The border vidette., 1907-02-16

building contractor or thlS city, cel6-
 brated his sixty-seventh birthday. We
 extend hearty congratulations to our
 happy lucky friend. May he live
 long and prosper, as he so richly
 des erves.
 Attent ton is called to the advertis-
 ment of Cumming & Mcintyre, the
 real estate and insurance agents,
 whose pleasant offices are on Morley
 avenue. The gentlemen are honor
 able. wide awake business men of the
 highest order. and by fair dealing are
 doing splendid business. TIE VIDET-
 TIE takes pleasure in recommending
 this firm to all who desire a home on
 easy terms They will also buy or
 sell you mines, cattle and ranches, or
 insure your life and property.
 N. J. Purcell, of Washington, D.
 O., and w. R. Moore, of Kansas City,
 Mo, general manager and secretary,
 respectively of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company, have been in
 the city couple of days. Next week there will be a meeting of the board of directors of the company in this city.
 Last night the gentlemen went to | Magdalena on company business. They
 will later visit their splendid gold pro perties in the Magdalena district; ex- tensive, proftab ble development work has been in progress for some time under the direction of Manager Pur- cell.
 MT A. Gettelman, the wealthy !. Milwaukee breweryman, uncle of Mir. and Mrs. William Schuckmann, was a stopover visitor here the forepart of the week on his way to Hermosillo, where he went on a combined business and pleasure trip. MT. Getteiman and a number of Milwaukee financiers have for many years been interested In valuable mining properties situated in the state of Sonora, and it is on business connected with these that the gentleman has from time to time visited the beautiful capital city. with it's delightful winter climate, which every year attracts many people from the cold north.
 Manuel Ramirez, brother of Eduar- do Ramirez, the well known customs broker, has returned home from Her mosillo, where he had been several months. Manuel says he always had a great liking for the United States, and will in future make his permanent home here. It is said his brother c. Ramirez, and his brother-in-law, l. | Bartning, who have for some months | been detained at the capital city, 1 could have also returned the same day | Manuel came, but decided to remain | and complete their business affairs, before doing so. All of Manuers | friends are glad to see him, and hope | he'll remain indefinitely.
 At Tuesdays meeting of the direc tors of the Nogales Building & Loan Association, Captain Charles E Per kins was elected to the responsible position of secretary. There were a number of applicants for the secret aryship. Captain Perkins is thorough ly competent to fill the important | position, and his selection gives gen eral satisfaction to the members of association, which under the splendid direction of Secretary R. D. George, (resigned) has become one of the strongest and best of it's kind in the territory. The thirteenth annual re- port, showing the financial condition of the association. at the close of business ending January 31st, 1907, appears on the fourth page. Read it.
 MT. John Maloney, the millman, who for many years resided in Nogol es with family, now a resident of Los Angeles, California, was s stopover visitor here the forepart of the week on his way north from Sonora. where he had accompanied a, Los Angeles capitalist to inspect mining property in which the gentleman was interested financially. Mir. Maloney said all his folks were well and happy, the chil- dren attending one of the splendid Los Angeles schools Michael Maloney, the gentleman's brother, is at present in the City of Los Angeles, but may shortly return here to look after his Santa Cruz county mining property. The Maloney brothers operated in the Gro Blanco district many years ago; they are we'll and favorably known throughout this county.
 R. D George, the retiring secretary of the Negales Building & Loan As sociation, desires THE BORDER VIDETTE to thank those who have so ably. during nearly the dozen years he has been secretary of the association, as sisted him in bringing the same up to it's present high standard. He says the association never was in such a fine condition as at the present time. dOii d I,oC |