The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-03-26

Nir. John Hunt has returned from
a visit to the City of Mexico and other
points in Mexico.
LUCKY" Mark Lulley has gone to
Tucson on mining business, Mark is
u very busy NAN these days
Hon. Frank J. Duffy is the only
candidate at the school election today.
Mr.. Duffy will make a good trustee.
The Red men met last night and
transacted Important business. In
the future they will meet every Mon
day night.
Charley Speaker, general superin-
tendent of the Copete copper mines in
Sonora, is in the city. He said force
of men was at work. but he had no
news for publication.
Thus morning Mexican Collector of
Custom Ccrtina left for the City of
Mexico. where he goes to have an
operation performed by the leading
/ surgeons of the Republic.
Whom bilious try n dose of Oham
berlain'S Stomach and Liver Tablets
and realize for once how quickly IL first
class up-to-date medicine will correct
the disorder. For sale by all Druggists.
Jose Moraga, assistant general man
ager of the West Mexican Oil Com
pany, is in the city. He states that
boring for oil will soon be resumed in
the company field in Lower Califor-
MIA.
Last evening Sheriff Turner return
ed from out Sopori way where he had
been rounding up taxable citizens.
Next week he will hit the road gain.
Get ready boys to tell the truth about
your wealthy.
There will be regular services in
The Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. The Sunday School
at 10 o'clock a. m. The subject for
the morning is "The mind of Christ
and our relation to him." You are
cordially invited.
Eugene Snyder of Utica, New York,
arrived in the city Wednesday night
from Tucson. MIR. Snyder is stock
holder of the Sonora Milling & Min
ing Company, the properties of which
are situated in the Altar district, So
nora. He is on his way to the mines.
Robert j. Coleman, the Salt Lake,
Utah. mining engineer, who is gen
eral manager of the great LIuvia del
Orc (shower of goid) mines, situated in
northern Sinaloa, Mexico, arrived in
Nogales Monday night from Denver,
Colorado. He is at the Montezuma
Superintendent Ed. W. Jones of the
gold mines east of Imuris, owned by
the Cerro Azul Mining Company, left
last night for Camp General Man
ager O. Q. Saxhang will go down next
week Renorts from the mines regard
| ing development work are very salts
factory to the management
Wednesday night Col. F. III Sey-
mour, president and owner of the
Torres III r. r, passed through Mega
les en- route home TO Torres from Cali
fornia. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Seymour and their charming daughter
Miss Myra. The colonel looked hail
and hearty and was in fine spirits.
Thursday morning Trai.master
VIM. c.. Bulge of the Sonora railway
returned from the south where he had
been in the interest of the road. Mr.
! Bulge is a railroad man of many years
practical experience. Before coming
to the Sonora road he was connected
with the Maricopa IL Phoenix r. r
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Summey desire
to express heartfelt thanks to the good
people of Nogales who rendered valu-
able assistance during the illness of
their little adopted child, Howard Col
by, Tuesday night. The little one was
ii months and days of age. 1t was
buried IN the Nogales cemetery We'd
nesday.
Geo Watt. the well known mill
wris ht, has returned home from Camp
Hays in the Pinto mountains, twelve
miles east of Quijan on the Sonora
railroad. Mr.. Watt says the big
stamp mill for the Hays Consolidated
Mining, Milling IL lumber Company
was about completed when he left
| camp. Since the death of General
Manager Duncan, affairs at camp have
been managed by W. f. Harmon, au-
ditor for the company. Joe Scott is
mine superintendent.
DIR. and Mrs. Edgar Rutherford have
returned from La Cananea, Sonora,
Mexico. They only spent one day in
the great copper camp which the doctor
says is the most remarkable of its kind
in the world. The leading attraction
of la Cananea, Is the magnificent
home of Col. and Mrs. w. c. Greene,
the furnishings of which are the most
elegant and expensive of any private