The border vidette., 1907-03-23
H. Gordon Glore, the metallurgist. is in the city.

is in the city.
 The governor has appointed w. A
 Old of Nogales, lieutenant of the Ariz
 ona Rangers.
 Collector of Customs McCord has
 returned from Phenix, where he hat
 been spending the week. Mayor John T. BrIckwood has re-
 turned from a visit to Douglas and the
 Paradise mining camp.
 William S. Madding's new cottage
 IS nearing completion. It will be one
 of the prettiest in the city.
 William Heinecke, Jr., came up
 from the Sonora Copper Company $
 camp, east of Llano, where he has
 been in charge of the company store.
 Wednesday Mrs. Randall, wife of Cashier William Randall of Banco de Sonora, this city. presented he hus- band with fine fifteen pound boy. Both mother and child are getting along fine. THE VIDETTE extends hearty congratulations.
 Charley W. Phillips, manager of Fl Durazno Mines Go, operating the old Durazno gold mines, will shortly depart for New York on company business. It is the intention to install a mill on the Durazno mine, from which splendid ore is now being taken.
 Charley Bond and Bob Martin ar rived in the city this morning from the Rey de Gro mine in Sonora. which is now being worked by the Tribune Gold Mining & Milling Com pany, James Bent, general superinten- dent The gentlemen report operations at the mine progressing in a very manner. They will re- main in Nogales several days.
 Mir. George J. Troop. Jr, who will be pleasantly remembered by many people in Nogales, when he was super of the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company's Santa Cruz county property nine years ago. was in the city the forepart of the week on his way to Sinaloa state, where he has valuable mining interests. The w. P. Collins, q Boston capitalist, who is financially interested with MT. Troop.
 Judge J. H. Langston, of Phoenix, was a visitor in Nogales Wednesday on business connected with the Knights of Pythias lodges throughout Arizona which he is paying e visit. i The local K of P. lodge, while not | very strong in numbers, is one of the | .ichest in the territory. An effort will be made to increase the member | hip. it being for this that Judge came to Nogales. A number # new lodges have recently been | in the territory, by Judge Ian gston.
 Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Butler, of M Sonora, spent Tuesday in he line city, returning south the same light. Dr. Butler has been at Cerro orieto a couple of months filling the important position of company physi- ian. He was very enthusiastic over he great gold mines. owned by the Black Mountain Mining Company. which are busy night and day pound ng out yellow metal. A number of ther companies with headquarters at are also very busy develop ng their property.
 Manager A. NJ Oonard of the So ,ora Copper Company, was in the ity the forepart of the week, having ome up to purchase new hoisting ma hlnery and camp supplies, which were shipped to Llano. MT. Conard eports development work progressing n a very satisfactory manner. three ight- hour shifts now being employed. Recently 8 strike of high grade and azurite ore was made, pretty samples of which are now part of THE VIDETTE mineral cabinet. The eastern capitalists who last week visited the mines near LlaAo. were | greatly pleased with the property and he management.
 Mir. Mark Wanless, manager of the Agua Prieto Mining Company, ac- by Mrs. Wanless and the visited here Tuesday from | their home. MT. Wanless came up on business connected with | . big order for mining machinery re- ,ently placed with Roy x Titcomb, [nc., mention of which was made in ast Saturdays BORDER VIDETTE. As loon as possible the new machinery will be rushed to completion and at the mines of the Agua Prieto company, which Manager Wan ess reports looking fine. The com ,any has plenty of funds and a bright uture. Mir. Wanless and the folks home Tuesday night,