The border vidette., 1907-08-17


 Association is moneymaker for them both by direct investment and by as sisting the building up of the town.
 This morning party of ladies and gentlemen went down to Buena Vista Camp, the property of the Sonora Copper Company, three miles from Noria station, recently installed by the Sonora railroad for use of the big company Manager Conard chaperon- ed the party which will spend Sunday at Buena Vista.
 Assistant Engineer Reagan came in off the Cananea- Nogales railway survey yesterday and was guest at the Montezuma hotel. The people of Nogales are still holding their breath; every one is hoping soon to hear that President Diaz has agreed to the pre- posed road between the great copper camps and this city.
 Edward Larier, secretary and trea- surer of the Alamos Copper Company, is in the city from Patagonia. where he has been on private business. Ed. has in contemplation a visit to the splendid properties of his company sit uated in the Alamos mining district, Sonora, a short distance from the Ga nanea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail- road.
 The report of the Nogales Building and Loan Association tabulated, is an other column speaks for itself. This in stitution has been instrumental in building che half of the cottages in Nogales, and certainly deserves much more support than it has had from the merchants, who are directly bene- fitted by It. What would these mer- chants do without families to buy | goodsl
 | Lawyer D. A. Richardson, for merly of Nogales, now practising law in Douglas, Arizona, was here yester- day, having business before the district court of Sonora. which involves the title to mining property in the state of Sonora. The judge is in splendid health and at present pulls the scales at 25O pounds. He states that Mrs Richardson, a most excellent lady, is enjoying good health.
 Hon. Colin Cameron came in from Lochiel. yesterday being accompanied by three little daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Tom Turner. Tonl Turner, one of the most efficient sheriffs Arizona ever had, since retiring from the office of sheriff of Santa Cruz county, has been in the employ of the Greene Oat- tie Company. Recently he assumed full charge of the big San Rafael ranch and as usual IS making good"
 Last Sunday Pablo Elenes, the un- fortunate Mowry miner, who several days before had been stabbed twice in restaurant on Arizpe street because he refused to pay for ten-cent dish of menudo, died at the home of his brother in-l law in Nogales, Arizona, and was buried Monday. The man who used the murderosus knife with deadly effect, IS confined in the No gales, Sonora jail and will without a doubt pay the penalty of this crime. Manager l.. M. Raines of the Co., lumbia Consolidated Mining Company, was a northbound passenger yesterday | morning en route to Patagonia where he went on mining business. Mir. Raines is one of the best practical mine managers in the southwest; just as soon as his company, the main of | flee of which is Washington, D. O., gets it's financial affairs strengthened out, he will renew active operations at the mines in the Pinto mountains, | Sonora.
 Cashier Bracey Curtis of The First National Bank of Nogales, who is enjoying his vacation on the Pacific coast, will return home next week During his absence from the city President William Schuckmann, As sistant Cashier Otto Herold, and his able assistants Tom Paschal and Grover Marsteller, have been working like beavers dispatching the large amount of business daily transacted by the mammoth national banking insti- tuition which is depositary for United States funds and Santa Cruz county money.
 Harry Smith and Don Franklin went out to the Santa Cruz copper camp Thursday, expecting to be absent from the city three days. While at camp they will be entertained by Superintendent Jack Radigan, the experienced Colorado miner who is in charge of exploration and develop ment work, which is said to be pro- gressing in very satisfactory manner. Messrs. O. K. Franklin and Harry Smith were among the first to enter this splendid new mining section. which has the indications of becoming