The border vidette., 1907-02-02

Crawford street and Terrace avenue. ; Thursday morning two husky miner
 created considerable excitement ol
 Morley avenue by engag ging in a rough and-tumble fight. Sheriff Saxon witl
 Deputy Holland and doz.n citizens
 after onsiderabl effort, succeeded 1T
 pulling the men apart, loaded then
 onto a wagon and hauled them to jail
 Monday Trainmaster w. O. Budgt q of the Sonora railway, was here iron EGuaymas on off :ial business Mir
 -Budge is one of Arizonas veteran
 railroad men. He is well and favor
 ably known all over the territory especially in Phoenix, where he and
 Mrs. Budge resided many years, dur
 ing the time he was passenger con-
 ductor on the road between Maricopa
 and the capital city.
 w.. E. Deity. the consulting mining engineer, and manager of the Juarez | Gold Mining Company, and Eugene Snyder; and: Robert MacKinnon, of Utica, New York, officers of the Jua- | reg company, have arrived here from the mines in the Altar district, Sono ra, where they yhave been a couple of | months. The gentlemen are en route to Phoenix to attend the annual meet ing of the company's stockholders.
 John Henderson, the mine manager. writes from Fl Gro, the property of Compaflia Minera Porvenir de Sonora. s. A, that every thing is about ready to start up the Zig mill and cyanide plant, the installation of kew machin, cry being pushed with all possible speed. Manager. Henderson is on the ground personally experimenting the work. The Coast Line Copper Com pahy owns Compaiiia Minera Porvenir de Sonora. 'E'-
 Joe Faymonville, the fire insurance agent, who looks after the clerical end of the American Clothing Company's business, has returned from San Fran cisco, where he accompanied the re- mains of Roy Faymonville. his young nephew who died recently at Hermo- sillo from typhoid fever. In San Fran cisco and Los Angeles, Mir. Faymon- vile, was royalty entertained by old friends, whose kindness will not soon be forgotten.
 Mir. John Callahan returned home Wednesday night from Beaumont, Texas, his old home, where he went month ago with Mrs. Callahan and Miss Golding. John says his trip was one continuous round of pleasure, unalloy- ed. Mrs. Callahan and Goldiug re- mained with Mr. Calahan's parents They will return to Nosales later in the season, when they will be accom- panied by MT. Calahan's father, who comes for visit.
 Mr. M. E. Hepwoods many friends here and along the line of the: Sonora railroad, will be sorry to learn that he has resigned the position of passenger conductor. MT. sHopwood is interested in large gold placer property in the state of Sonora which will now receive his personal attention. At'present he is out on the line of the Cananea, Va qui River &Pacifc railroad enjoying well-earned rest, and incidentally sup plying his friends with feathered game, which are very plentiful in that section.
 Messrs Sam Barkley and John Beck, two of the best known horsemen in the territory, have been in the. city all week with bunch of handsome, fine bred horses, which they brou ght down from; Tucson to sell, to, local lovers of prize winners. One of the bunch handsome black mare took first prize 'arsthe Territorial Fair, hay ing been ridden by Mir. Barkley's Il year-old daughter The price ask ed for her is only $500 The animal is certainly a beauty anG we hope she'll stay ln Nogales.
 G B. Gillette. the we'll known pas senger conductor of the Sonora rail way, after short visit in Kentucky. with friends and relatives, arrived in NogaIes Tuesday nigth from. Louis vile, with his wife and theIr six months' old baby glri, and will spend the summer here. Just as soon as Mir. Gillette can get the wife and baby comfortably located he will resume his run on the south end He is an ex- perienced -railroader whose friends are numerous throughout the south and southwest. TIE VIDETTE is glad to see him back.
 Julius Kunde whose fine ranch Is located in the foothills of the Hua- chuca mountains, this county, was a business visitor at the county seat Wednesday of this week, departing for home Thursday morning. The gentleman said ranch and stock con- ditions for the year 1907, never look ed better, and 1907 bids fair to be a