The border vidette., 1908-01-18

home of MT. and Mrs. k. P. Chase.
 Mrs. Richmond who formerly residedin
 Nogales. IS we'll and favorably known
 here where she has a wide circle of friends who are always glad to see her and the children. Mir. Richmond.
 who is manager of the Mansfield Min ing Oompany's property in the Santa Rita mountains a short distance from Patagonia, is also we'll known here.
 His many friends in Nogales and throughout Southern Arizona hope to zee Al make fortune; he is capable and honest; the best IS none too good for him.
 O. V. Ineson, secretary and trea- surer of the Cerro del Gro Mining Company, was q stopover visitor in Noga;es yesterday. on his way to Magdalena, from Los Angeles, where he had been on company business for two months past Mir Imeson's com pany has number of good looking properties near Lliuo, Sonora, on which they have a mill winch will in the near future be doubled in capacity. Financial conditions being improved in California, the gentleman states he has no fears for the future. He cx- poets to make his headquarters at Magdalena for the next few months, pending the arrival of new machinery for his Llano property. This morn ing the gentleman continued south.
 Harry K Cheno weth. who with his associates Dr. w. F. Chenoweth and Professor E. NJ. Bind, own large valuable mineral holdings out in the Santa Cruz mining district, near the of Ho nanea Company now being extensive ly explored and developed by E. O. Gastry, went out to the new mining district Thursday, taking with him large lot of supplies Mir. Chenoweth and his associates were among the first to become interested in the Santa Cruz district which is only about four hours drive from Nogales. the camps natural supply point. THE VIDETTE hopes the new district will develop into a second Cananea and that the Chenoweths and their friends will make large fortunes.
 The masquerade ball, at the Rink Wednesday evening was a rip, roar ing success in every respect. being largely attended by large enthu- siastic crowd of fun-loving people many of whom wore costumes. Good music was furnished and every body had most delightful time. Three prizes were given, as follows: For the most graceful couple. Mir. E. Muhos and Miss Celeste Noon; the most graceful skater-gentleman- Leo Harter. lady, Miss Rose Grialvs; the most original costume, Mrs. James Schultz On account of the great success-both financial and social the management has decided to give Children's Masquerade next Wednes- day evening, the age limit being placed at fourteen years and under.
 On Thursday in Probate Judge Marsteller's court, Dave Black, for merly of Dodge City. who for num- Der of years has resided Tn Nogales and other Southern Arizona towns, was adiudged insane, and yesterday morning Sheriff Harry J. Saxon took the unfortunate man to the Territorial Insane Asylum at Phoenix. Friends of the afflicted man believe he will recover his lost reason after a short stay at the asylum where he can re- ceive proper attention A more gen. erous, warm-hearted man never lived than Dave Black, and all who know him will learn of his terrible affiiction with genuine regret. Black has all ways been a great admirer of President Roosevelt; he now imagines his friend. the President, is going to send him S1.OO0.
 Messrs O. D. McCarley and T. T. Walker. two prominent young busi- ness men from Morganfeld. Kentucky, friends of MT. w. R. Brown. the mining man, have arrived from the east and will rough it in the hills several months for the benefit of their health. The gentlemen purchased Q complete camping outfit here and have done into the hills n rth of Nogales several miles fully prepared to enjoy the simple life to the fullest. They have come to the best winter climate on earth and they are sure to regain their lost health, as their friend Brown has done since he came to sunny Santa Cruz county. Messrs McOarley and Walker will pitch their tent near the mountain home of Mir. and Mrs. Brown. and it goes without saying they'll not get home sick.
 Wednesday night there arrived in Nogales from Los Angeles. MT. R. R. Coleman, the big railway contractor. and Mir. Amos Yaeger, ,superinten- dent of the Zambona Development