The border vidette., 1908-03-07

| National Bank of Nogales. Members
 of the board and the public in general,
 are cordially invited to visit the new quarters and make themselves al home. 1 Secretary Rathbun will be there to
 welcome you and treat you right
 Last Tuesday evening the directors
 met in the new quarters.
 Colonel George w Grove, who for
 some time past has been i'll in Tucson,
 was stopover visitor in Nogales the i first of the week, on his way to the
 Altar district, Sonora, near Fl BoIudo,
 where he is working valuable placer
 ground. A big force of men will now
 be employed by Colonel Grove who
 will personally direct the work, being
 assisted by H. E Stevens. the well
 known mining engineer. of this city,
 who with John Hurley departed for
 the Altar district Wednesday. Last Wednesday MT. Alberto Mas
 carenas. manager ot the Nogales, So-
 nora branch of Banco de Sonora, re-
 ceived a telegram announcing the
 theft of S295. 900 co, last Sunday
 night from the Chihuahua branch of
 Banco Minero. The bills were in the
 following denominations S1.O0O. SlO0. $50 and $2O. No particulars of the
 robbery were received by Mir. Masca-
 reIlas. In case an attempt is made to pass one of the stolen thousand dollar
 bills on TIE VIDETTE something is sure to drop.
 Yesterday morning Superintendent A. R Oster of the Sonora and Cana nea, Yaqui River dE Pacific branches of the Southern Pacific returned to Guaymas, after couple of days visit here on company business. MT. l.. G. Oster, manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company at this point. accompanied hIs brother, expecting to enjoy few days visit with Superin- tendent Oster and family who now make the bay city their home. The superintendent travels in his private car Francisco.
 Yesterday afternoon Messrs P. San doval, the Nogales, Sonora, banker, miner and ranch owEer. and John | Henderson, the mining man, left for the Santa Cruz copper district. out | near the town of Santa Cruz, Sonora, to inspect some mineral holdings own ed by Mir. Sandoval. The gentlemen | are jointly interested in a number of | mining properties in the state of So- nora, on which at present considerable l and development work is being done. They expect to return to the city this evening.
 Harry Barnett, manager of the Happy Jack Mining Company, the splendid properties of which are a short distance from Patagonia, is busy mining good shipping ore, and will shortly have couple of carloads at Pata gonia for shipment to the customs shelter. The Happy Jack is one of the best developed mines in Santa | Cruz county, and everybody who is familiar with the property and it's proven value, can not but wonder why | it has not been placed among Arizona's big producers long ago.
 In the sudden passing of Dr. J. D. Brannen of Flagstaff, Arizona loses one of her foremost citizens, one who will be greatly missed. He was stricken with heart disease in the United States senate gallery, and died later in a hospital. Deceased was brother of Phil c. Brannen, of Brannen & Hanny, Tucson merchants, well and favorably known by many readers of HE DORDEh IDEIIE. DT' OEduuCu was prominent Democrat and a man of sterling worth, admired and greatly by all who knew him.
 Miss Ruth Averill, who was one of the bridesmaids to Miss Marry Harri- main at the brilliant society marriage of E H. Harriman's daughter to Robert Livingston Gerry in New York today, has been spending most of the winter in Tucson, with her mother and sister. as a guest of her brother, Averi!l of the South ern Pacific. Miss Averill Is niece of E. H. Hartman and a cousin of the bride she attended, She left Tucson for New York to attend the wedding a bout two weeks ago.-Tucson Citizen.
 The Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company of the city, continues to make regular shipments of mining aad supplies into Sonora and other states in our sister republic across the line. The mammoth local company is well equip ped and fully prepared to turn out arge orders on short notice; as time Is often money to mining companies, those in need or anything in the line, should remember the big local company when ordering. Money can be saved by buying in Nogales.
 Ed Massey, one of Colonel w. O. I-