The border vidette., 1907-12-21

ing mines in the Magdalena district, accompanied by his family arrived in the city "Wednesday evening for few days visit. Mir. Wanless reports operations at his company's mines progressing in very satisfactory manner, but is not very enthu-iastIc over the fact that Yaquis have enter = ed the Magdalena district which here tofore has been free from bad Indians.
 L1st Sunday at Guaymas. the Em- palme team which the Sunday be fore was b,dly beaten by the Nogales nine, defeated the Hermosillo cham pions by score of 6 to 1. Our Billy Barnett, Edmunds and Corr. three star players of the national game, helped Empalme do the trick in "rag time" Fans who witnessed last Sun days game say it sure was worth the money. It is now up to Noeales to go after the hide of the Capital City team
 Dennis Couglin has been in the city several days from Washington Camp where he has number of good mining properties. MT. Couglin Is one of the pioneers of the Washington mining district. where during the past several years he developed and sold number of good mining properties to the West | inghouse interests, which have for several years been purchasing mines in the Duquesne and Washin gton dIs- tricts. We hope some day to see Dennis in the millionaire class.
 MT. Frank Powers. of tke great | Worlds Fair silver bonanza near Harshaw, this county, accompanied by 1 Mrs Powers and their only child, most charming little miss. have been in the city a couple of days this week, from the Worlds Fair, which is known throu ghout the United States. as Powers Bank. The Fair is one of the few mines now operating in this section, work on many of the others having been suspended On account of the slump in the eastern money | market.
 Tuesday night Mrs. l.. B. Fleischer, wife of the president of Boston Store, Incorporated, of Nogales, Arizona, and of the American Clothing Company of Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. accom- panied by the children and the lady's mother Mrs NJ. Mascareiias, returned from Los Angeles. California, where they spent the summer months for 
 which has been fully restored A wide circle of friends of the family, here and in Sonora, join us in well coming them home.
 HE VIDETTE is informed by Mir. Manuel Pesqueira, son of Don lgnacio Pesqueira, owner of La Mejla mines out near Planchas de Plata, in Sonora, that we were mistaken last week when we stated that Harry J. Karnes. of Goldfelds, Nevada, and J. T. McDon- aid, of Gro Blanco, this county, had purchased the La Mejia mining prop critics. The gentlemen, according to young Mir. Pesqueira, have an optional working bond on a portion of the prop erty but expect to purchase the prop erty later if it shows up as well as they expect
 Mr. Joseph Carbon. one of our pioneer citizens who has resided in this section since 1882. during which time he has engaged in the business of raising stock, returned Thursday night from the state of Washington where he has been the past six weeks enjoy ing a visit with old friends and re- la.ives. Joe says during his entire | trip in the norlh he only got an occa- sionaI ghnpse of the sun, it having rained almost continually. He stated that it only took him short time to get enough of ''good thing" and he is glad to get home.
 Fred. w. Hayne. of Rucker Canyon. Cochise county, this territory, where he has a fine ranch home, who a number of years ago resided in Noga- les when he represented the United States government as assayer at this port, has again pleasantly remembered his Nogales friends by sending them mistIeteo, with his Christmas greet ings. Fred is one of the most loyal friends any man ever had and his goodness and kindness of heart will ever be pleasantly remembered bv his Nogales friends all of whom join ua in wishing him a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
 John Wakefield, manager of the B. & A. Mining Company, operating a number of producing mines in the Huachucas, was business visitor in Nogales this week. having come over from Cananea. Mir Wakefield was slightly disfgured- fna ancially-in the failure of the First National Bank of Butte, Montana, but says he and his partner are still in the ring, and on top. Takes more than a slump in copper to down hustler like MT. Wake6eld From here he went to the