The border vidette., 1907-02-09
"Wednesday Dr. A. Russell come over from Washington camp.

| oNer HUH W aSnlngCOn camp {, Mir. Henry Levin and the children
 have gone to Guaymas where they
 will remain a month CT six weeks.
 Tonight MT. Levin will leave for the
 bay city to attend tomorrow nights
 grand ball.
 Mir. Robert Rogers, ex postm 1ster
 of Camille, this county, was business
 visitor in Nogales, this week. The
 gentleman is now connected with the
 HuachIca forest reserve, as assistant
 superintendent.
 John Smith and Frank D. Hale of
 Patag gonia, recently sold group of
 mining claims situated in the Red | Rock district, to Pittsburg parties. 1 The price received was not learned. | Wednesday the gentlemen were in the city on business connected with
 the deal.
 William R Moore, secretary and
 treasurer of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company, arrived in the city
 last night from Kansas City, and will
 leave tonight for the property of the
 company situated in the Magdalena district, Sonora, being accompanied by
 Manager N J. Purcell
 Probate Judge Black of Franklin County, Ohio, most elegant gentle man, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, ha wing arrived several days ago from the east. Judge Black is en route to Hermosillo, Sonona, where he goes on business connected with mining company in which he is inter ested financially.
 : At the regular meeting of the board of supervisors, last Monday, THE BORDER VIpETTE was awarded the contract for doing the county's print ing and pubh. hing for the year 1907. Mrs Hunt was given the contract for feeding the prisoners in the county jail and a number of demands were allowed by the board
 Hon. H. $ Stewart, business man ager of the Duquesne Mining & Re duction Company, which will at once velopment of it's great properties in this county, was a business visitor at the county seat several days this | week. During the next two years | Mir. Stewards company will, it is said, | expend two million dollars on it's Santa Cruz county property.
 H. E. Grace, the railroad man and contractor, came up from Sonora yes terday cn business and Is spending the day in the city. Tonight the gentle man will return south, but may later come here to make his home. For a number of years Mir. Grace was agent at Carbo for the Sonora railway. He and his family are well and favorably known here. Should they decide to become residents of the line city, they would receive a warm welcome.
 Mr. Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo and mining man was here Tuesday from the Agua Prieto mine in Sonora which he is operation, for his company-The Aeua Prieto Min ing Co.-the main office of which is loca ted here. Mir. Wahless says the work of developing his co1npany's ancient mines is progressing ip very manner, better and larger ore bodies being encountered as depth is attained. Marshall F. Wright, E L Griswold, M. E Hopwood and a of other Nogales people are financially interested in the com pany.
 Yesterday afternoon J. O. Gates, who for ten years has resided in this city, committed suicide at the Brick wood hotel, by taking an ounce of carbolic acid, death resulting in 8 very few minutes. Poor health and fin aucial reverses is said to be the cause of the rash act. A wife and an eig ghteen months old baby girl are left to fight life's battles alone. They have the heart-f felt sympathy of the entire com- munity The remains of the unfortunate man will be buried this afternoon at o'clock from Marsh's undertaking parlors. interment being in the No gales cemetery.
 Mir. l.. M. Raines, wife and Master Hampton, are guests at the Monte zuma hotel. MT. Raines recently sold ! number of valua ble mining properties situated in the state of Durango, Mex co realizing a goodly sum of money. During the past year. MT. Raines has been business manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company's pro- oerty cut in the Pinto Mountains. He was worked faithfully and well for the pig company, the main office of which s in Washington, D. c. Since com ng to Nogales Mr.. and Mrs Raines md thelr bright, handsome little son,