The border vidette., 1907-10-05

Monday and Tuesday Allen R
 En nglIsh, the Tombstone lawyer, was g
 visitor in the city on legal business
 The gentleman Is one of the best known attorneys in Arizona. He has resided at Tombstone many years. He returned home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Judge M. Marsteller. ac- companied by her daughter Mrs. Otto H Herold, and son, Grover Marsteller, left Monday morning for an extended trip to Washington, D. O., and other points of interest throughout the east expecting to be absent from Nogales about six weeks. Their many friends join us in wishing the folks pleasant journey and safe return.
 Professor Jansen, president of the Llano Copper Company.e accompanied by Mrs Jansen and their son Roy, came up from the mines near Noria, Tuesday and on Wednesday morning continued north en route to Kansas City, where Mrs Jansen and Roy will spend the winter. Professor Jansen will shortly return to the mines where new machinery is now being installed and other needed improvements made. The future of the Llano Copper Com pany appears very bright.
 Captain James Sheridan, one of the best known mining men in the state of Sonora, who for many years has made his headqua arters at Hermosillo, was a business visitor in Nogales last Mon day and Tuesday. accompanied by Marshall P. Wright, the promoter, who for some time past has been in the Cananea district. Mir. Sheridan registered at the Montezuma hotel from Duluth, his old home in the states, where he will go to reside just as soon as he can arrange his business affairs in Sonora.
 MT. Stewart, president and acting manager of the Black Mountain Min ing Company, arrived in Nosales Thursday evening from the Cerro Prieto gold mines and has since been transacting company business in the city. Mir. Stewart is one of the best known mining men in the west. To him in a large measure is due the sue cessful operation of the Cerro Prieto mines owned by the Black Mountain Mining Company. Manager Noble O. Banks who is at Hot Springs, Arkansas, suffering from severe at tack of rheumatism, is reported as getting along fine, and it is expected that in a short time will be able to return to Oerro Prieto.
 Joe Lusignan, the mechanical engi- neer of this city, has gone down to the property of the Llano Copper Company. near NorIa, Sonora, to install the new machinery recently sent across the line for that company. Joe is postmaster in his line of business and the company is lucky 10 get hIm to oversee the work of install ing the new machinery. After Joe completes his contract with the Llano people he expects to direct the install ation of the machinery soon to arrive for the Sonora Copper Company. A. M. Oonard. president and manager. MT. Conard is now in California purchasing the machinery, which in cludes steam hoist, machine drills and air compressor.
 MT. Dan Hagan, of Los Angeles, California, owner of the building oc- cupied by l.. B Fleischer's Boston Store, has this week teen a business visitor in the city. MT. Hagan is greatly impressed with the many evidences of prosperity here and is not sorry he invested A goodly sum of money in Nogales many years ago. It will at no distant date repay him an hundred fold. Some time ago Mir. Hagan sold the fine property on Draw ford street occupied bv the American Club, to Cashier Bracey Curtis of the First National Bank of Nogales MT. Curtis has expended couple of thous- and dollars improving the property and now has one of the most pleasant and comfortable homes in the line city. Dan is arranging to greatly improve his Morley avenue property.