The border vidette., 1908-12-26

Hale, of Patagonia. came down from that place Christmas eve to witness the mammoth Christmas tree at the Mont, zuma. Mir. Fraser is wsll known mining man, and Mir Hale is engaged in business at Pata gonia. Miss Ray Lindey and Miss Lizzie Farrell. two charming young ladies, are spending the day in the city, hay ing arrived Christmas eve from liar shaw. Miss Lindey teaches the Har- sha W public school; Miss Farrell is daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Richard Farrell.
 Harry L. Vaughn, the mine super intcndent, who for several years has been in the employ of the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, at Duquesne. this county, came to town "Wednesday to purchase Christmas sup. plies. He returned home Thursday.
 Colonel George w. Grove, the Col orado mining man, who for many years past has been interested in Arizona and Sonora mines, is a guest at the MontezumO hotel, having arrived Wednesday night from the east. Col onel Grove is looking hale and hearty.
 Walter Bailey and George Sayre. two of Uncle Sam's efficient line riders, have been spending a couple of days at headquarters from out on the line west from Nogales Walter and George have been in the customs service for a long time, and know every foot of the country along the international line, east and west of Nogales.
 Tom Hamilton, who makes lis headquarters in Magdalena, has been guest at the Montezuma hotel sev- eral days this week. Tom says the mining property situated in the Mag dalena district, Sonora. in which he and his brother are interested. never looked better and he expects during the year 1909, to make fortune.
 Jesse Chatham, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Chatham, is home from the Ter ritorial Normal at Tempe, to spend the holidays with his parents. Jesse is making fine progress with his studies; he is one of Nogales' best boys and THE BORDER VIDETTE pre- diets for him a bright future.
 
 James Traynor, formerly of No gales, now with the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad company, es superintendent of bridges and build ings, is in the city from Culiacan, and will spend the Christmas holidays here with friends. Every body Tn the line city knows and likes Jimmie, and he is never lonesome when here.
 MT. Henry Stewart, superintendent of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold Copper Company's big producing mines in the NJ Magdalena district, Sonora, has resigned his position, having disposed of all his stock in the company to local parties and received substantial cash payment The name of Mir. Ste warts successor has not been learned.
 Mir. Sam Gasenheimer a cousin of Louis and Mark Lulley, a prominent capitalist of Washington, D. o, ac- companied by his wife, a most charm ing lady, after, spending few days as guests ot the Lulleys, have continued on to the Pacific coast where they go on pleasure. In 1882 Mir. Gasen- heimer and Mark Lulley were partners in business in Tucson.
 John Mcintyre. the mining engi- neer, who for some time past has been in charge of the gold property in the Altar district, Sonora, owned by the Juarez Gold Mining Company, as gen eral manager, is enj oYiug Christmas at home with Mrs. Mcintyre and the baby girl. MT. Mcintyre is a first- class mining engineer, having been connected with number of big, i'm portant mining properties in the state of Michigan, before coming to this section.
 Benjamin Sch wob, for many years a resident of NogaIes, Sonora, where