The border vidette., 1908-07-18

| Mark LuiIey IS onCntCin9 TOT a
 pleasure trip to the Wandering Jew
 mine in the Santa Rita mountains.
 He will be accompanied by Hon. Bo.
 J. Whiteside, who is at present down
 Tn the Pinito mountains with Mr. l..
 NJ. Raines For the occasion Mark
 has had his Jew wagon painted red
 and green.
 MT. Ed. Titcomb. president of Roy
 x Titcomb. Inc, and president of the
 Santa Cruz County and Nogales Board
 of Trade, accompanied by Mrs. Tit comb and their Son Master Edward, Jr.. has gone to the Grand Canyon tc enjoy a well earned rest, after which
 he and the folks will go to the Pacific
 coast, thence home.
 John Brick wood, Jr., son of Mayor
 and Mrs. Brick wood. is rapidly re- covering from i,juries received while practicing for the Fourth of July mount and dismount horse races. Al
 though his knee is still stiff and quite sore, John hopes soon to be able to have full use of his leg. He IS now l able to walk without crutches.
 George l. Vaughn, purchasing agent of the great LluvIa de Gro Mining Company, accompanied by President Mum of the company, came up from the south Thursday morning on We'd nesday evenings delayed train and continued on north en route east Lluvia de Gro (shower of gold) is one of Mexico's greatest gold producers.
 Tuesday the Sonora paycar was welcome visitor in the city. since t, point and along the line. have been | flush. Wednesday morning the money | car returned south, being accompanied | by Trainmaster J. G. Lindsay of the Sonora and Oananea. Yaqui River tE Pacific lines, and Chief Surgeon Good fellow. of the Randolph lines.
 It is said that Mir. Atwater, who has for several months past been man. g ger of the Cerro Prieto gold mines owned by the Black Mountain Mining has risigned and a new is now in charge of the com psny's big property. Thursday even ing MT. Atwater and family and Q number of his assistants arrived from the south and this morning continued ,n north.
 Miles Archibald, one of Uncle Sam's efficient customs guards stationed at Yuma for some time past, has return d to this port and is again working he night shift on International street. Miles was stationed here last summer md Is we'll and favorably known by many of our people. all of whom will ,e pleased to learn of his return. Be- ides being first class officer, he is a ,rince of good fellows.
 A H. Parker, who has mining and anch property in Sonora, near Santa Ana, was here yesterday on his way o Fl Paso, Texas. on business con- lected with his mining interests. The entIeman stated that his property vas showing up fine, and it was only
 matter of very short time when .. e and his associates would build a nill. He also stated that some of his re assayed better than $l ,OOO. U. ]. Oy.
 Dr. Bristol. brother of Manager f Bert Bristol of the Nogales Electric t light, Ice x Water Company. has re- urned from the Pacific coast, where @ had been on pleasure bent a couple f. f weeks. Dr. Bristol is manager of T ! otel Arcadia. Hermosillo's handsome ' ig hotel, which is headquarters for f oreigners visiting the capital city of n UT sister state across the international v ne. ue was greatly benefited by f is visit to the coast. s Miss Nellie Donaehue, sister of the \ kisses Mamie and Madge Dona ghue, & the Montezuma hotel, after enjoy O ,g several months visit here with V CT sisters, has departed for her old D ome in Cork, Ireland. The young W Idy was accompanied on her trip D oms as far as Benson, by her sister D iiss Mamie. During her short stay e l Nogales. Miss Nellie made many .iends. all of whom wish her pleas ls at, safe journey homo. b Ramona Smith, brother of William 0 mith. manager of I. Burgoon's haber q asher esta blish ment on Morley ave ft as returned from his home near a eeville, Texas, where he has been t, bending several months "chopping" d ,tton, and otherwise making himself V seful around the ranch. Ray says rt exas is rapidly becoming the banner h atermelon section of the United oi tatee, during hIs visit he saw one fl ,elon patch of sixteen hundred acres. W Thursday Mrs. J. E. Wise. ac ;om- ti anied by her mother, Mrs. 0. P. D ykes. of Gala basas, was in the city a' topping, returning home in the after T oon. MT. Wise. who attended the re