The border vidette., 1907-11-30


 William Dumont of Patagonia, died in this city. Pneumonia is said to have been the cause of the little ones untimely passing. The body was en- balmed by Oscar Gebler, and on Tues day morning was taken to Patagonia for burial. In their hour of sorrow, the bereaved family have the sympathy of wide circle of friends throughout Santa Cruz county.
 This week Right of Way Howell Jordan has been out on the line the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail- way, ,now building betwene Nogales and Cananea, as fast as men, teams and money can do the work. Just eouth of Nogales, at the "Y," an army of men and teams are doing an immense amount of work. Abont two miles of double track, connecting the new branch with the Sonora line is already down, and as soon as the "Y" is built, construction of the road from this end will be rapid. MT. Jordan, who is ac- companied by Bo. J. Whiteside, is expected back this evening.
 Don Juan M. Brin gas, the million aire merchant of Guaymas, Sonora, after absence of nearly two years in Europe, where he went to receive medical treatment for that most dread, ed disease, leprosy, has returned to his hon9 at Guayma Mir. Bringas, who was accompanied by his family, passed south " ednesdaY, travelling h private car. It is said that the affiict- ed millionaire returned home com- pletely cured of the disease, which has
 
 The Bringas family is one of the most prominent in the state of Sonora, and news of Don Juan's recovery will be learned with pleasure by hundreds of friends of the family throughout the state and Tn Nogales.
 N W. Bernard, son of the late N. w. Bernard of Tucson, who during his life was dearly loved by many citizens of Santa Cruz county. was visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, having returned Monday morn ing from Hermosillo. where he and Sheriff Saxon had gone to witness the ball game between the Nogales and HermosiIlo teams. Young MT. Ber- nard, who is manager of the big ranch and cattle interests lying in Pima and Santa Cruz county, like his father be- fore him, is very popular wherever he is known. While here he made many friends, and at any time he visits No gales, the latch string will be out. From here he went to Tucson, thence to the ranch, his headquarters
 Sheriff Harry Saxon of Santa Cruz county, and N. w. Bernard. of Tue son, who went to Hermosillo to wit l,on Iat he gales and capital city boys. last Sun day, report having had fine time, and say they were royalty. treated by the hospita ble people of the beautiful southern city. If Harry Smith. of Banco de Sonora. Bert Monteverde. Bill Bristol, Henry Cohn and the rest of those good fellows who made their stay pleasant don't want to be paid off in their own coin, they had better keep away from our lads. At this time of the year Sonora's capital city can't be beat for climate, by any place other than Nogales. as all who visit there now can attest. Some day the Nogales boys hope to defeat the Her mosillo boys on their own dung hill Sundays game resulted in victory for the Hermosillo team by score of more than a dozen to five.
 MT. Felix Cremer. representing the customs smelter at Fundicion, Sonora, Mexico, on the line of the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific railway, of which mention has recently been made in TIE BORDER VIDETTE. was a l business visitor in NogaIes the fore part of the week. Mir. Cremer is travelling over the country in the in | terest of his big GU stoms smelter, which ! about the first of the year will be ready to blow in. The gentleman visited several mining properties in this vicinity with view of signin 2 contracts for customs ore While here he consulted with Manager A. M Conard of the Sonora Copper Com pany. who is arranging to make regular shipments of ore from his company's mines three miles from Noria, the station recently established on the Sonora railway for the accom- modation of MT. Conard's camp. It is possible the Sonora Copper Company will ship to Fundicion instead of to the U. States w. b Pentland, manager or the Juarez Gold Mining Company's prop critics out i'd the Altar district, Sonora, has been a visitor in Nogales this week, leaving yesterday morning for Santa Ana, from where the trip will be made overland to the minas Jua- reg Al Wood, the electrical en- gineer. with Roy & TItcomb. Inc, accomDanied Mapauer PentIand and