The border vidette., 1907-10-05
Tte 8nrder Tidette.
OCTOBER 5. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

l w lllSOn mas T0Curn6Q ITOu where he has been on official business.
 The county wagon road between
 Nogales and Washin gton Damp is said to be in bad condition on the went side of the mountain.
 | Captain l.. w. Mix has been spend ing the week at Hermosillo. Sonora's beautiful capital city where he has large real estate interests, including Hotel Arcadia and an elegant winter home.
 Monday Garland Coffey moved the engineering camp of Chief Javis Hard ing out on the river near Consul M. Mascar. ,s' Buena Vista ranch. where the engineers, it is said. will have their permanent camp, during the construction of the O Y. R. x P. R. from Nogales to the river.
 John Henderson, manager of the Coast Line Copper Company's gold mines at Fl Gro, Sonora, who is now in California, is soon expected back. During his absence operations at the bIg gold camp are in charge of his brother Alex Henderson, one of the best practical miners in Sonora. Miss Annie E. Riggs, efficient stenogra pher for Roy & Titcomb, Inc, after six weeks delightfully."- spent in the east. returned to NogAles last Wednesday night, and is again at her ! desk. The lady's host of friends will be pleased to learn she has returned, | and that she had nice time during her vacation.
 Frank Fitch, of the Black Noun tains Mining Company, came up from Magdalena, Sonora, on Wednesday evenings train, having been called here by a wire announcing the sudden death of P. J. Aguirre. purchasing agent for the big company. Yesterday morning Frank left for Mexico City on compes1y business.
 Tuesday and Wednesday Mir. R. Zellner, Jr., the popular piaho man. whose pianos are found in hundreds of homes in southern Arizona and So- and patrons in Nogales. Thursday morning the gentleman went south to HermosiU. expecting to visit in the capital cE1y several days. MT. Thomas Yerkes, the veteran mining man, who has for many years back from the Pacific coast, and in a few days will go down to his mining property near Santa Ana. Dr. J. O. Underwood, for many years associated with MT. Yerkes. is now operating mines in the state of Michigan. Frank Turner. a prominent mining man, was business visitor in the city the forepart of the week, during which time he was guest at the Mon
 
 tensive, valuable mining interests in the state of Sonora. He makes his headquarters at Douglas, but spends much of his time here and at Hermo- sillo
 Mir. William Mcknight, of Hua- chuca, where he has a number of big contracts for the United States army, was business visitor here Wednesday and Thursday. returing home yester- day morning. On Wednesday night | William rode the Odd Fellows widest | goat successfully, it is said. and will at no distant date attempt to ride | another.
 Don Louis Proto, manager of Proto | Brothers great Cocospera and other big ranch properties in Sonora, was in town Thursday, returning home from Los Angeles. California, where had baen with his children whom he placed | in @ goodj school. Mir. Proto was greatly benefited by his visit to the Pacific coast. Yesterday he returned to Cocospera.
 Mrs. E. E. Bethel, of Patagonia, was in town yesterday en route home after an extended visit with her sister in Trenton. N. J, and look at most of the points of interest in the East, including the Jamestown expedition. She was met in Tucson by MT. Bethel, who is manager of the Patagonia branch store of the Washington Trad ing company. ny.-Star.
 Antonio Diaz is under arrest at Magdalena, Sonora, for murder committed at Silver Bell in Pima county, and Governor Kibbey has issued a requisition on Governor Torres of Sonora, for the return of Diaz to Arizona. Governor Kibbey has asked the Sonora governor to hold the prisoner until arrangements can be made for his extradition.
 Ed. Massey and wife passed north Tuesday morning from Magdalena, on their way to Tucson. Ed. stated that he never did care for circuses; he had seen Dan Rice's circus back home in Phila deIphia when he was little