The border vidette., 1907-11-09
Superintendent AR Oster of the

superintendent A. l. O3ter or tht Sonora and Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroads, went south Thursday J morning in his travelling home. Fran cisco. Mir. Oster was accompanied by Engeneers Small and Jack O. Brien, and Messrs B. Began and Frank Murphy, of Tucson, who are on their way to the Alamos mining district, Sonora, on mining business.
 MT. Dennis Conghlin, the we'll known successful Washington Camp mining man, spent yesterday in town from that camp. Dennis has resided in this county many years and during the past dozen years has made a mum Der of important mining deals. He is now taking life easy as a result and has time to visit with old friends and acquaintances. He has abundant faith in his section.
 See E. J. Pellegrin's new adv. in this issue. Besides John Eaves, whom we have known many years, and take pleasure in recommending to our friends, MT. Pellegrin has with him an experienced optician. MT. G. F. | Steele, a graduate of the Northern Illinois College. Read Mr. Pellegrin's ad. and if there is anything in his line you need, give him a call. He'll sure treat you right.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Oompany's branch stores in Nogales and in the state of Sonora, has this week visited Cananea for the purpose of inspecting his conpany's 8 business at that place. Under Mir Van Mourick's management the So- nora News Coppany's business at thls place has increased greatly and is to- day one of the best known business houses on the border.
 Harry Simpson, proprietor of. the Monte Carlo restaurant and merchants lunch counter, is establishing num- Der of public bath tubs in the room between the Monte Carlo saloon and will give the bathes his personal at tention. Hot and cold bathes can be had at all hours of the day and night at rasonable prices. The place will open to the public next week.
 Mrs. A. l.. Lewis. the only dau ght- CT of Mir. R. w. Thomas. proprietor of The Palace. accompanied by her little son, arrived in the city last night to enjoy visit with Mir. Thomas and his estimable wife. Mrs. Lewis comes from San Marcos, Texas, where her father resided many years before com ing to Nogales. The lady is an ac- complished musician and she and her little boy are dearly loved by Grandpa Ruff and his better three fourths.
 O. D. Heaton of New York, is kAx.1 recently graduated from one of New York's excellent colleges and is here for the purpose of studying the min eral conditions in this section. He is guest of MT. Isaac G. King, owner of several groups of most excellent claims in this county, a short distance northeast of Nogales MT. Heaton is a most pleasant, affable young gentle men, who. like the majority of natives of the great state of New York, makes himself at home wherever he takes off his hat; as a result he makes friends readily and likes this section very much.
 The appointment of T. A. Cox, the mine manager, to represent Santa Cruz county as one of the delegates to the American Mining Congress at Joplin, Missouri, next week. commenc ing on Monday and continuing through out the week, to fill the vacancy caus- ed by the resignation of Colonel George W. Grove, who was unable to attend, was a happy selection by the Board of Trade. MT. Cox is general manager of the Arizona Pittsburg Mining &c Smelling Company. operating mines near Patagonia. He has the welfare of Santa Cruz county at heart, and with Marshall P. Wright, who also has credentials from the Board, will ably represent this section of one of the best mining countries on earth.
 Right of Way Jordan of the No gales Oananea branch of the O. Y. R &, P. R. R., returned Wednesday after noon from five days trip over the line of the new road, going as far as C4nanea. MT Jordan reports having had a most pleasant and successful trip. being treated royalty by land owners all along the line of the new road which will be constructed a. rapidly as possible. All the land owners between Nogales and Cananea realize the great benefits of the rail- road, and each and everyone is inn patiently awaiting its completion. MT. Jordan was accompanied by MT. Poyzer. the Los Angeles mining man, who expressed himself as delighted ,,,;tb tba hoork;F,,l o<,,nt.,, tb.o,oh