The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1908-04-25

party returned from Phoenix, where
they had been attending annual meet
ing of Odd Fellows and Rebelehs.
Arthur Hamilton spent Thursday
and yesterday in town from the mines
near Magdalena, Sonora, where he and
his brother Tom are busy installing a
mill and other mining machinery. Mr.
Hamilton states that Charley .Eames,
Jr, has resumed work on the rich
silver mines out beyond Minas Prize
tas, owned by A. O. Bernard and as
sociates. Splendid ore is being MINED
under Mr.. Eames' direction.
The lowing named Democrats
will be voted for at the Democratic
primary election today for delegates
to the Democratic City Convention,
Monday. April 9th. 1908: w. F.
Overton, b. NJ. Ashley. Fl. f Grace,
Joe Dupuy. Otto Herold. Geo. Marsh,
| Fl. J. Saxon. All are good Demo
Gratis and first class citizens and it Is
hoped every Democrat in Nogales
will 60 to the polls and cast vote for
them.
Yesterday at Tombstone, E l.
Crowell, convicted of embezzling u. s.
government funds from the local Gus
tom house, was sentenced to one year
and one day in the territorial prison,
at Yuma, including the time he has
been In Jail awaiting trial. The U S
Fidelity and Guaranty Co, of which
Bracey Curtis of this city is agent,
made good the amount of Mr. CrowelPs
shortage and asked for leniency in his
behalf
Hon. George P. Moore. president of
the Tribune Gold Mining Il Milling
Company, is now at the mines in the
Magdalena district, Sonora, where Jir,a
Bent is working large fore of men
installing the new twenty stamp mill
purchased from the Arizona Sonora
Manufacturing Company, this city. of
which Roy 81 Titcomb. Inc. are
agents. When completed the plant
including t'ig cyanide plant, will be
one of the best in the state of Sonora.
Henry Stewart, the carpenter, who
for some time past has been in Sonora,
is visitor in the city, having arrived
from Magdalena Thursday evening.
Henry is the man who was reported
killed in the Cerro Azul mountains at
the time twelve Mexicans were muir
dered on the Dolores ranch by Yaqui
Indians. The Yaquis did not visit
Henry's camp, and Henry did not
know he was killed until his friends
arrived from Oerro Prieto and told
him.
On May End. next, Mr.. William
will go to San Francisco |
on business connected with the big |
branch of his Las Dos Naciones Cigar
Co. 1.-Two Nations) of this city, of |
which he is president and principal |
He has not visited San |
Francisco since two days before the |
and fire which destroyed |
greater portion of that magnificent |
city two years ago last Saturday, and |
40 doubt will notice many changes
here.
Bob Shugart, who recently visited
The territorial penitentiary as one of |
Sheriff Saxon's deputies, says the pen
8 one of the cleanest, best. conducted
n the land. Bob is grateful to Super
tended himself and friends while in
Yuma. Friends of Harry Clarke. for
nerly of Nogales, now a resident of
Yuma, will be sorry to learn that he
S a very sick man, a result of the
.poplexy stroke when he was in this
ity several months ago.
Attorney and Mrs Frank j. Duffy
pent couple of days at ToEa bstone
his week, where Mrs. Duffy enjoyed
visit with her sister Mrs. Roy Nc
ntyre, while Mr.. Duffy attended
curt as a representative of O. Ramirez
Who brought suit to recover SIS 900
which one of his clerks lost at monte
anne owned by Frank Main. Attor-
ey S. M. Franklin of Tucson, repre-
ented the defendant. The case was
card Monday and resulted in YER
let for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Harris, the timber expert from
Washington, ID. O., who was here
'eek examining and reporting on the
reat timber tract owned by the
Columbia Consolidated Mining Com
any, of which l.. M. Raines, of this
ty, is manager, has returned to
' ashington greatly pleased with his !
lip into the Pinto mountains with -,
Ianager Raines. On the trip Mr..
[arris killed fine deer, and Mr.
James has large lion skin to show
,r his EXPERIENCES with a rifle.
Frank Olsen returned Wednesday :,
7ening from the Sonora Copper Com ,
any's mines east of Noria, Sonora, :
here he went with Messrs Vincent .
Tallace and II. Gordon Glore the
lining engineers. Mr.. Olsen was =
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