The border vidette., 1907-05-11

MT. George Watt is in from the Promontorio mines for few days visit
 with his family.
 Hon. Alfredo Monteverde, brother in law of Governor Torres of Sonora, is in the city from Hermosillo. Thursday Mesdames Judge NJ. Mar steller and Otto Herold, delightfully."- entertained their numerous lady friends at the Marsteller home.
 Last night Attorney Frank Duffy returned from Globe, where had been on legal business. Walter J. N. Me- Curdy is at Globe practicing law.
 Yesterday at Bellotal, the ranch home of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Harrison, their little son was seriously injured while playing near a team and wagon.
 MT Peter Johnson, the mining man. has recently bonded another of his big Sonora mining properties. and is in line to recsive a large sum of money
 This morning A. M. Conard, pres ident of the Sonora Copper Company. came up from his company's property near Llano, Sonora, where he is suc- cessfully developing fine property.
 This morning Colonel J. A. Naugle and family arrived from the south leaving tomorrow morning for Mexico City, where in future they will reside.
 D. Metzler's moving pictures have not arrived, and there will be no ex- hibitlon at the Rink tonight, but next week the gentleman will have every thing in fine shape to give nightly entertainments of a high order, at reasonable prices.
 E. c. Gastry of Cananea, who is interested in Santa Cruz county mIn- ing property, was here the forepart of the week on business connected with the same. MT. Gastry stated that while his property is not very large, he can make a nice profit from the ores being mined.
 George D. Gross, manager of the National Consolidated Mining Com pany, is in from his company's mines situated about twelve miles northeast of Nogales on the west side of the Patagonia mountains. He says work is progressing nicely, and is very enthusiastic over the future of the property.
 Tomorrow the Nogales baseball season will open with game between the "Diamond N" and the Nogales teams. The game will be played on the diamond north of town, and will be called at 3:30 in the afternoon. Managers and players of both hines are confident of victory and good game is promised. Don't miss it.
 James Thompson, the well known machiDist. who several years ago had charge of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice S Water Company, and Frank Sparks, who also worked for tho same firm several years ago, are in town from Pata gonia. Both gentlemen are rast- masters in their business and what they don't know about electrical and other machinery, is mighty little. I hey always make good.
 E. O. InderIied, the Bine champion. New York mining man, who is in terested in Santa Cruz county and Sonora mines, returning this morning from Sonora, where he had been several days with Ex-Oounty Trea- su'er Con C'Keefe, who is again devoting some of his time to mining. Mir O'Keefe bas made fortunes for himself and friends mining, and it IS mighty hard for him to give the busi- ness up.
 Homer Prickett, proprietor of the Ord Hotel at Dou las, and one of the successful mining men of that section, spent yesterday in Noeales, being chaperoned by his friend Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside Mir Prickett is an eX- rail lway conductor, and for number of years ran trains on both the north and the south end, during which time he made Nogales his headquarters. He has wide circle of friends hero and along the line All will be pleased to learn he is prospering.