The border vidette., 1908-08-22

Frank Fitch is up from the Tribune
 camp and will rema,n here indefinite
 ly. having severed his connection with
 the Tribune Gold Mining Company. | Mrs. Fitch, who has been spending the
 summer with relatives in the east,
 will shorting join her husband here.
 where they will make their home.
 "Wednesday Mir. and Mrs. James
 Reagan, of Patagonia, drove down to
 the county seat, bringing with them
 their little year old child which has
 been quite ill. The little one is being
 treated by Dr. Purdy, and is reported greatly improved. The Reagans are guests of Mir. and Mrs Lee Reagan.
 Charley Jones. the restaurant man,
 who is establishing eating houses on
 the new O., Y k. & P. Railroad. after several days here with his family, has gone to Ouliacan, Sinaloa. to formally open a modern. up to date railway eating house at that place. Charley
 is first class restaurant man; he will
 give the travelling public excellent service.
 Charley Smith, one of the veteran | locomotive engineers of the Sonora road, is driving the regular engine on | the Nogales Cananea branch, which runs daily between this place and Zo- rillo, the end of the line, distance of thirty eight miles. The new line IS doing fine passenger and freight business, according to Mir. Smith. Dad" Wamsley is the conductor.
 Thursday Dr. Ray Ferguson, of h. ho ,c 1o faI splendid mining properties near Pata- gonia. in the Santa Rita mountains, this county. went to Fatagonia, thence to the mines which are being ex- tensively developed by himself and associates. Messrs. Nell Mcdonald, August Yarick, John Leek and John Mcdonald. The property is said to be looking fine.
 Tuesday young Mexican was brought to the city from out on the Santa Cruz to have a doctor pick a number of bird shot from his anatomy. While attempting to appropriate nIce large water melon from another's patch, the young man was presented with the aforesaid shot. While the wounds were not fatal. they were mighty painful, and for several days he'll take his meals standing.
 Colonel George P. Moore, president of the Tribune Gold Minirg Company, arrived in the city Monday evening from California, and on "Wednesday morning continued south to the mines in the Ma edaleua district, being ac- companied by his son Hal, who came up to the border to meet his wife, just arrived from Chicago to enjoy visit at camp with her husband, who is in the employ of the big company.
 O. E. Gastry. superintendent of mines in the Santa Cruz copper dis trict, Sonora. came in from camp yes terday to purchase mine and camp supplies The district. in which a number of local people are largely in terested, is looking up in fine shape and Is attracting a great deal of at tention, now that connection with the outside world has been made by the Nogales Cananea railway. which passes nearby.
 Tuesday Harry Renshaw. local agent for Albert Steinfeld & Co.,, of Tucson, was busy unloading two carloads of merchandise received by rail from eastern points. The goods were trans ferred to wagons and hauled overland to the ancient and honorable pueblo, at less cost than if they had been ship ped direct to that point. Whats the l matter with Nogales merchants going after business in Tucson? There is good money in it.
 Wednesday Don Franklin and Bob chaperoned number of local Nimrods down on the Santa Cruz river where the day was spent shoot ing white wings. Kansas City ribs of beef-enough to feed a company of soldiers-were taken along and roast ed in the good d-fashioned Texas range style. The menu also included new corn on the cob boiled, and black coffee. It was a great feed and the boys had fine time.
 MT. Buck Anderson. a Jefferson who is in the employ of Grant Brothers Construction Co.,, has been spending few days in town getting acquainted, and incidentally getting his name on the Great Re gister of Santa Cruz county. Off and on for twenty years Mir Anderson has resided in Arizona, and has never failed to cast a vote for Mark Smith, the Democratic unbeatable candidate for delegate to congress.
 John D. Lamb, president of the Noche Buena Sonora Mining Oom-