The border vidette., 1907-10-19

future home, MT. Elera being a pro-
 minent business man of that place.
 Agent Ranon Vasqu+z of The
 Monte Carlo, is having needed i'm = provements made on the building
 Mir. William Meaney ot the Monte Carlo. and E l. Ashley, his manager, extend a hearty welcome to their friends to drop in and make themselves at home.
 Last Sunday Manager Oster of the Western Union Telegraph Company's : local office. visited Benson, where he resided before coming to Nogales to take charge of the big company's No gales business Mir Oster is n brother of Superintendent Oster of the Sonora railway.
 John Rafael who for some time has been in charge of Roy x Titcomb's Guaymas branch, returned home last Sunday and is again working for the big firm at this plare. John is cap able and reliable and always "makes good His friends are pleased to see him home.
 The many friends of Albert Mora wetz, ex United States consul at No gales. Sonora, Mexico, will be pleased to learn of his recent promotion to the high position of inspecting consul general for Central and South Amer ica. At present MT. Morawetz is visit ing in New York city.
 M. P. Grady of Harshaw was in the line cities on Thursday last. NIT Grady for the past three years has been engaged in mining up in Yavapai County. He has a number of value ble claims in the Patagonias and has re- turned to do the assessment work on them for the present year.
 Tommy Gilroy, the famous baseball pitcher. who two years ago pitched for the Hermosillo team, has returned to Hermosillo to accept position with the capital city nine. Gilroy played sachusetts team one of the strongest aggregation of stars in the east.
 O. M. Thomson, one of Agent w. G. Bowman's efficient office force, after an extended visit at his old home in Kansas City, Mo-, returhed to No gales last evening, and has assumed responsible position in the Southern Pacific office. Just at this time MT Bowman is mighty glad to see MT. Thompson.
 Every spur, side track and all other tracks in the local railroad yards, on both sides of the line are crowded with flat and box cards loaded to their ut most, capacity with general merchan- disc, mining machinery and railroad material for the O. R. R. and Pacific A irl h.o oil hot he can attend to.
 Mir. Charley Rand had for several days past been a visitor in the Mag dalena. where he and his partners Bob Martin and Charley Bond. make their headquarters when not at the Key the Gro gold mines which are now being operated by the Tribune Mining Company, the main office of which is in Chicago.
 This morning MT. Bicknell and party, accompanied by Governor To- rres of Sonora, and a number of friends were northbound passengers, MT. Bicknell and party going to Tue son, and the governors party to Cana nea, Sonora. While here the dis tinguished gentlemen were warmly welcomed by number of friends.
 This morning MT. and Mrs. J. Sa- batter, of La Vile de Paris, and their little child. left for Paris, France, where they will enjoy years visit. During their absence from Nogales their business on Morley avenue will be conducted by Luis Justet, Marius Folcher and Dumazert Charles, who for some time past have been employ ed in Vile de Paris.
 JIic. Trinidad Perea, of Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico, was visitor in town this week on professional business. Mir. Perea is one of the most successful lawyers in the state of Sonora. He has a splendid knowledge of the Mex ican and American mining laws, and as a result enjoys large clientage on both sides of the international line.
 MT. Charley l. Fowler, who for some tisse past has been working for the United States government as a line rider. is back from Naco. Arizona, where he has been stationed recently. It is said that Mir. Fowler has resigned from the customs service to give his attention to private business. The gentleman owns a valuable country home a short distance from Nogales.
 This morning Contractor J. A. Cashion and Engineer Hardeway of the Nogales Cananea branch of the O. Y. R & P. drove out on the line. .TN NI- Al v-