The border vidette., 1906-11-17

ever, aC CnIS WTlGlIlS, no IS dOlo CO AG-
 tend to business. to the delight of his
 numerous friends and acquaintances.
 He is contemplating trip south.
 Monday night Manager Raines of
 the Columbia Consolidated Mining
 Company, accompanied by Mrs Raines
 and their bright little son, returned to
 Fl Pinto, where the big properties of
 Mir. Raines' company are being ex-
 plored and developed under his able
 direction.
 Judge Orton Phelps, one of the few
 Republicans elected in Santa Cruz
 county, was a business visitor in No
 gales Monday and Tuesday, from
 Mowry, where he has large property
 interests. Judge Phelps is a good
 citizen; he will make 8 good justice of
 the peace.
 Dr. Foster, company physician for
 the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific
 R. R, has gone to Los Angeles for the purpose of transacting private
 business after which he will return to the front where he and his assistant are kept very busy looking after the company's sick.
 MT. Joe Pascholy, formerly of No
 where he is engaged in the wholesale liquor business Is business visitor in the line city, having arrived from the city of angeles last Wednesday. Mir. Pascholy is big stockholder in the Nogales Water Company.
 Dr. and Mrs. s. K. Noon returned
 Monday from an extended trip to Southern California Mrs. Noon pre- ceded the doctor there by several weeks and he was later called thither by the serious illness oi Mrs Moons sister. Upon the convalesence of the patient Dr. and Mrs. Noon visited Los Angeles, Long Beach, Ocean Park, Venice, Santa Monica and other cities of Southern California.-Cana- nea Herald.
 Wednesday J. w Cleaver, secretary of the Uvalama Mining Company, was at Hermosillo, having arrived the evening before from San Javier, for the purpose of denouncing nine more pertenencIas of good mineral ground | the splendid mining prop erty owned by his company. He | reported work on the Uvalama pro- crossing in very satisfactory manner. He vas accompanied by Mir. Williams of San Javier.
 Clerk Phil Heroid of the board of has received letter from Governor Kibbey containing sug- yestions regarding the payment of expenses in the general election just held, and calling stten tion to the fact that in the statehood bill there was an ppropriation of $l50,0O0 for the expenses of holding an election for the of delegates to the constitu- ,ional convention which was to have been held in Santa Fe in the event that jointure had carried in both Ari- ,ona und New Mexico
 Mir. Ike King, the mining man, who s forever and eternally exploring and the mineral resourcers in he immediate vicinity of NogaIes, las made & wonderfully importan6 discovery, which, if Dame Fortune continues to smile on him, will pay him . hundred fold for his trouble. It is mica ot fine quality, which has in creased from one- half inch at the urface to four feet wide at a depth of our feet. The new find is only few niles north of Nogales and if antipat- d results are attained, this town will 'e a beneficiary in many ways, for the eason that Mir. King makes this his leadquarters and purchases ali his amp aud mine supplies here.
 Tom Bentley was at Hermosillo Wednesday of this week. The gen leman has an option on the Uvslama mines owned by the Uvalama Mining situated in the Hermosillo district, Sonora, rich silver ore from which can be seen at THE BORDER VIDETTE office Mir. Bentley's option 'n this splendid property expires on he nineteenth of December, next. It is undoubtedly one of the best ligh-grade silver propositions in the tate of Sonora; the lucky owners will certainly make fortunes from the t ale of it, for the reason that it is ali hat its owners claim, and then some. The three owners each invested S39, Mexican money, in the Uvalama; hey have already produced more than 40, 900, and the mine never showed ,, Ip better. Pretty good record.
 Mir. John Henderson, the mine i manager. returned Wednesday night 6 rom the east, coming around by e aIdona Enlifnrnin ,uhnra he nd r