The border vidette., 1907-08-10
Ths 8urder aidette.
AUGUST 10. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

gett, has returned to his home in Ohio.
 Manager Raines of the Columb bia Consolidated Mining Company, went into the country yesterday. to look at some mining property.
 Tom and Arthur Hamilton were here Monday from Magdalena, So- nora, where they make their head quarters. They have mining property near that place.
 J. U. Nanney, T. A. Cox. Judge T. T. Childers and Robert E Lee Wood, all of Patagonia, were business visitors at the county seat yesterday, return ing home this morning. Mir. Sam Leeker of the Fl Paso store, has expressed from the east 8 special lot of long white and black gloves. These are extra fine and will be sold for $l .65 per pair. 2t.
 John Mcintyre. the mining and civil engineer. went to Patagonia Mon day. He reports his mining near there looking good. Here's hoping he'll make million-then some. George Weiland was in from his splendid minnig property the first of the week. The folks came in with him and will remain. George says his property is sure a winner. Ray Smith has resigned his position at the Arcade, being succeeded by Dan Johnson, the veteran "mixer- dermist," who is well known and universally liked by verybody in Nogales. At the present time there are forty United States prisoners in the county jail, placed there by the immigration officers ers-twenty-nine of them are Mexican contract laborers, eleven are Chinamen.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs W. A. Glenn were at the Montezuma from the Morning Glory mine. this county, where regular monthly shipments of ore are being made by Messrs. Wilson x Brown. MT. Glenn is an experienc- ed miner.
 Thursday morning, early. a girl baby was born to the wife of Alfredo Sandoval, of the banking and broker age firm of P. Sandoval x Co.,. Noga- les Sonora. Both mother and child. according to Dr. H. w. Purdy, the attending physician, are doing nicely. We extend ngratulations.
 Joe o. Cheairs. president of the Alamos Copper Company, owning min ing property in the Alamos. Sonora mining district, returned Thursday night firm San Antonio, Texas, where he had been on business, The gentle man combined business ard pleasure hox ho1
 J. B Moore and Ed. Jones, the ex- perienced brick-makers. are busy night and day burning kiln of l75,O00 brick, for the local market. They will have no trouble disposing of their product at a good figure. MT. Jones is in personal charge of the work and is constantly found on the "firing line"
 During the electrical storm yesterday afternoon the fiagpole on top of Esca- lada Bros. store building was struck by lightning and instantly converted into kindling wood the size of tooth picks. Besides knocking loose a few chunks of masonry which were hurled to the street, DO damage was done. "Let the Lord Be Thankit"
 MrS. w llll0 m ScQuckmAnn ana daughter, Miss Elsa, departed Thurs day morning for Milwaukee. on months pleasure visit with relatives. Their many friends in Nogales wish them a safe journey, a pleasant trip and speedy return home. Both MT. and Mrs. Schuck mann resided in Mil waukee before coming to this city a number of years ago.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company's Nogales. Ari- zona, and branches in the state of So- nora, has this week been visiting the Cananea branch, which is reported as doing an enormous business. under Assistant Manager Ogden's super vision. During Mir. VanMourick's absence from Nogales. P. J. Munch was in charge of the company's local business.
 Pablo Elenes, the Mexican miner, stabbed twice last Tuesday night by Enrique Navarro, owner of a Nogales, Sonora menudo joint. because he re- fused to pay for a plate ot menudo, is getting along fine at the home of his brother-in- law, Rafael Urquides. The injuries were not as serious as at first reported and 1t Is now believed Elenes will recover. Navarro is in the No gales, Sonora city jail, incomunicado.
 MT. James Reagan, vice. resident nE