The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-05-04

w. g. K Hoover has accepted a
position with the Sonora News Com
pany.
Ben Sneed, the big Oochise county
| cattle man, has been a business visitor
in the line city several days this week.
Ben is a member of the Greene Cattle
Company, owning large herds in Santa
Cruz county.
Judge o. Phelps of Mowry, where
j he and his family reside, was bust :
ness visitor at the county seat q
couple of days this week. The judge
owns valuable property in the heart
of the big camp.
Jimmie Schultz, for long time
night clerk at The Palace, is now do
ing the night trick at The Monte
Carlo. Smith IL Meaney proprietors.
From six to six Jimmie will be on deck
to serve his friends
Purchasing Agent Cowan of the
Duquesne Mining e. Reduction Com
p4ny, was in town Monday on bust
ness for his big rompany, which is ex-
tensiveiy operating IN the Duquesne
and " ashington mining districts.
John Earl. one of the pioneers of
the Harshaw district, has been in the
city several days this week, coming
here from Patagonia. Mr.. Earl has
for many years been mining in Ari
iona and Sonora. He is practical
miner.
Joe. Lusignan, the millman, has
returned from Ell Orc, the gold pro-
perty of the Coast Line Copper Com
pany, John Henderson,, manager,
where he was in charge of the Hunt
ington mills. Manager Henderson is
at Ell Orc
Parties from the Mowry state that
the big company continues to employ
about 200 men at the smelter, in the
mine and at the wood camps. We
hope the Mowry will soon resume
operations on a grander scale than
ever before.
Jack Teeters has returned from
Tempe where he had been called on
account of his brother Jim's serious
illness When Jack left Tempe for
home his brother was greatly ilnprov-
early complete recovery.
Mr.. Henry Ohm, one of the Santa
Cruz county's prosperous ranchers,
came up from Oalabasas yesterday and
spent the day, having business to
transact here of a personal nature.
Henry is one of our pioneer farmers;
rain or shine he always 'makes COCO"
The friends of John Callahan will be
pleased to learn that he has recovered
from q reeent very sick spell, and is
again able to be aDOuU. -Fi----I-y
night Mr.. Callahan went to Minas
Prietas on private business, expecting
to be absent from Nogales several
days.
rthur Moody. of Moody & Miller,
stockraisers of this county, and Ran
ger A A. Gatlin, came to town
Wednesday to do some shopping. MIR
Moody's many friends will be glad to
learn he is prospecting. Mrs. Moody
is visiting friends and relatives in Cal.
ifornia.
w. Fl. Roper, the Magdalena civil
and mining engineer. was here Thurs
day transacting private business The
gentleman returned south the same
night. MIR. Roper is associated with
MIR. J. Nj. F. Burkman, proprietor of
tn, Magdalena Engineering and As
say office.
Thursday morning Mrs. ]. B.
Moore and children und Mrs. James
Schultz left for Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, where they will enjoy a couple of
months with friends. During the
absence of the ladies Marshal Moore
and Mr. Schultz will try to worry
along some how.
Oscar Ashburn, the Santa Cruz
county cattleman and mining man is
| in the city on business trip. He is
one of the old pioneers Of the Ter
ritory and is we'll known here. He
| states that the Patagonia district is
steadily coming to the front in min
ing way-Tucson Citizen.
Tuesday morning President Fisher,
"A uditor Poston and Local Manager
Ferd Van Mourick of the Sonora News
! Company, returned from a visit to
points on the line of the Oananea,
Yaqui River IL Pacific railroad, where
| they had been on company business.
They went as far south as Navojoa.
o. K. Franklin has sold his interest
in the Montezuma bar, the new
proprietors being couple of gentle
men from Texas. Ed Ashley con-
tinues as day clerk, the. night shift
.