The border vidette., 1904-01-30


 holders of the Sonora Milling G Mining Company, Con O'keefe president and general mana ger, will be held February 18th at the Montezuma hotel in this city, for the purpose of electing directors and such other business as may properly come before the meeting. President Okeefe in his last report to the direc-- tors of his company states that rh- properties au Tubutarna. in the Altar district, Sonora, are looking we'll. The gentleman is now in the east in the interest of his company.
 Yesterday morning MT. Dave Gold baum, who travels in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, California, Nevada, and Colorado. for Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company of Nogales, again "hit'' the road in the interest of our bi. home fact ory, after couple of days spent here in consultation with President Schuckmann. MT. Goldbaum is one of four of these knights Q the grip who roam over the U nited States, yelling and taking orders for Las Dos Nacio- nes, made in Nogales. Through the manufacture and sale of these high grade Mexican cigars. Nogales IS be- coming we'll advertised all over the United States.
 Mir. E. s. Richardson. manager of Hotel Arcadia, Hermosille's new hotel, which will open for guests next Mon day, Is one of the best hotel mana gers in the country, having for many years had charge of several of the biggest hotels in the United States. The Arcadia is furnished with the finest furniture of any hotel in the Republic of Mexico, and everything Is first-class and arranged for the comfort and con- venience of the guests. During the fiesta which commences in the capital city today, the hotel will give an open reception which will be attended by many people from Nogales and points throu ghout the state of Sonora.
 Mir Peter Jenson, one of the lucky owners of the famous clay mines six miles from Benson, has been a busi- ness visitor in Nogales several days this week. Mir. Jensen says that during the month of January the clay mines, under the able management of his partner MT. Milton Fairlee, have pro duced thirteen carloads of fire clay which were shipped to La CAnanea, CASoSo oiio oehot oiS CORPcI CauipS where the product finds ready market. For a number of years the mines own ed by Mir. Jensen and associates, have been regular producers and source of splendid revenue to the lucky owners. The clay IS sold by the ton, car load or any amount.
 Tuesday Mir. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., manager of Consul Mascarenas' Buena Vista and Santa Barbara ranches was a visitor in Nogales a guest of his father, Consul Mascareiias. Since MT. Mascarenas assumed charge of the his fathers big ranches, many needed Improvements have been made and today the ranch property owned by Consul Mascareias are considered among the most valuable III the State of Sonora. Being possessed of first class business education, acquired in one of the best business colleges in the United States, Manager Mascarefias is we'll qualified to successfully manage these great ranches. The gentleman came to the city to see his brother Alberto. cashier of the Chihuahua, Mexico. branch of Banco de Sonora, who is home on short visit.
 CoOCidoy COuu 116uQ0T- sou, manager of the Coast Line Copper and party of friends, all of whom are Financially interested in his company, returned from a visit to the mines in the Ures and Altar districts, where they have been to inspect the owned by the company. The gentlemen say they enjoyed their trip and expressed themselves as great ly pleased with the splendid gold and copper properties in which they are in Those in the party beside Mir. Henderson. were Dr. Judson A. Elliott, John T. Cave of Ph9nix; J. w. Woolf of Tempe; H. B. Moore of Milford: Mills, Pa; and O. H. Keene of Philadelphia, Pa. This morning the gentlemen left for Phoenix from where they will go to their respective homes. Mr. Henderson will remain in the city several days before return ng south.
 About noon today fire broke out in he experiments over Banco de Sonora by Cashier F. Peltier and amilv. The fire alarm sounded md the Nogales fire department with commendable prompt less. as did the switch engine of the -ailroad company. The water com- ,any furnished the boys with splen- lid pressure, with the result that the building was saved after the contents