The border vidette., 1907-10-12

l district, having come up to meet the president of his company. F. l. Griswold is secretary of the company.
 Mrs. Milton Bohall and the chil- dren have returned from a delightful visit with relatives at Eureka, Cali fornia, and are pleasantly located in their winter home, which had been prepared for them by Postmaster 80 hall. The folks returned home we'll any happy, the delightful climate of northern California having greatly benefited Mrs B. and the children.
 Ben F. Powell was in town We'd nesday from his farm in the eastern part of the county. Ben and his wife will start about the sixteenth of Octo- Der on a long pleasure through out the east, expecting to be absent from home six weeks. This is the first time they have been east for several years and Mr. Powell says he is going to have the time of his life, regardless of expenses. Mir Louis E. Selstedt, an experienc ed machinist, Is a guest at the Ari zona hotel, having arrived several days ago from the state of Chihua bua. Mexico From here Mir. Sestedt will l go to Sonora, where he expects to in stall mining machinery for a big min ing company. Some time ogo Selstedt was in the employ of Roy x Titcomb, Inc. He is thoroughly reliable in every respect.
 Frank Reichert, superintendent for four years past of the Trenton Mining Company's property at Salero, thIs county, has been attending district court this week as a trial Juror. Frank is a practical miner of many years practical experience. He has great confidence in the future of the old Salero mining district, where his com pany has number of very fine min ing properties.
 l.. M. Raines, manager of the Co., lum bia Consolidated Mining Company, after a couple of days absence from the city on mining business. returned home Thursday evening. Mr Raines is a thorough, practical mining man; he has worked faithfully, intelligently and hard for the big company he re- presents, both in Arizona and Sonora, where the company's properties mines, timber and land -are located.
 George F. Kilmer of Bisbee. is making Nogales his headquarters now, and may decide to reside here per rranently. MT. Kilmer is now carpenter. In 1876 when he came 10 southern Arizona, he was a United States soldier. a member of the Sixth Cavalry. The gentleman says he visit ed this section when the Apaches had nearly the whole country grabbed. Mir. Kilmer will be remembered by many old settlers on the Santa Cruz river.
 Our worthy, highly respected citizen United States Court Commissioner Eb. Williams, last Sunday celebrated his 77th birthday anniversary in a most delightful manner, the grand old gentlemen being the recipient of many expressions of love and esteem from a wide circle of friends. Hon. Theo Gebler and Judge Williams are about the same age-77-but they don't look or act half that May both gen. tlemen live to enjoy many more an niversaries.
 Captain Donaldson, of the United States customs service, for long time stationed at Yuma, Arizona, where he | was tCCShOiy ny IbSpoClOI Miles 0. Archibald. lately stationed at this port, has arrived and is now doin g a trick on the international lire for Uncle Sam. Captain Donald is an old soldier. having been an officer in Colonel McCord's regiment. THE VI- DETTE welcomes the gentleman to No gales and hopes he'll like the town and people.
 Tomorrow Contractors Bowman &, Wright will turn over to Grant Broth CTS the mammoth freight and office building erected for thepa on the other side of the line near where work will in a few days commence on the No- gales end of the Nogales Oananea branch of the o. R. Y. d P. railroad. The big stock yard and feed stables have also been completed. and tele- phone and water connections made. The mules and large force of men are expected Tn few days, and dirt will soon commence to fly in great shape
 Samuel H. Beattie, one of the best liked inspectors Uncle Sam has ever had On the international line, has wearied of the job, and resigned to return to the more strenuous cccupa- tion of teaching Americas young hope full. MT. Beattie is now teaching school at Oalabasas, where he taught