The border vidette., 1904-01-16

pentsr, the we'll known huydraulic min ing engineer of Oakland. California l for several months down neal Cumurips, Sonora, Mexico, expertins placer ground for Boston capitalists l returned to Nognles, where he has
 been spending several days resting uI before starting fer Boston to report to his company. The colonel was accom- panied hy his son Ambrose, and Mr.
 Kelley of Boston. After visiting lios
 ton colonel Jack and his son will re
 turn to their Oakland hoIns. before re.
 turning Co Sonora.
 Chairman W. S. Ssursis of the
 Live Stock Sanitary Board, was vii
 sitor in Noga:-s Tuesday of this week,
 on business connected with the live
 stock interests Of Santa Cruz county
 Mir Sturgis is the right man in the
 right place and he Is doing u vast
 amount of good for the stock interests
 all over Arizona. Being deeply iu-
 terested in the cattle business, he can
 be depended upon to do all in his DO wsr
 for the upbuilding of the live stock in
 teeests of the territory. Hon George
 w. Atkinson of C.labazas, one of the
 three committeeman for Santa Cruz county, selected at the C.ttIemen's
 was also in the city to consult with Chairman Stursis for the better msnt of the associution.
 The Gus Sun American Minstrels arrived in Nogales late last Saturday afternoon. in theil own handsome q pt,ll .tI
 standing the lateness of the hour, gave one of their splendid street parade and later gave one of the best minstrel shows ever put on tine Marsh Opera House stage. The minstrels were met
 by Il large and enthusiastic house, just such an audience which this ag2rega- tien of stars take pleasure in showing to. The big four quartette was the feature of the evening. although every number on the long. programme was excellent and greatly appreciated. It is seldom that the theatre going people of Nogales have an op- portunity to see and hear such high grade combination as The Gus Sun American Minstrels. and Manager Geo. B. Marsh of Marsh's Opera House, is entitled to the thanks of every body who last Saturday night enjoyed good entertainment. On January 23rd the drama "Circumstautial Evi- dence" will be presented at the opera house by good company.
 Monday forenoon a meeting of the of the TrI- Metallic Min ing. Smelting and Refining Company was held at the company's office in this city, for the purpose of elocting a board of five directors for tho ensuing year, which resulted in the election Of the fol owing gentlemen: J. L Sheperd. president; F E. Scobey, vice president; N K. Staley. secretary; P. Ssndoval, troasurer; NJ. K. Gantz. attorney. The above named gentlemen compose the directorate of the company which is said to be in splendid condition and proposes to at once, extensive operations on their properties which are situated in the Stste of Sonora. Mir. Gantz, the attorney for the company, was present here from Ohio for that purpose. President Sheperd, who for several past, has been in the east in the interest of his company, returned home with MT. Gantz, and was also present at the meeting, at which a great deal of business for the welfare of the Fri Metallic Company was transacted Attorney N. K. Staley. secretary of the company, has for some time past been looking after things at this end of the line, and now has then, in fine shape Dr J. McCallum, formerly connected with the company, is no longer connected with 1t as an officer, his place having been filed by the election of MT. F. E Scobey, a gentleman prominent in Ohio political and financial circles.