The border vidette., 1908-01-11

Pacific railroads, returned from an extended trip in the south. going as far as MazatlAn. He says there is great activity all along the line. and the future for that section of Mexico very bright.
 Mai r J A. Cooper, of Washing g ton. D. O., vice president of the Richfield Copper Company, is again visiting old friends in Nogales, having arrived last Monday from the east. The gentle man was met here by Manager Johu Glasson who is in charge of operations at the company's property in the Ures | district.
 J. O. Moreno, roadmaster of the Sonora railway, with headquarters at this place. accompanied by his bride returned Thursday night from points in California, where they have been enjoying they honeymoon. Mir. and Mrs. Moreno have taken the pleasant Bowman cottage on West Elm street. where they now at home to their many friends.
 w. W. Carney. purchasing agent for the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pa cihc railway, is riding the handsomest thorough bred horse seen here in many day. MT. Carney is past master in the art of training horses and in a very short time his colt will be able to go all the gaits. The handsome fellow is the property of Colonel Epes | Randolph, the railroad man.
 Mir. E E. Noon, the mining engi- ] neer of this city, who for several years has been come cted with the Mitchell Mining Company's properties in Mex [ leo, departed the first of the week for Mexico on mining business. MT. Noon | since graduating from the Arizona School of Mines has had a great deal of practical experience and is now well qualified to fill any important position in or outside of a mine. o B. Wilson, who has a leasing bond on the Morning Glory mine in the Harshaw mining district, this county, was a business visitor in No gales several days thls week. MT. Wilson stated that he has arranged to haul ore from the Morning Glory to Patag gonia from which point it will be shipped to the customs smelter at Ell Paso. The Morning Glory is owned by Hon. Richard Farrell. of Harshaw.
 Early this week H. R. Burns, man ager of the Western Commercial Com pany, was business visitor in the Line City from Empalme. Sonora, where he makes his headquarters. MT. Burns is an enthusiastic baseball fan and takes a great interest in the national game. He is manager of the Empalne "All Stars" and does not hesitate to say his team IS by a large msjority, the fastest in the state of Sonora.
 Mir. James Reagan. one of Pata- gonia's wet goods merchants, has for couple of days been visiting here with his brothers, Frank and Lee. The Reagan boys have a number of good mining properties in this county which they have hopes of developing into bonanzas. All the boys are as square as they make them and we join their many friends throughout Santa Cruz county in wishing them all sorts of good luck.
 The Board of Supervisors met last Monday, Chairman J. A. Harrison, Members I Burgoon and Oscar Ash burn, and Clerk Herold being present A great deal of regular business was transacted, including the instructing of the Clerk to advertise for bids for county supplies for the year 1908; also to give ''notice" that certificates of in debtedness on the county expense fund, which notice appears in another column, are now payable.
 Mir. Joe Miller. of Patagonia, who with Messrs. Frazier and Brink, have leasing bond on the "Rosario" group of mines in the old Salero mining dis trict, this county, after spending a couple of days here on business, left for camp this morning MT. Miller stated that a shipment of ore would be shipped the latter part of this month which would give himself and associates a nice profit. All the gentlemen are experienced practical miners and their friends will be pleased to learn they are "making good.'
 A meeting was held last evening at the Masonic Hall to organize a Club in Nogales. A temporary organiz- ation was effected with Bracey Curtis, chairnan; Ed. Sharp. secretary, and H. W. Kelsey, treasurer. A commit tee was appointed to procure members and collect the initiation fees. When this committees work is com pleted the Club will be formally organized The preliminary committee reported large list of citizens who had signi6ed their intention to ioin the Club and the or