The border vidette., 1907-12-28
There were no hungry people in No o.lo,

| 1HSU nlEuU lC. LAhiuu- way of the O. Y. R x P. R. R., ar rived in town from Fl Paso, Texas. and is guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Last Saturday evening Mir, Otto H. Herold, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales. accom- panied by his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. 7Ju3ge M. Marate!!sr. returned from the east. including w Washington, D. O., Norfolk, Virginia, and MT. Herold's old home in Kansas. The folks great ly enjoying their trip and all were greatly benefited in health. Their many friends in Nogales join in well coming them home.
 Mrs. P Munch and Master Phil. are up from Empalme. Sonora, where l Pete is chief clerk in Agent PaschaPs office. Empalme is one of the mos. | important stations on the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad; many pleasant homes are being built there for the use of railroad employees, and | Mrs. Munch likes her new home very much She and Master Phil, will spend the holidays here with her mother. Mrs. Saxon.
 The Christmas celebration, including | an enormous we'll laden tree, at the Methodist church last Tuesday even Ing was a most happy affair. thanks to the untiring efforts of the pastor, members of the church and many others who assisted in making the celebration one long to be pleasantly remembered, especially by the chil dren, whose hearts were gladdened by kind remembrances from Santa Claus, who never stopped until all their stockings were filled to the very top.
 Friends of Mr. John c. Schmitt. the mining man who for many years oper- att d in Sonora, with headquarters at that he is again contemplating visit to the southwest, possible Nogales and Hermosillo. For some time past MT Schmltt, who for several years has been sojourned at Hillsdale, Mich is spending the winter at Oakland, Cali | fornia. In recent letter to THE BORDER VIDETTE, MT Schmitt sends kind regards to his old friends in No gales and throughout the state of So- nora
 The American Mining Review of Los Angeles, is authority for the statement that J. R. AtwateTr of Butte, Montana, has been appointed general manager of the Black Noun tain Mining Oompany's property at Cerro Prieto, Sonora, Mexico. succeed ing MT. Noble o. Banks. of Nogales. Arizona, who has esigned on account of poor health. For some time past Mr. Banks has been at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the benefit of his health. His many friends here and throughout the southwest where he IS we'll and favorably known, hope for his speedy, complete recorery.
 George B. Earnshaw, manager of the Cerro Colorado Mining Oompany's property in the Altar district, Sonora, came up from camp to enjoy Christ mas with Mrs. Earnshaw. Thursday morning he left for Los Angeles, Cali fornia, on important business for his company, expecting to be absent from Nogales a week. Mir. Earnshaw, who made the tri ip to the mines from No gales in his big White steamer, left the car at Santa Ana, froSa which station he will in future go to the mines. He stated that while the trip can be made from here it requires too much time and the road is too rough for comfort
 Adolfo Dominguez arrived in No gales Christmas night from Cananea, where he Is employed in the mercantile department of the big company. Adolfo who will spend the holidays here with his family says there are about six hundred men employed at the big copper camp. where arrange ments are being made to at no distant date resume operations. He says that Ted Healey, founder of the Times, has splendid job print plant and is doing a nice business since the suspen- sion of the Cananea Herald. Adolfo has no fears for the future of Cananea; he will return to his duties immediately after New Year.
 Pete Jansen, of Benson, former res ident of Nogales, was visitor in the city the first of the present week ou beer business, in which he is now engaged on wholesale basis at Ben son, where clearing house certificates are very much in evidence these days instead of com or green backs. Long ago when Pete resided here he was a member of the United States customs force, serving under the late Hon. George Christ, who at that time was collector of customs at this port. Pete is well and favorably known by all oldtimers of this busy burg, all of whom are pleased to welcome him l hoc clr