The border vidette., 1907-09-14

1hls week Probate Ju udge M. M ar
 stelier visited his mining property
 southwest of Nogales. in Sonora about
 twenty miles.
 G. M. Bliss, manager of the cleo
 tric light plant at Hermosillo, is in
 the city on his way to the capital
 city from Tucson.
 Louis Levin, brother of Henry Le-
 win, of the Brady Levin Commission
 Company, is again in the city, being a | guest of his brother.
 This afternoon Mesdames A. H..
 Noon and Harry R Renshaw, will delightfully."- entertain nnmber of their lady friends at the pleasant home of Mrs. Noon.
 T. G Duvall, local forwarding agent for the Duquesne Mining & Reduc- tion Company, is very busy man these days receiving and orwarding supplies to Duquesne.
 Hon, Theo. Gebler, proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, has been OF the sick list this week, but for a couple of days past has been able to attend to business.
 H. s Stewart, the veteran mining man, who is well known all over the state of Sonora and southern Arizona, arrived last evening from Magdalena to enjoy the Sixteenth of September celebration.
 Judge NJ. M. Trickey and MT. Dennis Coughlin of Washin gton Camp, where they have large, valuable miner al holdings, are spending the day at the county seat, having business here of private nature.
 A daily mail service will shortly be established between Nogales and Mowry, via. Washington Camp and Duquesne. The government is now advertising for bids for carrying the mail from this point.
 o. 0. Bailey, representing the West ern Commercial Company, was Q guest at the Montezuma hotel the forepart of the week. On Thursday he return ed south, going to Navojoa, where at present he makes his headquarters
 A. l. Cane, of California, who for some time past has been working mining proposition in the Santa Rita mountains, a short distance from Pa tagonia. has been spending several days In Nogales on business and pleasure.
 Tom Hamilton of Magdalena. after a visit of couple of weeks on the coast on mining business, has returned to Magdalena, near which place he is operating mining property in which he and his brother Arthur are largely | interested.
 MT. P. B. Chisem, the big Guaymas merchant, uncle of Cashier Willie | Randall of Banco de Sonora's local | branch. passed north Tuesday on his way to St. Louis, New York, and | other eastern cities on a combined | business and pleasure trip.
 Some of the finest fruit grown was brought to the city this week by Louis Proto, who with his brother Don An tonic Proto owns the great Cocospera ranch in northern Sonora. TIE VIDET TIE is grateful to the gentleman for a basket of peaches, pears and apples.
 Dr. Doran of Patag gonia was a visitor in the city Thursday, being about the city by his old friend Miles Archibald, United States customs inspector at this port MT. Doran reports Patagonia in very healtly and prosperous condition.
 l.. H. Jansen, the mining engineer of Kansas City, who is president and general manager of the Llano Copper Company. owning splendid mines near Llano, Sonora, passed north the fore part of the week. He reported oper- ations progressing in very satis factory manner.
 Monday two large c. R R. Gs P locomotive engines, Nos. 453 and 455-were in the Nogales yard. hav- ing been brought up from Yaqui river From here the engines went to Guadalajar via. Fl Paso. Texas, thence over the Mexican Central to their destination.
 Mrs Burgoon, wife ot Supervisor Mace Burgoon, who has been in Los Angeles for some time past for the benefit of her health. is reported as be ing greatly improved and hopes are new entertained for her speedy complete recovery. She is now in the California Hospital.
 On Monday, September Sth, Tom Sullivan, a section foreman at Crit tendan, died suddenly of heart failure, and was buried at that place on Tues day of last week. Deceased was about thirty f xooro oe o,1 n -nt;,,a