The border vidette., 1906-12-08

1 MT. AOuIS I1uugIn UT IeOJ ~ iO-
 comb, Inc, has secured pascnt for
 game board invented by him, which
 some day will repay him well for time
 spent. It is similar to 6 checker
 board, but can be played by four in-
 stead of two persona. The name of
 the game is "Yaqui Troubles"
 MT. S Hunter, the bookkeeper and accountant. is back from the
 Yaqui river country where he was in
 the employ of big mining company.
 He is loud in his praise of that section
 as rich mining country, and may possible return to become interested in ''something good" he saw when there
 Antonio Martinez. the rancher and stockraiser, who several years ago
 was chief of police of Nogales, Sonora,
 was business visitor in the line city
 Wednesday, having come in from his big Sonora ranch. Antonio is high and dry on Easy Street, having made nice fortune in the early days of Cananea.
 Dr. Sam Butler of Magdalena, Son. ora, accompanied by his charming
 wife. and his wife's sister, Miss Josefa
 Frajo, spent Thursday in the city shopping, returning home the same night. Dr Butler has in contempla- ton trip to his old home in Cali fornia. He will be accompanied by Mrs Butler
 Wednesday Judge NJ. M. Trickey of Washington Camp was business visitor at the county seat. The Judge has valuable real estate here. He is also largely interested in mining pro perty over in the Washington district. He and his family make their home at Washington. Damp, where tbere is at present considerable mining activity.
 A. NJ. Conard, president and gen. ersl manager of the Sonora Copper Company, is down at his properties, near Llano. Sonora, making prepar ations to stablish a camp and put force of miners at work developing same under his personal supervision. Guillerms Heinecke has been employ ed to keep the company's books at the mine.
 Patt R. Sullivan has resigned his position of U. s customs inspector to accept the secretaryship of the Board of Trade, and will at once enter upon his new duties. Patt's experience as q ''newsgetter" and writer ot good stuff for the town and county. makes him valuable man for the responsible position of secretary of our board of trade.
 Frank Kane, the merchant tailor, | has taken personal charge of the Ari- zona Steam Cleaning and Dying | Works, and is prepared to do all kinds of cleaning, pressing and repairing at reasouahle prices He guarantees all work turned out of his place. When in need of anything in his line give him call. Wiley's Block. west of the arroyo.
 Coionel George W. Grove. the Colo rado mining man, who with Marshall P. Wright. has good copper property in the Cananes district. Is back from Tucson, where he has been detained However, the gentleman is greatly and hopes soon to be him self again. The colonel also has min ing interests in Sonora, south of No gales.
 This week ,Nogales- was visited by M. F. Shaw. George Norris and Fred M. James. The gentlemen were on their way to the Altar mining district. Sonora, to visit the Fl Plemo mines, in which they arc interested, Mir. James being the principal stockholder of the company owning the property. They are friends of Mir. Harry Williams of Roy & Titcomb. Inc, who made their stay here pleasant.
 Bowman & Wright, the contractors, are busy installing fixtures in the old defunct International bank quarters for MT. F. Peltier who will engage in the gents furnishing business. MT. PeItier is well and favorably known in Nogales, having for time been manager of the Banco de Sonora's Nogales, Sonora, branch. He is business man and will no doubt make success of the business he proposes to engage in here.
 MT. L. Ephrain,, of the Negales Water Company, returned Tuesday from the Promontorio mine. where he enjoyed Thanksgiving. the guest of Manager Eberle. The Promontorio was formerly owned by Mir. Ephraim, for whom it produced 8 snug fortune. History is repeating itself. the mine again producing rich ore in paying quantities. It is being operated by strong Los Angeles company, in which