The border vidette., 1907-10-26
Wednesday evening Superintendent

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Oster came up from Guaymas in his
companied by Assistant Freight and
Passenger Agent Jackson, who makes
his headquarters in Guaymas. Mr..
jackson spent Thursday in town.
W ednesday Mr. Will @. Barnes, of
Albuquerque, New Mexico. for many
years a resident of northern Arizona,
where he was extensively engaged in
the cattle business, returned north
fter several days in this section, be-
ing chapersned around by Supervisor
Wilson of the National forests Mr..
Barnes WAS here on business in con-
nection with the forest reserve service,
with which he is connected in the
capacity of grazing Inspector, his duties
being to look to improvement of range
conditions in the forest reserves.
Charley P. Mason. formerly of
Florence. Arizona, but for the past
dozen years successfully mining in
Alaska and other out of the way
places in the United States and
British. Columbia, accompanied by P.
l. Poyzer q prominent California
mining expert, visited Nogales Tues
day, on mining business. Mr. Mason
who is an old time friend of Steve
Bailey and the writer, may become
interested in Santa Cruz county min-
ing property and locate here. Charley
is all to the good, and we hope he'll
remain.
Clay @. Cooper, formerly located at
Patagonia, where he was in the en-
ploy of one of the big thinning com
panies operating near that place, is
now making his home in Tucson,
where he is occupying a desk in the
Arizona Daily Star office. Mr.. Cooper
is an experienced newspaper man as
well as mining man. For many
years he was connected with a num-
Der OF the big eastern daIlies and
magazines. He will be a splendid adj
dition to the Stars excellent staff of
news getters. Tie VIDErTE wishes
Mr.. Cooper success.
Councilman Bert Cumming, after
an extended business and pleasure
trip to points in the east, and to his
old home in Cananda, has returned to
Nosales looking the picture of health
Mr.. Cumming says he lost his partner
Mr.. James Mcintyre, the life in
surance man, who went as far "a
Chicago with him. When last seen,
however, Jim was with a. party of
old friends, and no fears are enter
tanned for his safety. Being an ex-
perienced globe trotter, Jim will get
along without a guardian. Council
man Cumming sure enjoyed his visit.
Monday, in this city, Probate Judge
NJ. Marsteller officiating, Mr.. f. A
Vickers and Goldie Humphrey, both
of Sacramento, California. were united
in marriage, in the presence of a few
witnesses. 1t is said that the newly
married couple will make their future
home in Sonora, where Mr.. Vickers
is in the employ of the Cananea.
Yaqui River & Pacific railroad com
pany. Sunday night the bride, &C
companied by pretty little girl, ar
rived in the city from the north, be-
ing met here by Mr.. Vickers, who ar
rived the same evening from the
south.
Colonel NJ H. McCord, collector of
United States customs for this district,
Hon. Bo J. Whiteslde and DIR. H.
w Purdy, left Thursday morning for a
weeks outing in the Huachuca noun
tains. At Lochiel the party expected
to be joined by Hon. d. G. Chalmers
All the gentlemen, except "rhe Cen
tlemen from Santa Cruz" are dead
shots, and friends of theirs naturally
except to shortly enjoy q feast at their
expense. Mr.. Whiteside, whose fame
as a camp cook. in national. will see
to it that the hunters don't starve on
the trip. AS Jehu and chife he has
few equals.
William Bristol spent yesterday in
town from Hermosillo. He returned
south this morning. At present he
says Yaqui indians are mmitting de
pradations and killing people in the
immediate vicinity of the capital city.
Escalante, the rancher shot three
times while irrigating near the city,
is getting along fine and chances for
his recovery are good. Mr.. Bristol
stated that he was not afraid, but
always has Winchester rifle and a
As Colts near him when at his office,
which is near the Sonora depot. The
gentleman denied the recent report
that big battle had occurred near the
city between Indians and soldiers.
Tuesday Manager Conard of the
Sonora Copper Company was in the
city directing the shipment to the
mines, three miles from Noria, Sonora,
of carload of mining machinery,
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