The border vidette., 1907-01-19
Mir. and Mrs. Wellyn Ford have

Mrs Ullmann, mother of the late Julius Ullmann, and the brother and
 sisters, desire THE BORDER VIDETTE to J express their heart thanks to the 1 Masons, Foresters and numerous other
 NogaIes friends, who so greatly az
 sisted them in theIr recent terrible
 affliction.
 MT J w Crowther, an experienced
 watchmaker and a splendid gentleman,
 has arrived in the city from New
 London, to accept position in the So-
 nora News Company's local store. MT Orowther Is accompanied Mrs Crow
 ther and their two daughters, Pearl
 and Garnet.
 Dr. w F and Harry Ohenoweth of
 this city, original owners of the great | Oerro Prieto gold mines of the Black
 Mountain Mining Company, are de-
 voloping a group of splendid mines in Sonora. Mir. Harry Chenoweth is in
 charge of operations, with headquar-
 ters at Magdalena.
 Yesterday Judd o Lewis, the mine superintendent, came down from Pata- gonia, where he now makes his head quarters. Mir. Lewis is one Colonel Bill Greene's trusted, experienced lieutenants. He is directing oper ations at the R R R mines recently purchased from R R Richardson.
 Dr Fred Uowland of Boston, and M O Dalton of New York, were guests at the Montezuma hotel several days this week. being on their way to sonora. 1 Mexico, on mining business Dr How land has been here a number of times | before At one time he was interested | in the big gold placer grounds owned by MT 0 Rs mirez.
 Hon Harry s Stewart, manager of the Duqut sue was business visitor in the city the forepart of the week, and as result a number of gentlemen who were inter ested in mining property over Washington Camp way, are rich CT several thousand dollars, having disposed of their property to the Duquesne people. Mir Stewart recently returned from the east
 This morning passenger traffic was renewed on the Sonora railroad, after several days delay caused by washouts on the line near Imuris, and other points south The railroad people have worked night and day to get the llne in shape for use and 1t Is hoped there will be no more trouble. Many people who have been detained here since the tie-up. got away this morn ing.
 John Henderson, the mine manager, who has been east on mining business, will return home in a few days, com ing by way of Pasadena, California. where his family now reside. MT. Henderson's two eldest boys, John Jr., and Alex, are attending college in Los Angeles. Mir. Alex Henderson, super of the Fl Gro mines, ac- by his wife, returned last week from Pasadena, where they had been to attend the family reunion of the Hendersops
 At the last regular meeting of Man anita Rebekah Lodge No. 6 of No gales, the following offices were install ed: Mrs. Bessie Lee Scoville, N. G; Mrs Lillian Athearn, V. G.; Mrs Susie Chase, Secretary; Mrs. Nellie Kelsey, Financial Secretary; MT. 1. Burgoon, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Spink. Chaplain; Miss Irene Mercer, Warden; Mrs. Lorraine Kelsey, Conductor; Miss Anna Riggs, O. G.; Miss Caroline Kelsey, I. G; Mrs. Emma O'Oonnor. R. s. to N. G Mrs. Anna Douglass. l.. s. to N. G /; Mrs. Rebbe:ca Wylie, R s. to V. G :; Mrs. Katherine Bur good, L. s. to V. G.
 A. E. Mcfarland, chief engineer for Colonel Epes Randolph was here the first of the week, returning from tour of inspection of the Oananea. Va qui & Pacific Railway, which is being built as fast as men and money can do the work Mir. Mcfarland. who stands high in the favor of Colonel Randolph, is one of the leading civil engineers in the west. For several years he made Nogales his head quarters and is well ard favorably known here by our best people. Just at present he is one of the busiest men in the republic of Mexico. From here Mir Mcfarland went to Tucson, where he now makes his headquarters
 Dr. Ray Ferguson, formerly of No gales, now superintendent of the Ter ritorial Insane Asylum at Phoenix, was a stopover visitor here the fore part of he week on his way to the capital city from Minas Nuevas. Sono ra, Mexico, where he had been to iDsnect the pronertv of the 7 lmbona