The border vidette., 1907-11-02

I Cave's home is in Pasadena, Califor- { mia. John Henderson, manager of the | company, is enjoying visit with his family in Pasadena.
 A. H. Weeks, of Boston Beans fame is now day chefe at The Monte Carlo restaurant. which is doing an enorrn- | ous business since the much h-needed improvements have been made by Harry Simpkins, the veteran restaur- ant man, whose Mu;ligan stews made him famous. If you want something extra, whisper to Weeks he'll fix you up.
 Halloween night passed off very quietly in Nogales. very few pranks being engaged in by the festive young sters who usually monkey with gates and other movable property, not their own. All the fun was of a harmless nature, to the great credit of those who celebrated Halloween. Certainly Nogales has cause to be proud Of her rising young generation
 O. D. Bartlett, formerly of Nogales, now working for Grant Brothers, the railway contractors, at their camp south of the city. was a visitor in town yesterday. MT. Bartlett and A. M.
  ed in several valuable mining claims in the Cananea mining district, and it was for the purpose of consulting with Mir. Conard that MT. Bartlett camo to town.
 Lie. Trinidad Perea, the well known Magdalena attorney, has been here several days on legal business. Re gently in Les Angeles, MT. Perea's wife. a most excellent lady who was well known and highly respected in the Line City, died from the effects of surgical operation. In Mir. Perea's terrible loss he has the sympathy of a wide circle of friends and acquaint- ances.
 Tomorrow Roy Morley superinten- dent of the Anaconda-S Sonora Copper Company, operating twelve miles south west of Nogales, in Sonora, accom- panied by Garland Coffey, will leave for the company's property in the district of Sahuaripa, Sonora, where they go for buuch of company mules, which will be put to work at the mines near Nogales. The boys will bring the mules overland.
 Professor F. J. H. Merrill, president of The Sonora Development Company, Ltd, the main office of which is in Nogales. Arizona, after an absence of several weeks in Sonora. where he is operating mining properties for his company, has been in town several days on company business. Professor Merrll is one of the best known, most successful mining engineers and geo. Iogists in the United States.
 The Halloween Phantom Dance Thursday night, under the auspices of the Nogales Fire Department, was largely attended and everybody had a fine time "Those who failed to at tend missed the time of their life," said J. F. Brady. who with Bert Bris- tol, assistant fire chief. worked hard to make the "Sheet and Pillow" affair a success. Next year the boys say they will give another Phantom Dance.
 Engineer Y. BoniIIas. the civil and mining engineer. is in from the field for weeks rest at his elegant home in Nogales, Sonora. MT. Bonillas is member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. He makes a spe- cialty of surveying land grants in Mexico and the United States. He has thorough knowledge of the land and mining laws of Mexico and gives reliable information regarding same.
 The social dance last Saturday night in Masonic Hall, given by young Americans of Nogales. in honor of their Mexican friends and acquaint- ances of Nogales, was indeed most enjoy ble affair, and was highly enjoy ed by hundreds of our best citizens from both sides of the international line. Everybody remained until after Professor Soto's orchestra played "Home, Sweet Home." about four Sunday morning.
 Adolph Edler, the clever young bank clerk, who for several years has been with the Banco de Sonora, here and at the Guaymas branch. has been in the city several days, and will leave in few days for Los Angeles where he will enjoy rest. MT. Edler has been under the weather recently and goes to the coast in the hopes of I'd gaining his health. His many friends here and in Sonora hope for his speedy, complete recovery.
 Tuesday night thieves entered the Chinese laundry, next to the Neu- mann's Photograph Gallery. and car ried off several hundred dollars worth of clothes. The heaviest losers were Mir. and Mrs. Ferd. Van Mourick. of