The border vidette., 1907-11-02
Tts 8nrder Yidette.
NOVEMBER 2. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

| rest at Arizona's famous Fort Thomas Hot Springs.
 Ed. Noon, the clever young mining engineer, who with his family now resides here. is at home with his family after an extended business trip on mining business.
 I Marshall Moore and his assistants are making Undesirable" citizens hard to catch From now on Nogales will be poor stopping point for box car tourists who do not care to work.
 Howell Jordan, right of way agent. left this morning for Cananea. going over the proposed line of the Nogales- Cananea line. He was accompanied | by P. l.. Poyzer of Los Angeles.
 There is big lot of mining snachin. | cry in the Nogales yards for mines near Alamos, Sonora. It was man. ufactured by the Arizona Sonora Man ufacturing Company, of Nogales, Ari- zona.
 Ranger Jeff Kidder has been in from the hills couple of days this week, having come in to meet Lieuten ant Old. Kidder Is doing splendid work, and is one of the best in the service.
 Garland Coffey has sold his interest in the Nogales Wood Yard to MT. Thomas Bayze, who will in future con- duct same. Anyone desiring wood on i short notice is requested to telephone Mir. Bayze.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., went to Hermosillo last Wednesday to visit Mrs. Mascarenas and the children, who are enjoying a visit there with the | lady's parents. He returned to Mo- gales Thursday.
 Last evening Mrs. Frrnk J. Daffy returned from a weeks visit at Tomb stone, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy Mcintyre. Mir. Mcintyre is day hoisting engineer at the Tombstone Consolidated Mining Company's big ten hundred foot shaft. Our old friend Madison Risinger has agaIn remembered us with bouquet of beautiful flowers from his home place in this city. Madison has for many years known our fondness | for flowers. especially yellow ones. May the very best of everything be l his.
 The many friends of P. J. Me
 
 very i'll at his home in this city, will ing. and it is hoped, will shortly be about again, thanks to careful nursing and good medical attention. Harry Renshaw and O. A. Bankerd, spent yesterday in the city from Du- quesne, where mining operations are now at standstill. The gentlemen who hold important positions with the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, say they will take a we'll earned vacation.
 Mrs. D. 3urford, sister of H. B. l Grace. the new Nogales station agent accompanied by her son MT. Frank Burford. has arrived in the city from Weimer, Texas, and may possibly re- main here permanently. At present Frank and his mother are guests at the pleasant home of his uncle and aunt.
 P. l.. Poyzer and Charley P. Mason, two Los. Angeles mining men, are visiting Nogales, with 2 view of be- coming interested in Santa Cruz coun- ty mining property. Both are ex- perienced mining men who know a SOOo HUI tdOJ oOO AVs 41OHO they'll find something that looks good to them.
 William Geoghegan, the man who sells Benhur coffee and teas, was in terviewing our grocerymen this week. Mir. Geoghegan formerly resided in Nogales, where he is we'll known and has many friends He and his father many years ago resided at Salero, this county, where his father engaged in mining.
 Yesterday A. M. Conard, president of the Sonora Copper Company. was business visitor here from camp, where everything is moving along in a very satisfactory manner. The future of the company's mines is now assured, a large lot of excellent silver-lead ore containing fair values in gold, being piled up ready for shipment.
 Attorney Parker of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, with headquarters in Tucson, was busi- ness visitor in Nogales several days this week. being a guest at the Mon tezuma hotel Mir. Parker is also in terested in the South western Commer- cial Company, the main store of which is at Navojoa, Sonora, Mexico.
 A party of prominent Southern Pa cific railroad officials, mebbers of the LN