The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-10-06
Mr.. Richard Reynolds, the veteran

of the oldest men in the customs
service, having been stationed at near
ly every SUPPORT In the district since
entering the service many years ago.
His friends welcome him back to No
gales
MIR. Dave Richardson, one OF the
lucky owners of the great Bufa mines
in Sonora, Mexico. came up from the
south Tuesday evening and spent the
night here. The gentleman was on
his way to Mexico City, where he goes
on business connected with his great
mining property, which is said to
Sonora
DR.. Bodio of Guaymas, the Yaqui
Indian fighter, was business visitor
in the city couple of days this week.
The doctor was for a short time in
command of a company of Papago
Indians and few Americans, having
contracted with the Sonora officials
to annihilate the bad Indians. How
ever, he failed TO "make good" and he
was called off.
III anu
the County of Santa Cruz. convened
in the court house. Hon. Fletcher M
Doan presiding. Clerk Allen L. Bird,
and MIR. John Walker, official court
reporter, and Sheriff Fowler, were also
very much in evidence. The calendar
was called aud number of cases set
for trial, the first of the jury cases be
ing set for next Monday, October s.
This week j. c. Gates has been a
very sick man. being confined to his
room in the Brickwood. Thursday
evening Charley Gates, his brother,
arrived from the Yaqui river, Sonora,
where he is working for the Cananea,
Yaqui River & Pacific railway. and is
now here. Next week the sick man
ranch, where it is hoped he will soon
recover.
Hon. H. NJ. Hubbard, the well
known New York attorney, who visits
Nogales several times year. was
here again Wednesday. having just
arrived from the east, where he had
been to visit his little son. Thursday
morning MIR. Hubbard left for the
City of Mexico where he goes on i'm
portant legal business. The gentleman
Is considered one of the best corpora
ton lawyers in the country.
MIR. William Dasset, until recently
business manager of the Giroux Mines
Company at LA Sultana," Sonora,
was a north-oound passenger yester-
day morning en- route to England,
where he goes on business connected |
with an English mining company in
which he is interested. MIR. Basset is |
splendid gentleman whose numerous
friends throughout Sonora, join Us in
wishing him heaped-up mea Sures of |
success.
Yesterday morning T. b. Wilde,
the wide awake manager of the Cod
dard Syndicate, who has been here !
several days transacting company bust
ness, returned to the Orc B!anco dis.
trict, this county, where he has a
force of men at work exploring and
developing a group of gold prospects
said to have the ear marks of making
good mines Mr.. Wilde is an ex-
perienced mine manager and if there
Is ghost of show, he will "get the
money"
Last Monday, at the Catholic church,
Juan B. Elias, well and favorably
county. and Miss Margarita Redondo.
beautiful and accomplished young
society lady of Altar. Sonora, were
united in marriage, the ceremony
which made these two popular young
people man and wife, being witnessed by
a large number of friends and relatives
of the high contracting parties, who
will in future make their home at
Altar, Sonora.
Mr. r. Zellner, Jr. representing the
Zelner Piano Company of Los An@e-
les. has been here several days in the
interest of his big firm which sells
more pianos throughout Arizona and
Sonora than ali other dealers combined
The firms Arizona headquarters are
at Tucson, but Mr. Zellner is almost
constantly on the road. Wednesday
he sold three hi gh- class instruments
to local people If you desire hand,
some piano. on easy terms, see Mr.
Zelluer; he'll certainly treat you right
Ed ChamberIin, manager of the
Yaqui River Copper Company. was
business visitor in tine city Tuesday,
being chaperoned around by Col.
George w Grove. the veteran Colo
RADIO mining man. who for many years
has been operating in Santa Cruz
county and Sonora. Manager Cham
berlin says that he has recently made
a number of large valuable discoveries
of ore on his company's property.