The border vidette., 1908-05-16

business visitors in the city from Cerrc Colorado, in the Altar district whc::-
 they report operations progressing in
 a very satisfactory manner
 Colonel Juan Fenochio, commander
 of Sonora's Rough Riders. has gone to
 tho City of Mexico. on official business.
 being accompanied as far as Fl Paso
 by Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, who
 returned to Sonora yesterday. Durin g 1 Colonel Fenochio's absence from So-
 nora, Colonel K osteriitzky, who is well
 known and liked by every foreigner in
 northern Sonora, will be in command of the Hurdles, the best soldiers in the
 Mexican republic.
 MT. Theo. Gebler, of the Pioneer Hardware House, returned Thursday night from a two weeks business trip to San Francisco, where he has valu-
 able real estate which he has owned
 more than forty years. During MT Gebler's visit he witnessed the arrival and departure of the great American fleet and was royalty entertained on
 board lighting Bob" Evans flag ship. MT. Gebler says no place on
 his trip looked better than Nogales. William McKnight. who has a con- tract to furnish beef for Uncle SAm's soldier boys at Fort Huachuca, was business visitor at the county seat a couple of days thIs week Billy knows the COW business from A. to / and
 will give the boys in blue square deal at all times. Mir. Mcknight and family resided in Nogales several years ago; they have many friends here, all of whom will be pleased to learn that they are prospering.
 Mrs F. s Noon, accompanied by the children. has gone to visit her parents, Captain and Mrs. N. F.
 Bonsall, in Texas. where for the first time in fifteen years, there will be happy reunion of the Bonsall family, at which all the children and grand children will be present. Owing to press of legal business Attorney Noon cannot attend the3 re-union, but latter in the summer may pin the family at the old home in the Lone Star State.
 The investigation as to the cause of the death of Feliciano Bojorquez, the the young Mexican painter who was found dead last Tuesday night in a well in Nogales, Sonora, is still in pro- gress. Three Chinese are being held pending the investigation, but there does not appear to be any evidence to prove that they murdered the unfort- unate young man, who in some mys terious manner got into the we'll. On Wednesday Oscar Gebler, the under taker, buried the body, interment be- ing in the Nogales, Sonora cemetery
 Amos Yaeger. manager of the Zam bona Development Company, accom- panied by Dr. Ray Ferguson and MT. Clark. an eastern capitalist, came up from Minas Nuevas Thursday evening and yesterday continued north. Messrs. -Yaegar and Clark going to California and pr. Ferguson to Phoenix. The gentlemen were greatly pleased with conditions as they found them at Minas Nuevas where the Zlmbona company will soon install large new machinery, including a cyanide plant. R. R. Coleman, president of the com pany, who accompanied the gentle men to the mines, returned north the forepart of the week.
 On Monday, May 25th, in the morning, at Magdalena. Sonora, Mex ico, Edward Blake Sharpe and Miss Esperanza Fra'jo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Santiago Fraijo. will be unit ed in marriage. Mir. Sharpe Is well known in Nogales. having resided here several years before going to Sonora, where he has held responsible posi- tions with 8 number of big mining comparies for some time past, at the present time being secretary of the Cobriz, Mining Company. Miss FraiJo is charming. popular young society lady of Magdalena, and is sister of Mrs. Dr. Sam Butler of Fuerte, Sina- loa, Mexico.
 At the meeting of the Dsmoc County Central Committee held last Saturday at the office of Dr. H. w. Purdy, fourteen members of the com- mittee were present in person or by proxy and by unanimous vote the following named we'll known Demo crats were chosen as delegates to the Democratic Territorial Convention to be held at Tucson May 2S.h. to select six delegates to the National Demo- crat Convention at Denver: J. B McClenahan. Henry Pyeatt. w. T. Powers, J. E. Wise, w. A. OOonnor. Phil Herold, Frank J. Duffy. The delegates will go uninstructed. A re- was passed endorsing Marcus A. Smith, Arizona's delegate to Con gress. and assuring hIm the solid sup |