The border vidette., 1907-03-09

ed Santa Cruz for the purpose of in vestigating the reported small po' cases, states officially that there i absolutely no truth in the report. Dr Purdy was accompanied by Supervisor Burgoon.
 A R. Oster, superintendent of the Sonora railway, arrived last even ing from the south in his private car being accompanied Dy MT. Ed. Connor his private secretary. Mr. Oster is spending the day in Nogales on com pany business.
 George M Kerr, of Stratford, Texas, who is interested in Sonora mining g property, is in the city on business connected with his mining property, having arrived last night from the In the real estate business.
 Frank Turner, scholar, traveller and mine owner, has been in the city a couple of days. The gentleman re- gently arrived from the far north west, where he had Eeen on mining business. He also owns valuable mining pro- perty situated in the state of Sonora. 1 Mir. P. J. Mcintyre, the we'll known mine superintendent, is again home after spending several months in the east on mining business. Mr. Me Intyre and his associates have a num- Der of good mining properties situated in this county. short distance from | Nogales. i
 Bradshaw's Diorama picture at traction at Ramirez I heater last ight drew O large audience. Tonight and | tomorrow night exhibitions will be given with an entire change of pro gram. The entertainment is pleasing and instructive, and we'll worth the price of admission.
 Attorney Frank P Benjamin, of Scranton, Pa., treasurer of the Rich field Mining Company, has returned from a second visit to the properties of his company, situated out in the district of Ures, Sonora, Mexico, bein g accompanied by H. Gordon Glore, consulting engineer for the company. MT. Benjamin Is guest at the Mon- tezuma. hotel.
 Captain Allen Mcintyre, uncle of Messrs. John and James McIntre, our worthy townsmen, arrived in the city las t night from the east and will sojourn here month or so. The captain is largely interested in Nogales real estate and is we'll and favorably known here, where he resided many years ago. He is the owner of a number of fine large steam ships.
 Mir. l.. Ephraim has returned from the Promontorio mines Tn which he is largely interested financially. He re- ports work progressing in very satisfactory manner, and says the mine looks better than ever. In years past it made the gentleman snug fortune and we hope all who are ir- ter ested in the old divfdendpayer will receive handsome returns on their in vestment.
 The Arizona Sonora Manufacturing g Compan of this city, has the best equipped plant on the Pacific coast, and the large volume of business being transacted is guarantee that the workmanship and prices are right. If you are in need of mining machinery write Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of this city, who are the company's agents, for quotations. You will certainly save time and money.
 T. B. Wilde, the mining engineer. who is manager of the Goddard Syndicate, operating splendid gold prospects in the Gro Blanco mining z district, under working bond, has this week been transacting company bus mess in the city, where his company's business office Is located Mir. Wilde is practical mining man of long ex- perience in many mining districts throughout Colorado and the south west
 MT. Albert M. Crane, a prominent fnancier of Pittsburg, Pa, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, having arriv ed from the east two weeks a go with a number of friends who are here on mining business. Mir. Crane is greatly pleased with Nogales and her hospit- able people. and says if Mrs. Crane were here he would proIong his visit 1 indefinitely. We hope Mir. Cranes visit here will prove profitable as well as pleasant.
 MT. Reagan, chief engineer of the Cananea- Nogales branch of the Ga nanea, Yequi River & Pacific rail- road, was a visitor here the forepart of the week, being accompanied by his wife, a most charming lady who spends considerable time in the field with her husband and their children. There