The border vidette., 1907-08-31

past he has made NoSales hl5 head quarters.
 Read the report of the condition of The First National Bank of Nogales, in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE As usual the big financial institution continues Tn most fOurishlng con- dition, and shows the community in n | excelle mt shape, financially. Judge E A. Hayes. lawyer. news paper writer, etc., .after several days in this section Tn the interest of Mines and Mines, has departed for Gold Field, Nevada. The judge resided here a short time, coming here from New York We ish him good luck. Charley Phillips. manager of the Durazno Mining Go s mines formerly owned by cur old friend Pete Johnson of this city, has gone to Cananea, on business connected with the company. There is nothing the matter with the Durazno and we hope to sec the old gold producer come to the front.
 Mir. NJ. F. Moore, an experienced mining man, operating in the state of Sonora, a short distance from Santa Ana, has been here this week, and on Tuesday consulted with Mir. Ed. MaG- sey, Colonel Greene's Sonora repre- sentative. It is understood MT. Moore has something good up his sleeve.
 Thursday night L M Raines, man aser of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, A. NJ. Conard, President of the Sonora Copper Com pany, and N. J. Purcell, manager of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Com pany, arrived from their various camps in Sonora, on the delayed train.
 Fred. O. Emery. president ot La Go briza Mining Company, accompanied by his wife and little child came up from the mines near LIano the fore part of the week and registered at the Montezuma hotel. w. D. FredrIcks is now in charge of operations at La Go briza. Dollars to doughnuts he'll make good.
 Attorney Chas. O. Bustamante, formerly of Nogales now of Tucson where he is successfully engaged in the practice of law. was business visitor here the forepart of the week. The gentleman has many friends through out Santa Cruz county. All will be glad to learn he is prospering ex- ceedingly.
 Thursday evening John A. Me Donald and J. C.. Bartlett, of Patago mia, two mining men, returned from Magdalena. Sonora, where they had been on minirg business At present many Americans are becoming at tracted to the Magdalena mining district with view of getting hold of mineral claims.
 Willie Barnett, of this place, nov of Prescott where he is assistant cashier in the railroad office, writes to his father, w. J. B. Barnett, that he is getting along fine. Willie is one the best baseball twirlers in Arizona. During his present engagement with the Prescott team he only lost one out of six games. Here's strength to his right arm.
 Mir. G. B. Kelley, the efficient po- pular Singer Sewing Mach ne agent, accompanied by his bright little son, Master Harvey, left last week for Beeville, Texas, Mrs. Kelly's birth place, where Master Harvey will be placed in school. During Mir. Kelly's absence the business of the big sewing machine company has been well taken care of by Mrs. Kelly.
 This morning Manuel Mascarenas, Jr accompanied by Mrs. M. and two of the children. departed for Los Angeles for months pleasure trip. Mr. Mascarenas' brother Alberto. manager of Banco de Sonora, and sister Mrs l.. B. Feischer, who are sojourning in the City of Angeles, are reported as getting along nicely, hav- ing greatly improved in health since going there.
 Lawyer Trinidad Perea, one of the best known, most successful incorpora-- tion lawyers in the state of Sonora, has this week been here on legal bus mess. The gentleman's splendid knowledge of English makes him very acceptable to Americans doing bus mess in Sonora; as result he is greatly in demand and represents many companies operating in our neighbor state.
 Councilman Bert Cumming, mem Der of the firm of Cumming & Me Intyre, has for couple of days past been able to assist in the active man agement of the Stock Exchange on Morley Avenue. Bert has had a most strenous time of it recently, and says if any man says there is any real, or fancied eniovment nursino stmumDs' ''