The border vidette., 1907-01-26
Tss 8nrder Yidette.
JANUARY 26. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

Arizona, IS now in Lower C.litornIa on mining business. going by way oi San Diego, California.
 Jake and Al Miller, two well kno WI Tucson business men were business visitors in Nogales Wednesday anc Thursday of this week.
 Harper Cunningham was a guest at the Montezuma hotel the forepart oi the week, having come in from the } mines to have tooth doctored.
 Mr. Joe Thompson, the young hoisting engineer, is here from Minas Prietas. Sonora, enjoying visit with his mother, Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
 James B. Mix, one of Uncle Sam's able customs guards, returned the fore part of the week from points in Cochise county. where he had been on government business.
 Coll. ctor of U. s. Customs M H. McCord has been greatly troubled with a sore eye. The genial colonel's his speedy, complete recovery. Last Sunday girl baby arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs Manuel Mascaref1as, Jr. Mother and little one reported doing nicely. THE VI DETTE extends hearty congratulations to the happy parents.
 MT. Tom Wood, travelling represen- tative of Wells Fargo Go. was here a couple of days this werk On official business He was accompanied by Mir. Colby who is also connected with the big express company.
 W. G. Bowman, agent for the Southern Pacific railroad company at this place, is very much under the weather. and may have to under go a surgical operation, in order to get re- lief. His friends hope not. :.
 Yesterday Manager Raines visited the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company Gro Fino mines, north of the city a few miles. A. same of exhibition st she Montez una hotel bar.
 Tomorrow night MT. and Mrs l John Callahan and their little daughter Golding. will return from Beaumont, Texas, where they have been enjoying visit with relatives and friends. Their hosty of friends will be pleas ed to zee them back.
 Tom Hamilton. the mining man, came up from Megdalena yesterday and left this morning for Tucson, where he will meet a number of pros pective investors, whe will accompany him to his properties in the Magdalena district with a view of becoming financially interested.
 The many friends of Mir. w.. D.. Eredericks, tine mine superintendent, will regret to learn of the death of his mother, Mrs. George Fredericks, which occurred at her home in San Francisco on Wednesday of this week. The good lady. at the me of her death was nearly eighty years of age.
 Mir. Emery. manager, of big com pany operating out from Ma gdalena, Sonora, was here couple of days on company business. His company arc doing great deal of work. Magda- lena is the headquarters of the com pany, but most of the camp and mine supplies are purchased in Nogales.
 Hoh. H. K. Chenoweth has this
 
 from Magdalena, where he is now making his headquarters, while operat ing a number of mining properties in that section, which are owned by him self and associates. MT. Chenoweth is one of the very lucky Sonora miners.
 Dennis Coughlin was here the first oi the week from Washington Camp, which place he says is taking on new life since the Duquesne Mining tG Reduction Company, began active operations there. Some time ago Dennis made nice turn thereby get ing possession of goodly sum of the filthy lucre."
 Charley Hood was a business visitor in town the forepart of the week, having come up from Sonora to meet a number of gentlemen who may pos sibly purchase his Sonora copper pro- perties. Wednesday the gentlemen left for the property. being accom- panied by Mir. Hood, whose friends in Nogales hope he'll make a fortune. Hon. H. s. Stewart. general man ager of the Duquesne Mining & Reduc tion Company, was here the forepart of the week. MT. Stewart is one of the directors of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. He is taking an active interest in the affairs