The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-13
NJ. v. Coughlin. of Washington

position in the Duquesne Mining and
Reduction Company's store. has re-
turned to the lively little camp, after
spending a week at the county seat az
a trial juror. The young gentleman,
who a short time ago arrived from
Indiana, is a nephew of Mr.. Dennis
Coughlin, the we'll known successful
mining man.
United States Marshal Ben.
Daniels, who makes his headquarters
in Tucson, was a visitor in the city a
couple of days this week on official
business. Ben looked fine and ex-
pressed himself as pleased to see his
old Nogales friends. The gentleman
claims this his official home, although
he has been away a couple of years.
Every body in Santa Cruz county likes
Marshal Daniels.
Colonel Colin Cameron, the rancher
and raiser of fine cattle and horses,
passed north this morning, going to
Tucson, where he now makes his home.
Colonel Cameron has in years past
done a great deal to bring the grade
of range cattle in this section, up to
its present high standard, and the
founder of Lochiel, now the property
of the Greene Cattle Company, is
entitled to much credit.
James Bent of the Rey del Orc
mines, in the Magdalena district, So
nora, is in the city, having come up
from camp to meet DIR. j. +. Nichol-
son, the company's local agent, who
for two weeks past, has been in
Chicago consulting with the directors
Sc 81 MI e., M,ll
pany, regarding the installation of
new machinery. Mr.. Bent will return
to camp tomorrow or Monday night.
CASTOR Ramirez, after three months
absence from the city, during which
time he visited many cities in Mexico
with the Levy System, Southern
Pacific advertisers, is home. Castor
says he had a splendid trip and saw
many new and interesting sights in
Mexico. He will now resume the
nanageme Mt of Ramirez Theatre and
will arrange to- bring q number of
good shows here during the summer.
Hon j. a. Harrison, chairman of
the board of supervisors, left this
morning for e. Paso, Texas, where he
had been called by wire. to the bed
side of hi. partner, Frank Stevens,
who is said to be near deaths door, as
result of blood poison, caused by an
operation. The gentleman's friends
throughout Santa Cruz county will
regret to learn of his serious condition.
Mr.. Harrison expects to return home
next Tuesday night.
Hon. George w. Atkinson, his two
SONS, Joe and Sam, Thomas d. CASA
mega, Joseph WISE Ralph McCorkle.
Harry s. Walker, and number of
other prominent citizens of Calabasas,
were very much in evidence in No
gales a couple of days this week. AL
on account of little water problem.
No blood was let. although there was
evidences of it on "the moon" The
good, law abiding citizens Of Gala basas
believe in thrashing their difficulties
out in court.
CASTOR Schwob. formerly of Mega
les now of Cananea, Sonora, was
visitor in Noeales last Sunday, having
come here from the great copper camp
on business connected with copper
mining property owned there by him
self and associates. Dear" CASTOR
says he is prospecting and safe on the
hi ia road to make a fortune. He is
devoting all his time to the uncertain,
but sometimes, profitable business of
mining. We wish the gentleman
great success.
DIR. George Goodfellow, the eminent
physician and surgeon, for many years
with the Southern Pacific railway, ia
a guest at the Montezuma hotel. DIR.
Goodfellow has recently been in poor
health, and came to sunny southern
Arizona, from California, to rest and
recuperate. The gentleman lived
many years in Tucson and is well and
favorably known 10y hundreds of people
in that place and Nogsles. He and
County Physician II. w. Purdy are
warm personal friends.
+ a. Mcfarland, chief engineer of
all the Randolph lines. is now out on
the line of the proposed railway bs-
tween Cananea and Nogales, personally
inspecting the line which everybody IN
this city hopes will be built to this
place. Engineer Mcfarland resided
here several years and has a kindly
feeling for US. We believe he will
deal fairly with US. and possibly give
Nogales shade the best of it If Mr..
Mcfarland can't find way into No
gales, then the jis's up, and we don't