The border vidette., 1907-10-12
Ths 8urder Iidette.
OCTOBER 12. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

met last Monday.
 MT. James Bent, tho mine super lntendent, is up from the mines.
 In district court Judge Nave grant ed a divorce to Katie w. Gross of Mowry, this county.
 Mir. Joe Cheairs is back from a com. bined business and pleasure trip to Denver, Colorado, his home. He is interested in the Alamos Copper Go.
 Mir. Peter Johnson is in the city from Magdalena, Sonora, where he makes his headquarters. Pete and his associates owH large, valuable mining interests in Sonora, the development of which will make all parties interest ed rich.
 This morning Mrs. Manuel Masca- re1l IS left for Los Angeles with the children of her daughter Mrs J. B Fleischer, who is in that city recover ing from a recent operation. MT. Fleischer will join the folks later. He is Tn Cananea.
 Bob Martin, the mining man, after spending the summer with relatives in Pennsylvania, is back. Bob says he had the time of his life, even if a giant fire cracker did cripple him for the remainder of hls days, while cele- brating the Glorious Fourth.
 Ed. Holden was here the forepart of the week from Ma gdalena, Sonora. :. Ed continues to hold down a good position with the Black Mountain Mining company. His friends through out Santa Cruz county will be pleased to learn that he is prospering. Charles Jones, one of the lucky owners of the mineral clsims short distance from town, in Sonora, owned by himself, Louis Jaeger and Anton Proto, says new strike was recently made on one of thsir claims, and Charley sees visions of millions.
 William Rosenberg, of Rosy's Place. has greatly improved his place of business, and is now able to care for his many patrons. Rosy is one of the best hustlers in seventeen states and the way he goes after business is most commendable. Rosy works hard and deserves success.
 This morning Bob Parsons, of Camille, and Ed HaInline. Mansfield Camp, returned home. Both gentle men report having had a pleasant visit 1 here; Mainline says the Mansfield Is booming, a contract recently having g been let by Manager Richmond to shaft 500 feet.
 Hon.. George w. Atkinson, the Gala basas rancher and stockraiser, has been in town couple of days, having | business in district court. George says that he will in the near future gc into the business of raising hogs on a large scale. The gentleman and his neighbors are preparing to make big shipment of cattle.
 A large lot of samples of handsome, rich ore from the property in the Alamos district, Sonora. owned by the Alamos Copper Company, of which Lee Reagan, of this place is president, have arrived and are on exhibition at The Arcade. Mir. Reagan and his associates are naturally very enthu siastic over the future of their prop erty.
 Mrs. M. E Sykes and Mrs. Joseph E. Wise, of Calabasas, were visitors iu the city last Monday, returning home the same afternoon. Mrs. Wise mother of Mir. Wise, will arrive from Pennsylvania next month to spend the winter with her son and family al Gala basas. Mir. Wise may possibly gc east to accompany his mother on hei trip west.
 O. E. Davis, of Camille, this county who with Henry Pyeatt and William Bower owns a group of mining claim, Tn Evans Canyon, was a business visitor in Nogales Monday and Tues day of this week. Mir. Davis stated that he and his associates had done more than thousand feet of devel- opment work and their property cer- tainly looked good.
 George Hayden, after couple ot weeks absence from the city, during which time he visited Cananea, Bis bee and Douglas, returned home We'd pesday night. George is one of tht pioneers of this section, and is ac- quainted in every town and mining camp in southern Arizona. He wa: surprised to learn that his friend, thought he was lost.
 Professor Joseph Deputy, of The Palace, is making splendid progress with his class of educated cats, anc expects soon to make tour of the states with his interesting feline family the only one of it's kind in existence 1.I l.: L.