The border vidette., 1906-12-01


 propositions in the Msgdulena district.
 Mir. 0. NJ. Acklen, president of the
 Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Com
 pany, is guest at the Montezuma
 Hotel, from Los Angeles, California,
 where he has been enjoying short
 visit. The gent}eman's home is in
 w ashihg gton, D., c. His properties
 are in the Pinitos noun tains, fourteen ! miles east of Quijano station, Sonora,
 Mexico, where Nj anager Purcell has a
 large force of men at work exploring
 and developing the same
 Last Monday at Phoenix, Shelby
 M. Cullom, clerk of the Supreme
 Court of Arizona. nephew. of Senator.
 Shelby NJ. Outlom ot Illinois, died
 after lingering illness. of consump
 tion. Deceased was we'll and favor
 ably known by many people who met
 him when he was deputy internal re-
 venue collector for Arizona and New | Mexico. At the .ti&e of his death
 MT Cullom was thirty three years of
 age, and married. The remains were
 taken to Ventura, California for inter
 ment.
 THE BORDER VIDErTE takes pleasure in announcing the marriage of Dr. J.
 l.. Nicholson and Mrs. A L. Mendivilf
 The wedding which took place on Sunday evening, the 18th .. of ! November, was strictly private, onlys 1 few of the most intimate friends of the high contracting parties being present. We understand that athe ceremony performed by Judge Gildea was merely to render valid marriage comsummateda some time previous, The numerous friends of Dr. and Mrs
 Nicholson will join with us in wishing them long life, happiness and pros perity. ...a Captain Jose Cos, manager of: the Mexican Forwarding & Commission Company, has returned to the city, after prolonged absence in Sonora on railway business, connected with the Oananea- Imuris branch of the Cananea. YaquisR River < Pacific rail- way, the concession for which has re- gently been granted the Southern Pasifc Captain Cos represents the Mexican government end of the new road which, according to the conces- sion, must be completed within eieh- teen months. from the time the con eession is signed by the contracting partles
 Thursday and yesterday MT. J. T. Nye was s guest. at the Montezuma hotel, his name appearing on the re- gister from Minas Prietas, Sonora, at which place ,hiseompany are prospect ing for mines with diamond drills. Mir. Nye has resided in Mexico several years. during which time he has operated in. 'seyerah of the interior states. He YEs detained here yssteE- day on account of the strike.of loco motive engineers of the Sonora rail- way, .which went into effect Thursday | when all the en gineers refused to pull throttle until Engin eer Jess Ritz | was released from the -Hermosillo jail, where he has been several days -charg ed with having run over 8. man at that place. ,- >-- s,sI
 Number 10 this morning brought in from Los Angeles several prominent Mexican neighhors, says Wednesday's Tucson Citizen. Among them were: Ignacio Pesqueira, son of tho late Gen. ersl Pesqueira, ex- Governor of the | state of Sonora, and Francisco Ochoa, prominen merchant and mine owner of Ores, once the capital of Sonora. MT. Ochoa is accompanied by his wife | and daughter, These gentlemen pas ed through Tucson some two months ago en route to Los Angeles for re- creation, but an important mining deal has called MT. Ochoa home. Mrs. Ben Heney, who is cousin of Mrs. | Ochoa, entertained the party this train for Hermosillo. .-'t
 The grand Thanksgiving ball, given Thursday night under the auspices of tho ladies of the Nogales. Arizona Catholic church, was beyond 8 boubt the most successful affairs of it's kind, both socially and financially, ever given in Nogales The ladies, God bless, 'em, had prepared to feed a hundred, and then some, but before tine night was over, they were called upon to care for multitudss, which parteok of the "loavss and fishes," and every body was made welcome, and every body had fine time tripping the light fantastic until early Thanksgiving morning, when all went home happy. The thanks of the community arc due thu ladies of the Catholic church and all who aided in making the dance success.
  . w. S. Cranz, President of the Zam- bona Development Company. IS guest in the city from Los Angeles.