The border vidette., 1908-07-25

quarters Tn Los Angeles, is a guest at
 the Montezuma hotel.
 A special train carrying General Manager E E. Calvin, General Super
 intendrnt R. H. Ingram, and w. n.
 A.veriIl superintendent of the Tucson
 division of the Southern Pacific, ar
 rived in Nogaes Tuesday forenoon,
 and after spending O couple of hours
 here inspecting the company's pro-
 perty. returned to Benson, thence Co
 the Pacific coast The officials are
 on n general inspection tour of the
 Southern Pacific lines, travelling io
 private cars San Carlos, Pacific and
 Berkley.
 Frank Siebold. of McCarty & Sie-
 bold, the railroad contractors, who
 recently completed a contract on the
 NogaIes Cananea branch of the Cana
 uea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad,
 left "Wednesday morning for his old
 home in Canton, Ohio, where he will enj y n visit with hIs aged mother, whom
 he has not seen for five years. Frank
 is a pioneer of the south west, Ina wing come to New Mexico in the year 1882.
 He has spent many years in Arizona and O:d Mexico, where he has wide circle ot friends.
 Last Saturday night, at Bisbee. Thomas D. Bennett one of the brigh est members of Arizona's Bar Asso- ciation, died after an illness of several
 weeks. Deceased was well and favor ably known in every town in Arizona, and his untimely passing will be re- eretted by hundreds. In 1899 Tom
 Bennett was appointed United States deputy district attorney under Robert E Morrison, and served four years before resi- gning. At the time of his death he was law partner of Allen R. English of Tom bstone.
 H. Gordon Glore. the metallurgist, after visit to HermosiIlo, and other points in Sonora, on professional busi- ness, returned home Thursday even ing. Mr. Glore is consulting engineer for number of big mining companies operating in Sonora. and naturally is very anxious to see the Yaqui Indian troubles settled for all time to come. Just at present, according to MT. Glore and other gentlemen who have arrived from Sonora, the Indians are very quiet, and it looks now as though they have decided to be good.
 Yesterday J. NJ. Mercado, travelling auditor of the Sonora railway, was here transferring the Sonora railway customs agency from S+nor Alberto Clauseu, to the company's local agent, Mir. II. E Grace Mir. Grace has had many years experience in every de- partment of the important responsi 5le position he occupies. and is qualified in every way to handle the company's large amount of railway and customs business at this port of entry, witli credit to himself and the full satis- faction of his company and the public in general
 Thursday evecing City Marshal J. B Moore and Bob Shugart, the po- pnlar manager of The Arcade. return ed from the Fort Thomas Hot Springs. owned by Alexander Bros., who have at a great expense made their famous health resort first class in every re- spect. Both the marshal and Mir. are loud in their praise of the springs and the treatment they re- ceived at the hands of Mine Host and Hostess Alexander, and do not hes ltate to recommend the springs to their friends who are need of a thorough Oolilng.
 Dr. Purdy and Bo. J. Whiteside returned late Thursday evening from Pata gonia, where Dr. Purdy had been called by telegraph, to attend Hugh Coyle, better known as "Ourley," who dled about 2 o'clock Thursday morn ing, after several days illness. "Curley" Coylo, who with his partner William Reynolds. took part in the drilling contests iu Nogales on the Fourth of July, was we'll known and liked. Dur ing his illness big hearted miner friends attended him and did every thing possible to prolong his life. The dead miner was buried at Patagonia Thursday.
 Captain Lee Hall, ex captain of the Texas Rangers. who for a number of years has been in Sonora. Mexico. where he for time was captain of a large force of guards for big mining company, came up from the south the forepart of the week and on Wednes- day continued on north, en route to- hi7 old home in Texas. Captain Hall, since going to Sonora, several years go, has become interested in num- Der of mining properties which he believes viii eventually make him in rich. provided he can in crest capital with which to xplore md develop them Friends of the a pta:n in Texas and elsewhere, wish lim good luck.