The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-06

resides
Ramona Smith left Wednesday for
Texas, where he will spend a month at
his old home.
Mrs Henry Romero is visiting re-
latives at Tucson, being accompanied
by her little girl.
Mrs Mary Boren has leased the
Santa Cruz hotel and will in future
conduct that place.
Tuesdays fine rain made the rancher
and stockman smile. 1t means much
for our country cousins I"
Tuesday night Mrs. r. w. Thomas
returned home from Monahans, Texas,
where she has been visiting relatives
and friends.
N. l.. Houston, one of the members
of the late grand jury, which, by the
way, was one of the best in the
history of Santa Cruz county, has re-
ruined home.
Foreman H. s. Stewart and Secre-
tary Claggett of the late grand jury,
made first-class officers, and are en-
titled to much credit from Santa Cruz
county taxpayers.
The board of supervisors met Mon
day and transacted regular business.
Chairman Harrison and Ms mbers
Burgoon and Ashburn. and Clerk
Herold were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers and
their interesting little daughter, have
been spending the week in the city
from the Worlds Fair mine, better
known as "Powers' Bank"
On account of the new high license
law, which requires the payment of
$500 year, In advance, Ed. Ashley
has decided not to open the Monte
Carlo gardens, north of the city.
Tuesday night Cashier 6racey
Curtis of the First National Bank re-
turned from business and pleasure
trip to the Pacific coast. Mr.. Curtis
mother and sister how reside in Los
Angeles.
Frank Reichert, engineer at the
Alto mine in the Salero district, has
been here this week attending court as
a Trial juror. Frank does not come
to town often, but he always enjoys
his visits with Nogales friends.
w. J. Neumann has purchased an
interest in the skating rink and will at
once make number of needed i'm
provements. An up-to- date moving
picture machine will be installed and
this popular place of amusement made
otherwise attractive.
Charles Blumberg is IN from the
Mansfield camp to attend district court
as q trial Juror. Charley personally
owns a number of mining claims
which he has good reason be believe
will, at no distant date, repay him
handsomely for his trouble.
This week Manager L. NJ. Raines
of the Columbia Consolidated Mining
Company, visited Cananea, Sonora, on
company business. The gentlenan's
company owns property in the Cana
nea district; also in Santa Cruz county
and the Magdalena district, Sonora.
William d. Leek, owner of mining
property in the Patagonias, is here
from Patagonia, attending court as a
| trial Juror. William is one of the
pioneer prospectors and miners of this
section. We hope yet to see him re-
warded an hundred fold for ''s'aying
| with iG.
Thursday Ben Goldsmith, late OF
the Monte Carlo, left for Cananea,
| Sonora, where he owns a number OF
business houses, which will now re-
ceive his personal attention. Ben will
in future make the copper camp his
home. He and his partners did ex
ceedlngly well in Nogales.
E H. Evans, formerly manager oil
the Oasis, now III charge of the Mans
field camp in the Wrightson district
this county, has returned to camp
after spending several days in the city
as grand juror Mr.. Evans is ar
all round business man and an expert
book keeper and accountant.
William Colburn, who with Tou
Shannon own number of claims
north a few miles from Nogales, has
returned from their silver-lead pro-
perty where considerable profitable
work is being done under the super
vision of MIR. Shannon, who is practi
cal miner. William says it looks gooc
to him.
Attorney A. Orfila, one of the best
known criminal lawyers in the country
has this week been attending district
court, having arrived Sunday night
from Los Angeles, California. MIR
Or6Ia IL very pODulsr in Santa Cru;