The border vidette., 1907-06-08

| George Weilaud has gone out to his
 mining claims again after spending
 several days in town transacting busi-
 ness. He was accompanied by his
 family who will spend couple of
 months at camp with him. George says the claims which are owned by
 himself and Mir. Theo. Gebler. are
 looking well, splendid ore being en- countered as depth is attained. George is one of the best practical miners in Santa Cruz county.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E Bower and their little son, have been spending the week Tn Nogales from their Los Coehes ranch, in the Huachuca noun tains, this county. On Tuesday morning at the Sisters Hospital, Dr. A L. Gustetter performed most suc- cessful surgical operation on Mrs. Bower, and tomorrow, or Monday will depart for her pleasant ranch home in the shade of the Huachucas, where at this season the climate is about the finest on earth. Mr. Bower expressed himself as delighted with the splendid treatment received by his wife at the Sisters Hospital, which is a credit to Nogales, and says Dr. Gustetter ''goes for his money"
 Hon. George w. Atkinson, the Calahasas stockraiser, was here a couple of days holding session with the agent of the forest reserve, re- garding grazing permits, etc, over which there appears to be misunder- standing between MT. Atkinson and MT. Rodgers. One of the questions to be decided is whether an individual has a right to the exclusive use of water developed by him and at his own expense. on the forest reserve, which has been done by MT. Atkin- son. MT. Rodgers, 1t is understood, has taken the matter up with the De- partment of Agriculture. As soon as he receives a reply, the gentleman will render a decision, which will be impatiently awaited by those having grazing permits
 Jens Peterson and George Clarke, two pioneer prospectors and practical miners, owning splendid properties in the Santa Rita mountains, arrived at the county seat last Sunday night and spent Monday here transacting i'm portant mining business. Messrs. Peterson and Clarke had not been here for a number years and both ex- pressed surprise and genuine satisfac- tion at the wonderful growth in evil dence on every hand in the way of modern business houses and the many elegant residences built since their last visit. They have been in the Santa Rita mountains more than twenty years, being among the first Americans to enter that wonder of mineral wealth, the de- velopment of which Is still in its infancy.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, 1.-The Gen. tleman from Santa Cruz" has been slated to deliver the Fourth of July oration-o or do some other important stunt at Patagonia, where there is going to be an old fashioned, free for all, go as-you- please, celebration. Mir. Whiteside naturally realizes and deeply appreciates the great honor thrust upon him by his Patagonia and is already making arrangements to "make good" as he always does, whether 1t be on the floor of the Legislative Assembly, preparing and serving a Mulligan on the banks of the Santa Cruz or managing badger fight. However, he respectfully requests his friends, or anyone interested Tn the Patagonia celebration, to communicate with him, provided they have a line on some thing good of patriotic nature ap- propriate for Fourth of July occasions
 A Pretty Wedding