The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-11-03

this morning for Mowry. where he goes
to attend the election. Frank Is all
wool and yard wide.
Next Monday evening, the Demo
cratic county campaign will close with
a grand torch light parade at this
place, in which the Mark Smith Dem
ocratic Club and the Democratic Span
ish Club, and all Democrats will take
part. Torches and floats have been
prepared. the splendid Mexican brass
band engaged, and a rousiHg turnout
is assured, on the eve of one of the
greatest Democratic victories in the
history of Santa Cruz county.
Mr.. j. j. Rafoel, the veteran
customs broker who for many years
has been in charge of Wells, Fargo
Company's brokerage business, has
resigned to accept a position in the
Office of the Brady-Levin Commission
Company. No man on the interna-
tional line has more thorough know
ledge of the brokerage business than
J. j. Rafael, and the big firm of
Brady-Levin are to be congratulated
upon their good fortune i'll securing
his invaluable services. He is sober,
capable, and an indefatigable worker,
and will be splendid acquisition to
the splendid working force of this big
brokerage firm.
Frank Manion, who for come time
past has been down in the Ures
district. Sonora, on mining business,
has returned. Frank states that the
section visited by him is fourishing,
many great mines being developed,
and the country has an air of pros
perity, not witnessed in many years.
Don Rafael Lopez is building a SPLEEN
did wagon road between Opodepe and
Huepac, distance of about forty-Gve
miles at cost of more than $25, 900,
which passes through, or near such
splendid mining camps as La Ohumata.
the wonderful silver property formerly
owned by DR.. Frank Toussaint. who
is well known in Nogales.
The Board of TRADE. held very
important meeting last Tuesday even
ing in the parlor of The First Ma
tional Bank. Among other business
transacted by the board. it decided to
assist the Nogales fire department
raise funds with which to purchase
new chemical fire engine. Arrange
ments we're also made to receive and
entertain the Southern Pacific officials,
who will arrive here next week on ii
tour of inspection. The improvement
committee was instructed to help the
city marshal clean up back yards, etc.
President Titcomb and his board are
certainly doing good work, and the
them.
Ed w. Jones, president of the Cerro
Azul Mining Company, accompanied
by number of eastern capitalists who
are financially interested in the COM
pany which owns a group of splendid
gold mines about twelve miles east of
Imuris, in the Cerro Azul mountains,
are now at the company's camp in
speeding the mines with a view of in
stalling a mill and cyanide plant. A
number of NogaIes people are interest
ed in the company and the news that
work is about to be resumed, will be
pleasant to everybody, for the old
mines have in the past produced gold,
and they will do so again, and those
who get in on the ground floor
will make money on their invest
ment.
Cashier Frank A. Athearn of Wells
Fargo Company, has accepted the re-
spobsihle and more lucrative position
of agent for the company at Prescott,
Arizona, and tomorrow morning will
leave Nogales with his family to re
sumo his new duties in the pretty city
among the pines. Mr.. Athearn and
family have resided here nearly doz-
en- years, coming here from Oakland,
California They have endeared them
selves to all our people, and their de-
parture will be deeply regretted by
the entire community. They have
sold their Elm street home to Mr.. w.
G. Bowman, and expect to make
their permanent home in Prescott.
The best wishes of the entire town
goes with them; if they ever return
they will find the latch string out.