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

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pany's auditor. has been at Cananea
checking up the branch at that place
During Manager VanMourick' alb
sence Colonel James Dawson Fisher
president of the big company, with
headquarters at Iuarez, across
the river from FL Paso, has been in
charge of the local business, assisted
by MIR. Hoover. Colonel James Daw-
son resided in Nogales a number OF
years when manager of the local
store. He was president of the Ger
man Club of this place and lieu, euant
of the militia, both of which positions
he filled with credit and honor
Active preparations are being made
for grand production on May 29th
at the Ramirez Theatre of that great
political play George AIDES County
Chairman" The play will be present.
ed for the benefit of the Nogales Fire
Department Instead of going around
with a subscription paper and hold
you up for money to carry on the work
of the department.. IN which every
citizen should have an interest, the fire
boys are going to hold the public up
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clear conscience that they are not only
working for the good of the property
holders of Nogales but are going to
give them their moneys worth. The
money is needed and then, too, you
really can't afford to miss this play.
Juan Arizmendez, manager of the
international Store, A. Oarpena,
proprietor, is back from trip along
the line of the O. z. & P, going as far
south as Navojoa, beyond the Mayo
river, over which fine steel bridge
has recently been completed. Juan
says Navojos is very busy place
of Americans stationed there. The
Mazatlan, is being pushed as rapidly
as possible. Juan says the branch to
Alamos will not be completed until
late in the summer, possibly during
the month of Septic mber. While at
Navojoa the gentleman did a splendid
business for his Nogales house, and
will in future make regular trips
south.
James Randall and Uri Eamprey
are in the city from Caborca, Sonora,
where they have been in the employ
of the Ohio Mexican Mining Com
pany for more than a year. The
gentlemen came up to Nogales to meet
General Manager john Henderson,
who for some time past has been
operations at Ell Orc. the
gold property owned by the Coast
Line Copper Company, out froa Poza.
of which he is also general manager.
MIR. J. s. Hunter, Mr.. Henderson,
has also returned from
Caborca. The gentleman came up to
meet Mrs. Hunter and the children,
who with her sister. Miss Francis
Brady, a charming young lady, have
re-.r
where Mrs. Hunter has been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. A. NJ Conard. president of the
Sonora Copper Company, was confined
to his home a couple of days the fore
part of the week as the result of
severe cold contracted at the mines
At this writing, however. he is greatly
and able to transact bust
ness for his company. This week.
through Attorney Frank Duffy. the
Sonora Copper Company, made
substantial payment to P. Sandoval,
the Nogales, Sonora banker, on the
big copper property which adjoins the
company's already large holdings near
Llano, Sonora, where Mr.. Conard is
pushing exploration and development
work, with splendid results. good cop
per having recently been encountered,
nice samples of which can be seen at
this office. Mr. Conard will return to
camp tonight.
The Diamond N" Baseball team
has reorganized with Mr.. w. c. r.
Hoover, as captain. and great interest
is beng manifested in our national
game by members and local fans.
Money has been subscribed for fixing
up the diamond north of the city, and
week from tomorrow, the nine will
cross bats with the La Barata nine.
which is made up of a number OF
good players, some of whom formerly
belonged to the Diamond N" j. f.
Brady, who pitched last Sunday for
the Diamond N" nine. gave a fine
exhibition, and it is predicted that he
will be one of the "big ones. this
season Notice of the lineup OF the
two local mines will be given later, in
the meantime, the boys are practicing
with the hope of "making good'' when
positions are assigned.
Wednesday Mr.. Alex. Carpena,
proprietor of the International Store
went to Tucson to meet a representa-