The border vidette., 1908-11-21
The little child of MT. and Mrs. Grace, has been i'll this week.

Grace, has been ill this week.
 Members of Papago Tribe No. II, Independent Order of Redmen, of this city, are maken extensive arrange ments to give a grand ball Christmas night, and are leaving nothing updone to make the occasion one long to be pleasantly remembered by all who at tend. The dance will be held in Pis- korski's Hall, which will be hand sou.ey decorated for the occasion. Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, "The Gentle man from Santa Uruz," assisted by a number of brother Redmen, Is in charge of the affair and it goes with out saying every body will have a great time.
 Thursday night Dr. O. L V. He- drick. of the Llano Copper Company, arrived in the city from Kansas City, Mo-, with a carload of ladies and gen. tlemen, all stockholders or prospective stockholders. of his company. who have gone down to the mines a few miles east of Noria, Sonora. to inspect the copper property, which under the personal direction of Ira Bower. the mine superintendent, is said to be looking better than ever. Dr. He drick and party are travelling in a handsome private Pullman, which will be side tracked at Noria, during the party's visit at the mines.
 Mir. B. NJ. Worthin 2ton, of the Juarez gold mines in the Altar dis trict, Sonora, of which MT John Mo Intyre of this city, is consulting en- gineer, has returned to his home in England, where he will spend Christ mas with his family, expecting to re- turn to Nogales about year from now. The Juarez mines which were originally owned by the Sonora Mill ing x Mining Company, many stock holders of which reside in Nogales, is said to be showing up fine, and if all signs do not fail. owners of s NJ & M. Go. stock will yet receive splendid re- turns on their investment.
 Mark Wanless, the Heruosiilo min ing man and ore buyer, who is known to most every one here and in Sonora, was in the city the forepart of the week on his way home from Fl Paso, Ia hi int family have been enjpying visit with relatives and friends. Mark stated that the mining property being operat- ed by himself and associates Tn the Magdalena district, Sonora. was show ing up in a very satisfactory manner. ca Monday night a number of officers of the company arrived from the east and Tuesday morning accompanied Mark south to the property.
 Phoenix papers mention many mer- itorious exhibits at the recent Terri torial fair by students of the Tempe Territorial Normal School. Among them is a ribbon and high commenda- tion to Jesse Chatham, eldest son of MT. and Mrs J. J. Chatham of this city, for a pedestal made by him last year, his first year in tke school. Students are required to put in at least three hours each week in the manual training department and thus become proficient Tn the use of tools Miss Anna Casanega of Calabasas, who is also Normal student, receiv- ed a ribbon and commendation for needle work.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson, the Calabasas rancher and stockraiser, was a business visitor in the city Wednes- day. having come up to purchase sup plies. He stated that he and his neighbors are now blowing preparatory to ieeding grain. Recently MT. At kinson shipped 400 head of two and three years old steers to California markets, the stock being accompanied to the coast by Joe Deagan, MT. At kinson's adopted son, who manages his uncle's affairs at the big rauch. Upon hIs return home, MT. Atkinson was accompanied by his friend Bo. J.. Whiteside, ex legislative assemtyman from Santa Cruz county.