and her many friends wish her a most enjoyable time.
 Thuesday morning MT. William " Lamphar, the well known American who for the past thirty years has been in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, where he has made fortune, passed through Nogales en route to Los Angeles on T visit with his family He was ac- companied by MT. and Mrs. C. Nj. Brown, Kent Brown, Misses Hattie and Annie Heeliot. and H. F. Mes more. party of Americans who have been visiting in Sinaloa.
 Mir. J. w. Keen, for a number of years connected with Assistant Gen. eral Manager J. A Naugle's Guaymas office. came up from the bay city Tuesday morning and spent several days in town. Mr. Keen is a first class railroad man, possessed of the ability and happy faculity of getting along in any old neck O the woods So much for the man who is 'onto" his job.
 Special Agent of the U. $. Treasury Department E. P: Valentine, whose | headquarters are in Fl Paso, was a | visitor in Nogales the forepart of the | week on official business, contested | with the burning of the United States | custom house, with the most of its | contents. He was accompanied by | Geo. Black. also of the treasury de- partment, who makes Fl Paso his | home.
 MT. Gordon c. Seymour, the well known young railroad man, sen of 1 Col and Mrs F. H. Seymour of the Torres & Prietas R. R., was a visitor in the line city Thursday of this week. Mir. Seymour is superintendent of the T. & P. which is owned by his father Tbe colonel. Mrs Seymour and their charming daughter, Miss Myra. are spending the hot season at Redondo Beach where they have a pleasant summer cottage. Gordon will later join them there
 . Last night little Miss Anita Massey, the eldest daughter of Mir Ed. Massey, manager of the great gold placers east of Magdalena, Sonora. of which Col. w c. Greene is the principal owner, passed through Nogales en route home to Magdalena from Tucson where for the past year she has been attending St. Joseph's convent. The Misses Laura and Manuela Laguna, two young ladies of Magdalena. came up to the border to meet the little Miss and accompany her home.
 Wednesday nioht Iieutenant Rich