The border vidette., 1907-02-09

gales. 2e.
 Tuesday H. K. Chenoweth went to
 Magdalena, where Mrs. Chenoweth
 and the children have been spendin g
 the winter.
 Thursday nj Int Mrs. Budge, wife oI
 Trainmaster ". c. Budge of the
 Sonora railway, went to Guaymas to
 enjoy a few days during the carnival.
 Charley Taylor, the pioneer assayer,
 is again directing operations at his
 we'll equipped plant on Morley avenue opposite the Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Company's works.
 Tonight W. W. Carney, forwardin g | agent at this point for the Cananea
 Yaqui River & Pacific Railway, will leave for Guaymas to attend to-
 porrow's fiesta, being accompanied by
 M s. Carney.
 Harry Walthers has returned from
 Hermosillo, where he went last week on a combined pleasure tip. Mir. Walthers says Henry Cohen, who is visiting his old Hermosilo home, IS enjoying his trip.
 l. Ephraim, manager of the Nogal es Water Company, has returned from a business trip to California, where he recently purchased a fine fruit farm, near the property purchased some time ago by Judge R D. George of this city, who will remove from here to his new place in few days.
 George D. Gross, the well known successful mine superintendent, who t., l. Fl, <IT -kax north from Nogales, in Santa Cruz county, from which shipping ore is being taken and brought to the No gales market, was in from camp the forepart of the week, purchasing mine and camp supplies.
 H. Barnett, manager of the Happy Jack Mining Company and Director of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, has been visitor here q couple of days this week, re- turning home today. Mir. Barnett is taking a great interest ill the affairs of the Board of Trade. which is doing much for the county and city.
 Attend the dance tonight, at Armory Hall, for the benefit of the Nogales Concert Band. If you don't attend buy ticket, and financially aid this splendid local musical organization, which at this time is badly in need of funds. The band is a credit to No gales and the mem bers should receive the financial and moral support of all.
 Tuesday Marshall P. Wright. the mine promoter, who with Hon Ohas. NJ. Shannon and associates recently acquired large vaiuab ble mineral prop erty in the center of the great Can anea copper district, was a business visitor in Nogales. Mir. Wright says it IS the intention of his company to at once extensivey prospect their big copper lodges with electric drills.
 Charley Bond, one of the lucky owners of the Rey de Gro mines, out from Cerro Prieto, in the Magdalena district, Sonora, returned to camp Tuesday night. after enjoying a couple of days in town with friends Dr. J. ca pitalists have working bond on the Key de Orc, it being the intention to commence operations soon under the supervision of Mir. James Bent, the practical, experienced mining man.
 MT. Barney Quinn, the building contractor, will take advantage ofthe low excursion rate to Guaymas and return, leaving on touight's train He expects to be absent from Nogales several days. The bay city at this season of the year, Is at its best and l those who visit there now. will be well ] repaid, especially during Carnival Days. Thousands of dollars have been by Guaymas folks to make 1 the carnival, now in progress a sue cess
 Tonight Hon. J. A Harrison, chair man of the Board of Supervisors. and | Mir. Joseph E Wise the Calabasas stockraiser, accom- mpanied by their ia miles, will leave for Guaymas to enjoy few days by the sea. during 1 the big carnival which is now in pro gress at the bay city. After spending a few days at Guaymas Mir. Harrison and party will come up to Hermosiilo, the beautiful capital city of Sonora, where they will visit two days before returning home.
 Last Saturday the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd VanMouricl<, was made happy by the arrival of fine baby boy, whicG MT. VanMouricl< says weigheds; twelve pounds. Dr. Gustetter, the attending physician, refused to compromise himself, when