The border vidette., 1907-03-23

pany's mines in the U res district,
 Sonora. MT. Glasson is here to meet
 his wife who will accompany him to
 the mines where she will spend the | summer z
 Wednesday, in this city, NIT. c T. Tryon, the Llano, Sonora, mining man. and Miss Fife Stewart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Stewart, of Magdalena, were united in marriage, the cermony being performed in the presence of the brides parents and a i few intimate friends of the high con- tracting parties.
 Manager Brady of the local teIe- phone system. is making many greatly needed improvements in the service Mir. Brady is competent. accom- modaring electrician, who works for both his company and patrons of the company. If your phone does not work we'll notify Central, Brady will respond quickly.
 The Oananea Herald, one of the best weekly papers in Mexico, published at Oananea, Sonora, has livery taking way" one that saves tune and con- siderable mental as well as physical labor. It's last issue contained almost 8 column of items 'swiped" from THE BORDER VIDETTE, without credit Tote fair, Brother Valjean.
 Last night Henry Cohen went to Hermosillo on private business. After April first MT. Cohen will go to Her mosilo to make his home. He re- sidered there before coming to Mo- gales to engage in business about two years ago. Mir. Cohen is a brother of Barney Cohen, the well known popular Hermosillo hotel man.
 The many friends of Hon. N. w. Bernard of Tucson, who is ono of the best known, most popular pioneer citizens of southern Arizona, will be sorry to learn of his serious illness, at his Tucson home. Hon. A. O. Bernard, the gentleman's brother, has hastened to his bedside from Sonora. We hope for his speedy, complete recovery.
 Cumming x McIntyre. the real fiourishing business. both in real kinds. Quotations are received sever al times day, and the public kept | posted on the condition of the market, east and west. If you are looking for | a ''snap," the gentlemen can "put you | wise."
 William Smith, of the Monte Carlo, visited Gro Blanco the forepart of the week on private business He reports that camp very quiet, but says there is promise of better times for tho old gold district MT. Smith and William Meaney recently, closed up their sa- loon at Gro Blanco, and purchased the Monte Carlo from H. Cohen and as sociates.
 E l. Ish. the Colorado mining man, who is working Lieutenant Richard Fleischers Santa Cruz county mines. from which good shipping ore is being Thu sday, having corBe in for the purpose of purchasing supplies for his camp and mine. The ore is copper and is shipped to the Fl Paso shelter.
 J. l. Sheperd, the mining man, who now makes Tucson his home, was here couple. of days this week on business connected with his mining properties in Sonora. Mir. Sheperd says he has that crowd of Columbus, Ohio people grabbed. and is going to make the whole outfit hard to catch. The gentleman believes hc has been given bad deal and is mighty sore.
 Mir. Lee Reagan this week sold to MT. o. F. Cochran, a one-hslf interest ln The Palace saloon business on Morley avenue. Mr. Cochran is an saloon man, and will assist in managing The Palace, one of the most popular re- sorts of it's kind in the territory. TIE | VIDETTE wishes Messrs. Reagan tE | Cochran success. They are square men and deserve it.
 Mr. John Henderson and Judson | A. Elliott, of the Coast Line Copper ! have, returned from their Fl Gro mines in Sonora, where l numberof new Huntington mills and | cyanide plant were installed recently A large number of men are em- ployed at Fl O.o, which is now one of the big camps of Sonora. Alex Henderson is superintendent of the mines, and Joe LusignaA is in charge of the mills.
 l.. NJ. Raines. general manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, accompanied by Mrs. Raines and their little son. arrived in the city yesterday morning from Fl