The border vidette., 1907-03-16

Mrs. Samuel Leeker is enjoying tht
 races at Tucson. She will return home
 tomorrow night.
 General Manager Jenson of the
 Llano Gold Mining Company, is a
 guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Con O'Keefe ex-treasurer and min.
 icg man, is pusing the work of com
 pleting his two tenement houses. The
 work is being done under Cons per- sonal supervision
 Hon. Fl. s Stewart, business man ager for the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, was business visitor in the city several days this week, from Duquesne.
 Wednesday night Superintendent Oster of the Sonora railway, passed south in his private car Francisco, which was attached 70 the regular train. Mir. Oster was accompanied by his family.
 Tuesday L O Conwell left for Lochiel, where he goes to take charge of the U. $. sub port, as deputy col lector. Mir. Conwell's friends here wish him success. For sometime past he has been connected with the U. S. customs house.
 Amado Gomez of Chicago, an old time friend of United States Consul Albert Brickwood, was a visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, being c!laperoned about by Consul Brickwood. Mir. Gomez is travelling for big medicine house.
 "HaEs Hanson" at Ramirez Theater last Tuesday, drew a large crowd of our best citizens from both sides of the line. James T. McAlpin, as Hans, was simply immense; so was the welcome the next time he visits Nog ales.
 Manager Alberto Mascarenas of the Banco de Sonora, and MT. Geo. Crow have returned from a pros pecting trip of several dsys in Sonora. Mir. Mascare fas reports having had very strenuous trip, but says they saw some mighty fine looking prospects, which will be heard from later.
 Last Hon. 1heo. Gebler and Bracey Curtis, cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales. returned home from Phoenix, where the former gentleman has been spending the week on private business before the territorial lesis- ature. Mr. Curtis was one of the prison commission of five. appointed by Governor kibbey to select a site for the territorial prison.
 George D. Gross, superintendent of the National Consolidated Mining operating on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, about lozen miles from Nogales. certainly las the goods as can be seen by visit ,o the office of Cumming &c Mcintyre, ,n Morley avenue. Several hundred pounds of the silver lead ore on ex libition there gives one a fair idea of ;he quality and magnitude of the pay. | treak on the company's property from which Mir. Gross is getting ore which | le is shipping. May the streak go to China, and then some.
 Mir. Leo G. Cloud, the experienced | uccessful mining man, who resided | lere seven years ago with hIs family, | vas visitor in the city yesterday E n the Moctezuma district, Sonora, Mexico. While here Mr. Cloud trans Icted important business with Roy S | Iitcomb, Inc, agents for the big local machinery manufacturers, the Ari- :ona- Sonora Manufacturing Company. | Mr. Cloud will be pleasantly remem- ,ered by many of our best citizens, all | # whom will be pleased to learn that ,e is prospering. For many years the gentleman has been connected with | he Democrata mines in the Cananea 1 district, one of the truly great copper hines of that wonderful district.
 Messrs. William Smith and William Neaney, two gentlemen who recently onducted vet goods emporium at )ro Blanco. have purchased the bus ness of the Monte Carlo saloon from Henry Cohen and associates. Tues lay the new owners took possession nd will in future personally conduct hat popular resort. Mir. Cohen and who have retired from the usiness, assume the old accounts and esire all those having bills against the 1onte Carlo to present same as soon 8 possible when they will be paid he retiring gentlemen take with them he best wishes of a wide circle of riends. We wish the new pro- rietors success. The Monte Carlo is
 good stand; they should make money.
 Jchn R. Magruder, superintendent