The border vidette., 1906-12-15

mas returned to the mlneS, a1Ger an J absence of a week in the states on
 business for hIs company. The gentle
 man's home IS Kansas City, Mo. This morning A. M Conard, gen.
 eral manager of the Sonora Copper
 Company; N. J. Purcell, manager of
 the Buera Fortuna Gold Mining Co,
 and F. F. Cranz, the mining man, re-
 turned from a visit to Sonora, where
 Messrs Conard and Purcell are de-
 veloIing and operating mines, the former near Llano, and the latter in
 the Pinto mountains The gentlemen report work prog essing nicely, and expect soon to have 'something good" to report. While here they will pur- chase lot of camp and mine supplies.
 This morning H. s. Martin, gen. eraI manager of the Tarasca Gold Mining Company, operating the fam ous old Tarasca mines in Sonora, left for Fl Paso with big shipment of concentrates m his property. which he says is making regular shipments O. co At enti a.es. From Fl Paso Mr.
 Martin will go to Long Beach, Cali fornia, where he will spend the holidays with his wife and little son. The gentleman has great confidence in the old Tarasca, which he says is one of the best and most thoroughly equipped properties in the state of Sonora. He has blcked his ju i2ment with hard cash; certainly he deserves success.
 Workmen are busy removing the old building between Escalad4 Bro thers' and T. E. Browns property on Morley avenue, preparatory to com mencing the erection of a handsome two-story business hc1se for Mr Ramon Vasquez. proprietor of The Red House The tearing down of the old building removes one of Nogales' most ancient land marks, the old two story house having been built many years ago for hotel purposes, and was one of the first two-story structures probably be occupied by the Red House, this fourising mercantile es- tablishment having long ago outgrown it's present quarters
 
 Kinnoh of Utica, New York, and Mir. John M. Worthington of England, gentleman interested Tn the Juarez Cold Mining Company, left Thursday night for the Juarez mines in the Altar district, Sonora. where the in stallation of their stamp mill and cyanide plant is in Irogre-s under the 4f n Phoenix mining engineer, who is con sulting engineer for the company. It | is expected that the tnill will be in | operatio about the middle of January, next, when Mir. Snyder says there will be some good news for stockholders in his company. The gentlemen expect to spend a couple of months Tn Sonora and Arizona.
 Mir, J. s. Hunter, the we'll known, etficient bookkeeper and accountant, has accepted a position with John the mine manager. who is actively and successfully operating several mining properties in Sonora, and left last night for Santa Ana, where they will go to Caborca in MT. automobile. Mir. Hun ter understands both English and spanish, and will be a valuable man for Manager Henderson, whose duties Is manager of his different big com o4nies. keeps him constantly on the yo As soon as Mir. Hunter gets things going well, Manager Henderson will start for Pasadena, California, !, l., z, Al, A l.. md John. Jr., to spent the holiday with his family at their elegant new nome.
 Mrs. Joseph Thompson. who recent y returned from St. Joseph, Missouri, where she had been visiting with her bright little son, Carlisle. who is at sending the Christian Brothers Com nercial College, is loud in her pralse ,f the college and the able manner n which it is conducted. The good ady speaks in glowing terms of Brother Emery, superintendent of the chool, which is pleasantly situated 'n high hill, commanding a beauti- ul view of the city of St: Joseph. Since entering the college Master Carlisle has made splendid progress with his studies, in which he is taking ! great interest. His fond mother ays if she had dozen boys like Oar isle, she would send all of them to The Christian Brothers Commercial College.
 Hon. A. c Bernard, Colonel w. ,. Greene's representative, passed outh Thursday night, going into So- lora on business for his chief, who is low acquiring Santa Cruz county