The border vidette., 1907-02-02

MT. William McKibben, the capit- S alist who is largely interested in the l Ohio Mexican Mining Company, oi : which John Henderson of this place is general manager, Is a visitor here , from Pasadena, California.
 O. R Brown, formerly of this place, now of Los Angeles, where he and his family reside, has been spend ing week here on business Charley, who was bookkeeper for the Nogales Copper Company, now the Black
 Mountain Mining Company, says this
 section looks good to bina and he may
 decide to return here at no distant
 date.
 Amos Yaeger manager of the z im-
 bona Development Company, returned
 Thursday night from Los Angeles,
 ard continued on south to the mines
 near Alamos, Sonora. President w.
 s Cranz, who accompanied Mir. Yaeger
 to Los Angeles, remained in that city for short visit with his family; soon
 he too will return to the big silver bonanza.
 The many friends of James s. Red doch. formerly of this city, will be pleased to learn that recently he was promoted to the important position of Superintendent of the railway division between Monterrey and Tampico, in | Mexico. MT. Reddoch is brother of County Treasurer Arcus, Engineer Joe Reddoch, and Mrs. Lulu Wood Reddoch of Nogales. The gentleman is thorough railroad man, having climbed from the lowest round of the ladder to his present high position. THE VIDETTE extends hearty congra- tulations.
 Henry Levin, of Brady-Levin Com mission Company. was a very busy man Thursday directing the delivery on American soil of fifteen carloads of two and three-year old steers purchas- ed from Proto Bros. and Antonio | Martinez, for California buyers. The contract called for 1000 steers, but owing to recent rain storms, high | water, etc, the cowboys were unable | to round up and deliver about half | that amount for Thursdays shipment. | Another will be made later. The cat tie were in fairly good condition, and | were shipped to southern California pastures
 Wednesday John s. Hurst, accom- panied by Hon. J. 0. Mcknight, a mining promoter, formerly of Okla homa, HOW interested in mining in the | Magdalena district, Sonora, came up | from Magdaiena, where they make | their headquarters. The gentlemen | heve become interested in copper property which they have every reason to believe will develop into something very large. Mr. Mcknight is a lawyer of large practical experience and Mir. Hurst is an experienced mining man. Certainly this combination ought to ''get the money" TIE YIDETTE wishes !. them abundant success.
 Wednesday morning MT. and Mrs. A.W. Wood, Mrs Frank N. Cox, and Mrs. W. E Barnum, and Master Willis Barnum, arrived from Cerro Prieto, the big gold camp of the Black Mountain Mining Company. Mir. Wood, who is in charge of the com pan5 s pumps and pipes. is we'll known here, having for a long time been electrician at the Nogales Electric Light, Ice and Water Company's plant. Mrs. Cox is the fc of Superintendent Cox, and Mrs. Barnun the wife of Mir. Barnun, the cyanide man, the we'll known ex-Pullman con- ductor. On account of the high waters in the Magdalena work at the Cerro Prieto has been somewhat re- tarded recently, but when Mir. Wood left camp the mill 120 starnPs-was running at it's fullest capacity. Mir. G. G. Graham, the veteran popular railway station agent at Mag dalena. Sonora, Mexico, for the Sono- ra railroad company, is back from a three months pleasure trip to dear old Kentucky, the land of blue grass, beautiful woman and fine horses. George, who, blythe way, is a great lover of all field sports, says he enjoy ed number of hunting trips with old friends, all of whom are great wing shots Mrs. Graham, who accompani- ed him east, remained at Louisville, where in future the Grahams will make their home. Their many friends here Tn Sonora. will be pleased to learn that Mir. and Mrs Graham are enjoying splendid health Thursday night George left for Magdalens to resume his duties agent at that place. While here he entertained his friends with number of good stories, they never heard.
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