The border vidette., 1907-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS


 mess visitor in Nogales yesterday from the Alto mines, this county.
 Good pasturage at the Monte Carlo, north of the city, $2OO per month. Ed Ashley, Nogales. Arizona, man ager.
 Wednesday H. Beattie, United States customs inspector, stationed at this port, went to Tucson on official business, returing the same day.
 Wednesday twenty carloads of freight from Sonora, Mexico, were crossed into the United States. the most of which were bonded stuff. Messrs. Meaney & Smith, have clos ed out their saloon business at Orc Blanco. this county, and have for several days past been visitors in the city.
 Many carloads of Sonora oranges are being received at this port of entry for points in the United States and Canada The crop this season is unusually large and of superior quality.
 William K McKibben and J. H. Mckibben, of the Ohio Mexican Min ing Company, of which John Hender- son is manager, have been in the city several days this week on company business.
 Mrs. J. M. Walsh and daughter, Miss Mary. have arrived in the city from Mobile, Alabama, and are visit ing here the guests of their friends Mrs. R. Mcintyre and family. We take pleasure in welcoming the ladies to our little border city.
 Mir. l.. B. Fleischer, proprietor of the big Boston Stores, and founder of the American Clothing Manufactur- ing Company of Nogales, Sonora, has this week been a business visitor st Cananea, where he has branch store and extensive mining interests.
 Manager l. NJ. Raines of the Co., lumbia Consolidated Mining Company. is preparing to ship carload of good ore from the Gro Fino property north of Nogales a few miles. The ores will go to the Fl Paso smelter. Man ager Raines is here personally super intending the work.
 Mir. s. D. Brough, the veteran prospector and miner, came down from Patagonia the first of the week, hay ing important private business here. Several months ago Mir. Brough sold a number of very promising mining claims to the Mansfield Mining and Smelling Company. receiving cash consideration for the same. Mir. Albert Mascarefias, the bank mana ger, and his bro thers Manuel and Guillermo, have located a number of mineral claims on their fathers big Santa Barbara ranch in Sonora, a few miles from Nogales. which show good ore at the grass roots The discovery was made by Guillermo, who makes his home at Santa Barbara. Mark D. Smith, the printer, who of foreman of TIE VIDETTE mechanical department, is a visitor in the city from Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, where he is now engaged in business. MT. Smith esta blished the Cananea Herald, one of the best news papers in Mexico; some time ago he disposed of his inter est in that splendid printing plant.
 J. S. Day, formerly located here when local manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, at present managing salesman for the big com pany, with headquarters at Tucson, was business visitor in Nogales Wednesday. In future the gentleman will make regular visits to Nogales for the purpose of keeping in close touch with the enormous business being transacted by his assistants. w. E. Deity, manager of the Jua- reg Gold Mining Company, has been here several days this week closing a deal with Roy & Titcomb, Inc. the big local mining machinery manufac- turers, for a carload of mining ma chinery for the Juarez mine out in the Altar district, Sonora. Mexico. | Thursday the machinery was shipped. being consigned to Santa Ana, from where it will be hauled by wagons to the mine, where twenty stamp mill and cyanide plant Is in operation. Mrs. Emery ChaIfant will leave Monday for Ocean Park. California, where she will spend the SUI mmer with Mrs. George A Lonsberry. her friend MT. Chalfant, who for seven years has been in the employ of Wells. Fargo & Co.,. with headquarters at Nogales, has asked to be transferred to some point in California, possibly Los Angeles where he and Mrs Chalfant may I