The border vidette., 1907-12-21

ness visitor in the tfty from the mines. He says there are no bad YaquIs in his neig ghborhood, and every thing is moving along fine at his camp.
 Professor E. NJ. Bind, the California mining man, will spend the holidays with his fla rnily in Los Angeles. Af- ter New Year he will return to direct exploration and development work at the mines of the North Cananea Min ing Company, in the Santa Cruz mountains: three miles from the line of the Noyales-Cananea railroad. Re- gently the professor and Harry Che noweth visited the property, bringin g back with them lot of high grade, handsome samples of ore. some of which are now a part of THE VIDETTE mineral cabinet.
 The Misses Madge and Nellie, two charming younger sisters of Miss Mamie Donaghue, manager of the Montezuma hotel. have arrived from the old home in Cork, Ireland, and will in future make their home with their sister in Nogales The young ladies made the trip alone over the ocean and across the continent, via. New York, at which place they were met by MT. and Mrs. George M. Ryall. friends of Miss Donaghue. They enjoyed the trip and express them selves as delighted with the United States, their adopted country.
 Last Sunday evening MT. J. c. Moreno. roadmaster of the Sonora railway. with headquarters at Nogales. arrived in the city with his bride from Magdalena, Sonora, at which place he was married early that morning. The bride and groom were accompanied from Magdalena by number of re- latives and friends who escorted them to their pleasant, newly furnished cottage on Elm street, where an in formal reception was held and sumptuous wedding dinner was served. Yesterday morning MT and Mrs. Mo- reno departed for Mir. Moreno's old home at San Diego, and other points on the Pacific coast where they will enjoy months honeymoon, taking with them the best wishes of host of friends and acquaintances here and in Sonora, where they are we'll and favor. ably known.
 J.E Conard, brother of MT. A. M. Oonard, E8anager of the Sonora Copper Company, is a visitor in the city and will remain here some time. a guest of his brother and family. Before re- turning to his home at Redbluff, Cali fornia, where he IS successfully engaged in business, Mir Conard will visit the property of the Sonora Copper Com pany in Sonora, near Noria, a station on the Sonora railway, in which he and a number of his California friends are interested financially. Just at this time the property of the Sonora Copper Company is looking fine and Mir. Conard will be more than pleased with the large amount of profitable work done there during the past year by Manager Conard, who has big lot of good shipping ora all ready for the smelter, the returns of which will make a nice showing on the right side of the ledger. Mir. J. E Conard, like his brother A. M, is a pioneer of the golden west, having resided in Cali fornia many years.
 John Writer of Tucson and Mr. Bruce, who are interested in the Boston Mexican Mining Company own ing the Espirito mines in the Mag dalena district. about forty miles east of Magdalena, Sonora, of which Henry Stewart of Nogales, is watchman. are guests at the Montezuma hotel, having arrived Wednesday evening. Many friend of Henry Stewart in Nogales and throu ghout Arizona and northern Sonora where he is we'll and favorably known, will be pleased to learn that he has not been killed by the Yaquis Indians Neither has the store at Nina EspIrito been robbed. Mir. Writer does not believe the Indians will molest Americans, as Messrs. Bruce and William Walker of Tucson, on their way from the mine to Cerro Prieto, passed along the road travelled by the band of Yaquis that murdered twelve Mexicans at the Dolores ranch, and the Indians had every possible chance to ambush the Americans. had they so desired. Bruce and Walker viewed the dead bodies of the twelve murdered Mexicans
 The northbound passenger train yes- terday morning was nearly four hours late leaving Nogales, on account of the train from the south being late. owing to the fact that Colonel W. O. Greene's big private car Verde" was attached to it and the crawl to the Summit south of Nogales. was only made by a ''scratch." Colonel Greene and his father iu-lAw, MT. Frank Proctor. had been to Hermosillo on 14l