The border vidette., 1907-11-16

J ] given by the young gentlemen of No
 American side of the international line, were we'll attended and as usual.
 every body reports having had a pleas l ant time.
 Tuesday James Reagan was in the
 city from Patagonia. He reported thing gs
 very quiet. at that place owing to | the suspension of work at many of the mining camps in that section. The
 Mansfield and others camps have stopped work for the present and as a result many men are out of employ ment.
 A. l.. Cane, the young mining man who for long time has been mining out Tn the Salero mining district, thIs county, is in town, having arrived Thursday night. Mir. Cane's home is in Califo mia, but for several years he has made Nogales his headquarters, operating mining property in this section.
 Attorney A. Orfla, one of the best known, most successful criminal law yers in the south west, was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week, hay ing recently returned to Arizona from California where he has an eleg ant home. MT. Ortila is very popular in this section where he has a wide circle of friends.
 Wednesday Mrs. J. w. Luddington, 6 wealthy San Francisco lady who is operating mines in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, was in Nogales on her way to San Francisco from the south. The lady travelled in a private car and was accompanied by a number of friends, some of whom are interested with her financially.
 M. B. King, an English mining engineer. Is visitor in the city, being a guest at the Arizona House. The in some of the largest mining fields in Pasadena, California. From here he sional business.
 Tom Gittins and J. w. Williamson, two practical mine and mill men, who have been working in the Harshaw district. arrived in the city Thursday night. They say the only mining property now working in the Harshaw district is the Worlds Fair mine, the wonderful silver-lead-g producer owned by MT. and Mrs. Frank Powers
 John w. Writer and Edward H. Cook, members of the Occidental Com. pany of Tucson, are visitor in the city. Messrs. Writer and Cook are here on mining business. Both are experienced mining men and if you desire infor- nation regarding Mexico they are the people to consult. Their address is P. O. Box 7S7, Tucson, Arizona.
 George Morris, who with Cris Will son and Arthur Moody own two groups of gold claims 8 short distance from Nogales. in Santa Cruz county, spent yesterday and last ight in town, re- turning to camp this morning. George said he and his partners expected soon to make a deal with California parties for their Big Lead group. which will put them all on "Easy street." Here's hoping.
 Watt Gittins, the mine superinten- dent, has gone out to the Promontorio mines, of which MT. l.. Ephraim, of this city, is the principal owner. Watt Gittins is one of the best practical miners in the country; he been in charge of the Promontorio several times during the past dozen years and has thorough knowledge of the old producer from which fortunes have been made
 Next week Harry Simpson will open his new bath rooms between Singer Sewing Machine Kelley's and The Monte Carlo. Harry will have four baths which will be kept in first class condition at all times during the day and night. Ho says he proposes to give the place his personal attention and guarantees satisfaction to all. He will charge 8 cents for one bath, or $l % for four.
 J. NJ. F. Burkman, the Magdalena. Sonora, mining engineer. is in the city, having returned Thursday night from Tucson. where he had been on private business Mir. Burkman has in contemplation visit to the Alamos district in Sonora on professional busi- ness. The gentleman is a past master good fellow, and we take pleasure in recommending him to the kind mercies of our friends in that section.
 Frank Durham, with Grant Broth CTS, the railroad builders, who has been in Nogales since the first construction work began on the Nogales- Cananea branch of the Oananea, Yaqui River r. kl