The border vidette., 1908-08-15

William Mcknight, of Fort Hua- chuca, where he has a big contract to supply beef to Uncle Sam's boys, is a business visitor at the county seat. Bill has a host of friends in Nogales.
 J. D Martin, Phoenix business man. after several days in the city on private business, returned to the cap- ital city Thursday. The gentleman has resided in Phoenix many years. Naturally he was delighted with our tipe summer climate.
 O. McOarty, auditor of the Vest ern Commercial Company, with head quarters at Empalme, Sonora, regis tered at the Montezuma the forepart of the week. He gentleman was here for the purpose of inspecting the com pany's business at this end of the line.
 Benj Schwob, formerly of Nogales, now resident of Los Angeles, where he and his family have O pleasant home, was here a couple of days this week on private business. MT. Schwob continues in business at Oananea, So- nora, where he has big mercantile esta blish ment.
 Thursday Manager Charley Phillips went out to the Durazno mines. It is understood that active work on the property will soon be resumed, large lot of eastern capital having been rais ed for that purpose. Frank Irvine and number of local people are fin ancially interested in the property.
 With Mark Smith as standard bear CT of the Arizona Democracy and Jim Finley, of Tucson, candidate for the Legislative Council from Pima and Santa Cruz county. the future looks very bright for Democratic victory this fall Their msjorities in Santa Cruz county will be the largest ever.
 A. R. Cater, freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific railroad, with headquartes at Tucson, spent a couple of days in the city rounding up business for his big company. MT. Cater is . wide wake business man. While here he made many friends for his road and booked many shipments of goods for local merchants. From here he went to Fl Paso.
 1. E. Bowers, manager of the Llano Copper Company, after spending We'd nesday in the city on company busi- ness, returned to his company's mines near Noria, where he is working a large force of men in developing big copper property. Mir. Bowers formerly worked for one of the big mining companies at Minas Prietas, and IS first class mine manager.
 R. Zellner. Jr, the Los Angeles piano man, has been visitor in the city several days, from Tucson, where he makes his headquarters in Arizona. The Zallner Piano Company, of which Mir. Zellner is president and principal owner, does an enormous business in southern Arizona, many hundred high grade pianos having during the last few years been sold by MT. Zellner personally.
 Mr. Peter Schellberg, 8 seeker for health, has arrived from FL Faso, Texas. and already feels so good, he may decide to locate here permanent ly, MT. Schellberg is a watchmaker and jeweler of many years experience. He has also had many years ex- perience as a special correspondent for a number of large daiiies in the east. For the present he will have pleasant quarters at the Arizona hotel.
 Leon Godchaux, of Deming, New Mexico, and E. M. Holtry. of Dawson. New Mexico. two prominent Redmen, have been here several days rounding up members of Papago Tribe No. II. many of whom have been off the re- servation longer than the rules of the Grand Lodge permit Next Monday night there will be big pow WOW at the local wigwam, at which time and place members are expects to come across with "the wampum."
 w. C.. Bowman, agent for tke So- nora railway at Carbo, Sonora, came up from Che south last evening and is spending the day in town. This even ing he will be joined by his brother, who is coming from the state of Sina- loa, where he is in the employ of the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific rail road. Tomorrow the gentlemen will depart for Childers, Texas. where they go to attend the funeral of their mother, who died yesterday at the age of sixty years.
 In this issue of THE BORDER VI- DETTE appears the announcement of Attorney Frank j. Duffy, of this city, as Il candidate for the nomination of Legislative Assembly man from Santa Cruz county. subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention. Every man, woman and child in the county knows Frank Duffy. In oD1ou1r1po himself a candidate for