The border vidette., 1907-08-17

l Gray, sister of Mrs. Ed. Burton and from Needles, California, where Mir. Gray is engaged in railroad work. She is accompanied by her two daughters, Misses Bila and Mona. They will visit month here with relatives.
 Alberto Mascarenas, of Banco the Sonora, is on the sick list and will leave in a couple of days for the Pacific coast to consult specialists, be- ing accompanied by his wife and sister Mrs. l.. E. Fleischer. Mir. | Mascarenas has been suffering with i kidney troubles for a month or so, but has continued to perform his duties in tue local bank. However, his condi- ! ton has recently become SO serious physicians have advised change of climate. The gentleman's many friends and patrons of the bank hope for his speedy recovery. During his absence Cashier William Randall will | direct the affairs of the local branch Associated Press dispatches from the City of NJ exico, dated August 10th, | announce the arrival there of Vice President Ramon Corral and party who have been visiting Tn Sonora, the vice presidents birth place. Among the distinguished citizens of the Oapit al City who met the party, was Captain L. w. Mix, of this city, brother of James Mix, the veteran United States offi;ial. who is inspector in charge of the U. s customs guards at this port Captain Mix is one of Nogales' pioneer citizens. having for many years been identified with the city's growth. His many friends here will be pleased to know he is identified with Mexico's social and commercial enterprises.
 Last Sunday at Nacozari, Sonora, Mexico, where she had been visiting his relatives for some time past, Mss Antonia B. Chapin, eldest daughter of Mrs. Judge M. M. Trickey, died after d short illness The sad news of the young lady's sudden untimely passing was received in Nogales early this week by Judge Frank J. Duffy. The au SC of her death was not given. Miss Antonia was most lovable girl. and her death will be terrible loss to her family and a wide circle of friends throughout Santa Cruz county. She was about eighteen years of age. To he sorro wing family, THE VIDETTE extends heartfelt sympathy. Mrs. Trickey was with her daughter when the end came.
 Patt R. Sullivan, ex secretary of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, is back from Alamos, Sonora, where he has been since leav- ing Nogales. Patt states that Ala mos is about the best place he has struck in long time, and just as soon as the warm season is over he will re turn to that interesting city, formerly the capital of Sonora. The railroad is building rapidly toward Alamos and 1t Is expected that trains will be running into that ancient pueblo sometime in October. Patt says the only mines that are doing much there now are the Quintera and the Zambona, two of the great silver-copper bonanzas of that district, the latter heinz at Minas Nuevas. Mir. Sullivan is in love with the old capital city, and may decide to locate there permanently. His friends are glad to see him back to Nogales. Last Sunday while enjoying an out 0hC ms Harry A. Peltan, the well known No gales painter, accidentally shot and killed himself with a shotgun which he was carrying loaded in his wagon. It is said that the unfortunate man was shot twice with the gun which was cooked when the wagon struck a rock, discharging both barrels, one | load of shot striking hIm in the head, the other entering hIs side as he fell l dying from the wagon. The funeral 1 was held Monday afternoon from the | family residence near the cemetery, a large number of friends of deceased l being present. Judge Eb. Williams who short time ago promised the l dead painter to "say a few words at his grave in case anything happened to him." delivered 6 short appropriate 1 address at the grave which was greatly appreciated by those present. A wife and number of small step children are left to mourn Harry Peltan's sud- den tragic death. He was a diamond in the rough and will be missed by a large circle of friends.
 Manager N. J. Purcell of the Bue- ma Fortuna Gold Mining Company, accompanied oy Mir. F. F. Cranz. the well known geologist, has gone down to the company's property in the Pinto mountains, Sonora, to inspect | the recent new mineral discoveries