The border vidette., 1908-04-04
MT. John Critchlow, well known in


 John, he is known as John Critchlow, the same as in Sonora, has been a
 business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week accompanied by one of his associates. Recently the boys sold group of very merltorious mining claims situated a short distance from Santa Ana, Sonora, in the Altar dis trict John is one of the pioD eer prospectors and practical mines of the southwest and his friends throu shout the country will be glad to know he is prospering
 Charley Rand, one of the original owners of Rey de Gro, the splendid gold mines now owned by the Tribune Gold Mining & Milling Company, of which P. N. Garter is general agent and James Bent. superintendent, has been in town several days, having come up from Magdalena, Sonora, to get rid of troublesome attack of Ia grippe. In few days MT. Rand will leave on an extended business and pleasure trip to Colorado Springs, Col- orado. expecting to be gone couple of months. His old partners Charley Bond and Bob Martin, are in New u1oAlCO AO with view of purch ,sing same.
 This week MT George Vaughn, purchasing agent for the LIuvia de Gro Mining Company, aud Frank Sparks, master mechanic for the big gold company, the great mines of which are in tue state of Chihuahua, near the Sonora Sinaloa line, have been in the city on company business, the most important of which was the completion of lot of mining machin- cry for the Lluvia by the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company. which will be shipped to Fue'te, Sinaloa, via the Oananes, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, under the personal super vision of Mir. Vaughn. Early this week Mir. l.. L. Mum, manager of the company owning the great gold bonanza. passed south from the states en route to Luvia.
 It is said that Mrs w. R. Baker, whose husband was killed recently by Yaqui Indians at the Santo Ni1o mines in Sonora, will shortly arrive in Fl Paso, her former home. Mrs. Baker was wounded Tn the left arm by the shots of the murderous Indians, but managerd to escape with her children and Ia now with American friends at the town ot Ures Just az soon as arrangements can be made for her transportation, she and the chil- dren will return to Fl Paso. The killing of Baker, who was we'll and favorably known by many people here. has caused bitter feeling against the Ya9uis and many Americans who heretofore have sympathized with them are beginning to believe in the old western saying that only ''dead Indians are good Indians"
 Thomas Hamilton. manager of the Oerro de Plata mines east of Mazda lena about twenty five miles, was here yesterday purchasing camp and mine supplies, which included a car load of lumber from Roy & Titoomb, MT. Hamilton stated that his company was in a most flour sho wing up in very satisfactory manner. Yesterday morning Arthur Toms brother, who came | up to the border with him, left for Los Angeles on company business. Friends of the Hamilton boys here and | Arizona where they have | made their home many years, will be pleased to know they are prospering, | and are doing business on cash basis l This morning MT. Hamilton returned | to Magdalena where he makes his | headquarters.
 Our old friend Michael Doyle. one | of the best known members of No | gales Irish colony, after enjoying | several weeks vi it in town with John | Wilson and other good friends, went | pack to the cactus last Wednesday, and | nay not return to town again until ;he Fourth of July, when Nogales Is | .oing to celebrate on a grand scale. | In view of the fact that Mike was | porn on July fourth, that date is one If unusual interest to him and the coming celebration promises to be a ed letter day Tn his life, for before hat time Michael expects to sell nine, in which he and his friends George WeiIand and John Wilson of his city are interested. Michael's riends throughout the country will be pleased to learn that he has fully re- covered from his recent illness and Is gain feeling fine and dandy.
 Notice Is hereby given that Nogales 8 going to celebrate the coming Fourth if July on a grander scale than it has ver been celebrated in this county, nd every town and mining camp Tn