The border vidette., 1908-07-11

La u1t,,IiHi leIC TOT otu FIahSAo-O tAio morning, after several days visie at La Meiia, where he was the guest of
 MT. Harry J. Karns,
 NJ. P. Dalton. the mining man, who is operating the old T~.j, mines in So- nora, accomp:ni d by J. w. McDon- aid, came up from the south the fore part of the week and con inued or east. Mine Superintendent Powell is a guest at the Montezume.
 Manager l.. M Rams of the Go lumbia Consolidated Mining Company, accompanied by Mrs Runs and Mas ter Hampton. will leave tomorrow morning for the company's camp in the Pinto mountains, where Manager Rains goes on company business.
 J. Stewart Brooks. the mining en- gineer, after spending a couple of days in the city on business, went south yesterday morning. en route to Her mosilo. Mir. Brooks spent the Fourth in Tucson, where !.e has number of friends who royalty entertained him.
 The following Patagon gentlemen assisted largely in making Nogales' Fourth of July celebration A success: Dr. Doron, D. O. O'Neil, D. N. Quinn, Hayden Pendergrass. James Heating, Tom Fraser, T. A. Cox, James Kane, James Reagan, Val Valenzueln, Homer | Santee.
 Sydney M. Page. after eijoying the Fourth of July celebration at Globe with his parents and friends, has re- turned to his duties out at the front with Grant Brother, the big railroad builders Sydney stands we'll with the big company for which he works faithfully and hard.
 Thursday evening Jack Davis and Miss Edith Simpson, of Pierson, So- nora, Mexico, arrived in the city from the south, accompanied by a number of friends, and were united in marriage at the Hotel Brick wood, in the pre- sence of few intimate friends, all of whom wish them much happiness.
 A. M Conard. manager of the So- Fourth here with his family. He re- ports operations at his company's Co., bre Grande mines near Ncria, Sonora, progressing in very satisfactory manner, the ore bodies increasing in extent and value as depth is attained.
 Four thousand eight hundred and fifty big and little parrots from the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, have for sew eral days past been in the local Wells, Fargo Express office, 1000 being con- signed to New York City, and $50 to San Francisco. To say that the birds have made themselves heard, would be putting it mild.
 Our real estate men are busy these days. number of important deals having been consummated whereby city property has changed hands at a good figure In the near future the work of erecting a number of hand some residences will commence. some of which will be credit to the owners, the contractors and the city.
 H. E Pomeroy, manager of the King of Arizona mine owned by Col Randolph and Senator Eugene Ives. of Tucson, accompanied by Phillip N. Moore, the mining engineer, who is consulting engineer for the Black Mountain Mining Company, passed north Wednesday of this week, from Mexico, where he had been on mining business
 Last Saturday Colonel Epes Ran dolph returned from an inspection trip over the Sonora railway. He went as far as Culiacan, Sinaloa, which point is $50 miles south of Guaymas Col. Randolph eaid the road is in fine condition, but that no passenger trains were in service. These will be pleaced on the extension to Culiacan at an early date.
 Six hundred big American mules, owned by Grant Bros. Construction Company, of which Jim Cashion is manager, have arrived from Sinaloa, and sent out to the front for work on the Nogales Cananea branch of the the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, which it is said will be com pleted to the big copper camp by the 18th of September, next.
 MT. John A. Spink, veteran in the retail and wholesale mercantile business, who is we'll and favQFably known to all our citizens, has resigned his position with Proto Brothers, and is now occupying lucrative and re- sponsIble position with the Western Commercial Company. John is fam iliar with every detail of the business and always "makes good" We wish him good luck Tn his new position
 William M. Murphy of the Worlds Fair, spent the Fourth in the city, re- turning to the mine Sunday It is said that the great silver bonanza is |