The border vidette., 1907-01-19

The high places are covered witt
 snow.
 Tuesday and "Wednesday Henry
 Levin, of the Brady Levin Commis-
 sion Company. was business visitor
 at Magdalena.
 Tuesday night Mir Ed Massay. tht
 mine expert, left MagdaIena for Her. mosillo, on business for his chief Colonel w O Greene.
 This morning Joe Eilick of Culia- can, Mexican, left for the south on the first train out of here since the washouts on the Sonora
 Hats off to the Financial Commit tee of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. They could get blood out of turnip.
 Colonel Emilio KosterIitzky is at his headquarters, being in command of the military forces at that place. Embroidery lessons, stamping and orders for embroidery work taken. Mrs Bessie Lee Scoville, corner of Ora wford street and Terrace avenue.
 Next Tuesday. January 22nd, there will be meeting of the stockholders of the Fam bona Development Company at the First National Bank Of Nogales
 Henry Cohen, of the Monte Carlo, has in contemplation the installation of line of steam boats on the Santa Cruz river 'Puss" Gray will act as pilot.
 Tom Hamilton was visitor in the city Wednesday, having returned from Tucson, where he had been on bus mess F Tom is slated for clerkship in the Territorial Legislature
 L. M Raines, manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Com pany, accompanied by Mrs. Raines and their bright little son Hampton, registered at the Montezuma hotel.
 Mrs Jaeger, wife of Mine Host Iaeger of the Santa Rita and Monte zuma hotels of Tucson and Nogales respectively, arrived in the city Thurs day from Tucson for couple days visit.
 Charley Taylor, the millman and one of the best assayers in the country, returned home Tuesday night from Sonora where he had been a couple of months in the interest of big min ing company Charley is looking fine.
 Dave Black has returned to the city after a couple of months absence. during which time he visited Gold Fields, Nevada, and other mining camps throughout the country. Dave looks as if his trip agreed with him.
 Yesterday morning MT. Peter Johnson. the mining man who makes Magdalena his headquarters when in Sonora, left for Tucson on business connected with the sale of a number of splendid mine prospects situated in the Magdalena district.
 Bert Monteve-de passed north the forepart of the week, en route to San Francisco, where he went to purchase ma chinery for his mines in Sonera, Mexico. Bert is one of the best known operators in the state. His friends here join us in wishing him good luck.
 Earl Sparks, who shot and killed a Frenchman named Louis Andre, at Prescott, has been admitted to bail on a bond of $lO,OOO, which was secured for him by his cousin, who is wealthy Douglas business man. EarPs many friends in Nogales hope to see him acquitted.
 A. M. Conard. president and general manager of the Sonora Cop per Company. left Thursday for Kansas City, Missouri, on company business. expecting to be absent from the city ten days. During his absence Mrs. Conard will visit relatives in Hermosillo.
 Charley Flames. the mining engineer, came up from Magdalena Wednes- day morning. He was accompanied by Colonel Otis, the New York min ing promoter, who has extensive min ing interests in Sonora. Wednesday Colonel Otis went to Tucson. but will later return.
 Monday night Hon H. K. Cheno- weth returned to Magdalena, after having spent couple of days in No gales on business. He was accompani- ed by his little eleven-year-old daughter Josefina. MT. Chenoweth and family are spending the winter in the "Garden City"
 Fred Miller, who recently sold to Judge M. Marsteller, hIs interest in several good mines situated in the