The border vidette., 1907-06-15
According to Census Marshal O. A.

1 ing the school census for Nogales Arizona. there are SO9 children here of school age, 394 of which are boys and 4l4 girls. This is an increase of nearly seventy over the census taken last year by Mir. Gildea, whose work this year, the same as last, has been care full and thorough.
 Mr. Bracey Curtis, president of the "Bachelors' Olub," on "Wednesday evening entertained a number of friends at dinner, at the Clubs hand some new home, recently purchased by Mir. Curtis from Mir. Dan Hagan. ''The Bachelors" are not selfish, and when they meet poor. homeless Summer Widower," lonely and hungry, they ''invite him up."
 The Gould Boulder Mining Go. has nearly disposed of all of their ten cent stock, some 5000 shares, the proceeds of which has been spent in cross cutt- ing and drifting on the 200 foot level. Up to June 6 there were ll2 feet of work done in the cross cut and IA feet of drift on the vein towards tine con- tact. Development work is being pushed with three shifts.-Star. 
 w. D. Fredricks is in the city from Magdalena, Sonora, where he has a responsible position with the "La Cobriza Mining Company" Mrs. Fredricks and the children who have been enjoying couple of weeks visit at "the garden city" returned home with Mir. Fredricks. Besides being a | first class bookkeeper, Fred. is 8 prac- tical miner of many years experience.
 Monday Tom Hamilton, who is min ing in the Magdalena district, Sonora, came up from the south and continued on to Los Angeles where he went on business connected with a big company being organized by himself and as sociates. Ills brother Arthur, who a short time ago disposed of a good property situated in Sonora, also makes his headquarters at Magdalena.
 Tom Bentley is again in the city after several months absence at Cana nea, Sonora. Tom Bentley has for a long time been considered one of the best practical mine superintendents in southern Arizona and Sonora. For a number of years Tom was one of the sbigs ones" at Minas Prietas. During his absence from Nogales on business, Mrs. Bentley and the children made this their home.
 R. R Richardson, the millionaire Patagonia merchant and mining man. received $1O.OOO as partial ayment t for the Hardshell- Flux group of mines Mir Richardson, who is spending sever al days in Tucson, has purchased the Patagonia hotel. The consideration was $5O0O The hotel is modern, and in addition to the buildings and furnishings, five lots on the Patagonia townsite were included in the deal.- Star.
 John s. Hearst, formerly of Noga- les, but for number of years station ed at Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico, l passed south fast Saturday night from | Douglas, Arizona, where he had been visiting hIs family. It is said that Mir Hearst recently sold the Santa Bibia- na mine. situated in the MagdaIena district, Sonora, to San Diego parties for S2O,OOO, of which he received $12,OOO, gold. His friends here con gratulate him upon his good fortune
 Hon. Bo J. Whiteside is in receir of an invitation to attend the unve;! ing of the Equestrian Statute. erected in the city of Prescott, by Arizona in honor of the lst. U. $. Voluntcei Cavalry and in memory of Captair William O. O'Neill and his Comrade of the Rough Riders. Mir. Whitesid regrets his inability to attend e"in: to tie fact that he has accepted thu invitation ot the citizens of Patagonia to be the Orator of the Day on tn 4th. of July.
 A. c. Bernard, manager or th' Greene Gold Mining Company's L' Brisca placer mines in the Magdaleni district, Sonora, is a guest at th Montezuma from Magdalena, where large lot Of supplies are now being re- ceived for the La Brisca where man. moth dredgers will shortly be installed under his supervision. A train-lo loao of lumber from Guaymas, is at Mag dalena and the machinery from tht east will soon arrive, when it is ex- pected large force of men will be put to work by MT. Bernard.
 George Morris, one of the owners o the San Joaquin group of splendio gold prospects north of Nogales g dozen miles, was visitor in the city Thursday for the purpose of purchas ing camp and mine supplies. George says he and hIs associates have done about four hundred feet of work or the property which is looking better