The border vidette., 1907-06-22

rom OanIIie Monday night and spen
 Tuesday in the city, guests at tn,
 Brickwood hotel. Patt is well knowr
 all over tine county. He reports rancl
 and stock conditions in his sectioI
 good.
 Pedro Aguirre, one of the best
 business men in the state of Sonora
 purcha sing agent for the Black Moun-
 tain Mining Company, was in town
 Thursday and yesterday from Cerro l Prieto, transacting business for his big company Mir. Aguirre was ac- companied by his wife, who came here from Tucson to meet her husband.
 William Inman has returned from a business visit to Bisbee. He eX- pressed himself as greatly pleased with the great copper camp where thousands of men are employed daily at top notch prices. MT. James Randall, who accompanied Mir. Inman, remaln- ed, having accepted a good position with one of the big mining companies. 1 MT. T. D. Casaceca, the Oaiabasas rancher, was business visiter at the county seat Thursday or this week Tom says the ranchers down his way have their hay about all harvested and joyful songs can be heard in the land most every night. This has been an exceptionally good year and they have cause to rejoice and feel exceedingly glad. Tom Is one of the lucky ones
 John Mcintyre. the mInlng en- gineer accompanied by his mother, sister and uncle Captain Allen Me lntyre. the steam ship owner, whose splendid boats run on the lakes, left the first of the week for Chicago and their home in Canada, where they will spend the summer, returning to No gales next fall to enjoy the winter here, where they have made many friends during their short sojourn.
 Barney Quinn, the building con tractor, has been busy this week mak- ing many needed improvements at the fine property recently purchased by Cashicr Bracey Curtis of the First National Bank of Nogales. When Mir. Quinn finishes the work in hand Mir. Curtis will have one of the most convenient and comfortable residences in the sou,hwest-a home he and his bachelor friends may we'll feel proud of
 Deputy United States Marshal D N. Willlits, with headquarters at Tucson, was here Thursday rounding U. 5. grand jurors, who were summon ed to appear at Tombstone on tha S,h | day of July, next at 9.3O o'clock, m. MT. Willits is most pleasant, affa ble gentleman, and a most efficient | officer who makes friends wherever he | goes. Had Marshal Daniels searched | Arizona with fine-tooth comb he l could not have found better man to | serve as his chief deputy.
 Next week Dr. H. w. Purdy. county and city health officer. will leave for New York on a com bined buisness and pleasure trip. expecting to be absent from the city a couple of weeks. The doctor has not been east for many years and it goes without saying he'll enjoy visit to the old home. where an aged mother and other relatives impatiently await his coming. We join his many friends in wishing him a pleasant and profitabl, trip and a safe return to NogaIes
 Thursday evening, at the pleasant Elm street home of the brides father, MT. Charley Smith, Mr. Carl Ruff, tn. well known young express messenger, and Miss Annie E Smith, one of No gales most popular society ladies, were united in marriage, the ceremon, being performed in the presence of few estimate friends. Yesterday iuorniug the newly married couple de parted for short honeymoon trip, after which they will return to No gales, where in future they will .eside
 Mir. Ike G. King, owner of large valuable mining property on the est side of the Patagonia mountains short distance north of Nogales, came sp from hls camp Thursday to pu = chase camp supplies. Mr. King 8 one of the best prospectors and miners in the country He has had vast experience in mining districts in dlf- ferent parts of the world, and while he has booked number of winnings, we do not believe he ever had a rette, show to make big stake than at tn, present time
 Last Tuesday nj ght about six O clock, Hon. Milton R. Moore, e.istrr If the United States land office at Phoe nix, died in that city. Mr. Moore was suddenly stricken on Monday night. and had not been in good health for many years His malady was com plication of chronic lung and stomach troubles. He has been a life