The border vidette., 1908-02-22

or MT. A. r. HerOld, father of Phil anC Otto Herold of this city, at Senica
 Kansas. The boys were at their father bedside when the end came. having
 hurried home in response to a telegram
 announcing the old gentIeman's seriou;
 condition. Deceased was about 7s
 years of age.
 The ladies of Nogales are preparing
 for ''Karmessp' and grand carnival
 bailes, in Ramirez Theatre, February
 known society ladies compose the com
 mittee on invitations: Mariana de
 Martinez, Eliza de Cheuoweth, Maria
 de Bonillas, Teresa de Flores, Emilia | de Levin, Luisa de Fleischer. Every
 body is cordially invited.
 Hundreds of friends in Santa Cruz
 county of Dr. Ray Ferguson, formerly of Nogales, now superintendent of the
 Territorial Insane Asylum, will be
 pleased to learn that he has fully re-
 covered from the terrible injuries re
 csived at the hands of an inmate of
 the asylum. and is daily expected to
 arrive in Phoenix from the east where
 he has been'treated by noted specialists
 Mrs. Ferguson, who has been with
 the doctor, will return with him. She
 is a sister of Postmaster Bohall of
 this city, where Dr. and Mrs Fergu son resided before going to Phoenex
 Work is progressing nicely on. the properties of the National Consolidat- ed Mining Company on the west side of the Patagonia mountains a short distance northeast of Nogales. under the supervision of George D. Gross. of this city. The party of stockholders who visited the property last week were greatly pleased with their visit and the able manner in which de- velopment work has been done during the past year. Mir. s. F. Johnson, a prominent Chicago business man, is one of the principal stockholders in the N. O. M. Go, the main office of | which is in NogaIes.
 Stockholders of the Zambona De- velopment Company stock will be has recently been made in the com pany's mine at Minas Nnevas, on the 7OO-foot level, south. The recent new strike is the best made in the big old silver producer since it has been the property of the Zsmbon company, and Mir. William s. Cranz, the prin- ,ipal stockholder ard one of the board, who since the annual meeting of stockholders in this city, 1as been at the mines, is highly pleas Id and asks those interested ia the great mine to go down and see it.
 Las Dos naciones Cigar Company Two Nations) is working a large orce of expert cigar makers. all of whom make good wagers which they eceive every Saturday afternoon. The jig local cigar factory has been the means of advertising Nogales through u. the United States more than all ther mediums combined-excep5 of curse, the local newspapers, which for many years have faithfully and per- istently worked for the betterment of Jogales and Santa Cruz county. Each ear President Shuckmann gets out andsome, expensive advertising mo- elites, such as match boxes, clocks, { mirrors, etc. {
 w. z. Stuart, president of the Black i l ountain Mining Company's great i old mines at Cerro Prieto, who re- ently returned from a business trip ( 0 Chicago, was a stopover visitor in ( he line city Wednesday night, from Y he mines, and Thursday morning was north bound passenger on his way to I ialifornia where his family is spend i 1g the winter months. President 1 tuart stated that all the stamps were ropping at Cerro Prieto, where Gen ral Manager Atwater is now in harge. The installation of the new g lter box is being rushed and the new S ube mills, seven in number, will 2 hortly be put in commission t
 Mr. Percy Carter, general superin- I endent of the Tribune Mining and C filling Company, has for several days t ast been up from the Rey del Orc [ lines in the Magdalena district, So- ' ora, where Jim Bent, the well known line superintendenS, is in charge of a perations. MT. Garter, whose home
 in Chicago, expects to remain here pune time; he is a wide awake busi- ess man, a pleasant gentleman, and ] lands well in Chicago business and I nancial circles. His company has lenty of money and first class min T ,g property of proven value. Just as oon as the big new plant is installed S nd operating the Tribune Company 1culd make money for it's stockhold- ' rs. George P. Moore, ot Omaha, leo, Is manager. W
 At Patagonia, the first of the week g heriff Harry J. Saxon made a very nportant capture, as a result of which r., onsiderable cash and a number of alua bIes were recovered and the thief d ged in the county ail from where 6 will surely be removed to Yuma C