The border vidette., 1907-04-20
CIR 8order a5idette.
APRIL 20. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

w. w. Thomas of Del Rio, Texas.
brother of r. w. Thomas of The
Palace, is here for short visit with
his brother and family.
Next month Mr.. A. NJ. Conard, the
ton of handsome stone residence on
his splendid Mob Hill lot.
Fifteen American carpenters; ten
American mill-men; three American
hoist engineers, and thirty Mexican
laborers are wanted by the Duquesne
Mining 81 Reduction Company.
Harry walthers is back from Hay
the benefit of his health. The gen.
tleman says the springs are all right
and recommends them to his friends
who are "foot- sore and weary"
Now is the time to have a good fit!
Call around at the Boston Store
Monday and have Mr. John S. Phelps,
travelling representative of Strauss
Brothers, Customs Tailors of Chicago,
take your measure for perfect fit. 1t
the city from Minas Prietas, Sonora.
The gentleman has accepted position
with the Duquesne Mining IL Re-
duction Company, and will go to
Washington in a few days to assume
his new duties.
Frank Turner, the mining man, is
in town from Sonora where he has
large valuable mining property. Mr..
Turner spends considerable of his time
at Douglas. He is also interested in
Cananea copper property. While In
the city he will be q guest au tue
Montezuma hotel.
Mr.. James Cashin, the big railroad
contractor, who with Grant Bros. are
building the Cananea, aqui River IL
Pacific railroad, was visitor in No
gales Thursday on his, way to the front
with a large consignment of fine
American mules, for use on the road.
Yesterday "Plenty" Cochran, James
Schultz, Albion Kennedy and George
Hayden, drove out to the river to
spend the day, hunting and feasting.
The boys report having a fine time,
and swear Chief Cook and Bottle
washer Cochran, is the best that ever
came down the pike.
E E. Bethel, of the Washington
Trading Company, visited Patagonia
the forepart of the week on company
business. Beth, as his friends love to
call him, is wide awake hustler. He
and his company are doing a good bus
mess, those having business to transact
with them always finding him ION the
square,"
George Weiland, who is operating
mining property owned by himself and
Hon. Theo. Gebler, near Patagonia,
was in from camp Wednesday
purchasing supplies. He reported
work progressing in a satisfactory
manner, strike of good ore having
recently been made. 1t is lead silver
proposition.
Work on Don Ramon Vasquez' big
new business block on the site of the
cold hotel" is progressing slowly On
account of lack of building material
When completed the structure will be
one of the largest and best of its kind
| in the line city. Fred Bowman the
building contractor, is superin
of construction.
E A. Mcfarland, chief engineer oil
the Randolph lines, was here Wednes-
day on his way to Tucson from Sono-
ra where he had been on railroad
business. Mr.. Mcfarland is one oil
the big engineers of the west; he made
Nogales his home when he was CHIEF
engineer of the Sonora railway. Every
body here like $ Mac.
Thomas Luketich of Hermosillo
owner of Morley avenue bushes:
property. spent Thursday in Nogales
having that morning arrived from
Hermosillo, where he has orchards
from which many of the oranges ship
ped to Canada and the United States
are raised. The crop this year i:
large and of a fine quality.
George Gross. the mine superinten-
dent, who now makes Nogales his
home, has been here several days from
his mines north of the city a few
miles. George says things out his
way are fourishing, shipping ore be
ing prod uced by himself and others
operating there. We are glad to an
nounce that George sis making good.'
Mr.. Ed. Noon. the mining engineer
accompanied by his family, has this
week been visiting in the city, with
his parents, DR. and Mrs. A. Ill. Noon
For number years Mr.. Noon has
been III the employ of the Mitchell
Mining Company as superintendent o.