The border vidette., 1908-03-07

James Teeter, brother of Jack
 Teeter, manager of Teeter Brothers, the butchers, of Tempe and Nogales,
 was here a couple of days this week
 enjoying a visit with his brother and
 family. Wednesday he returned to | Tempe.
 Word has been received from Rev. Donald NJ. Brookman that he will be
 end tho following Sunday, at the Epis.
 copal church. Sunday School at the
 usual hour. All welcome to every
 service. Seats free.
 Louis Snyder, after several days
 in the city on company business. re-
 turned Thursday to Cerro Colorado, in
 the Altar district, Sonora, where the Cerro Colorado Mining Company. of
 which George B. Earnshaw, of this city IS manager, is erecting a big re- duction plant. Q
 Joe Faymonville, the insurance man,
 will shortly leave on an extended
 business and pleasure trip on the Pa cific coast, Chicago and other eastern points. "Fay" formerly lived in the
 Windy Oity, and is on to all the ropes there; he says that the anarchists have no terrors for him, and he expects to have a pleasant and successful trip.
 Robert Oarew. one of the lucky own. CTS of the Frenzied Finance mines, this county, is becoming very chesty, and we do not blame him. It is said that he and his associates were recent ly offered a cool hundred thousand for their property, which is rapidly de- celoping into bonanza. Bully for Bob, he knows a good thing when he sees it, and we wish him good luck.
 Secretary Charles E. Perkins of the Nogales Building Lean Association has issued his annual statement of the condition of the association at the close of business on the 3lst day of . January, 1908. The report shows the local association to be in a most prosperous condition and speaks we'll for the directors and officers of N B. & l. A. which has been the means of building many homes in the line city during the past fourteen years. The report will appear in our next issue.
 The "Karmessi" last Saturday, Sum- day afternoon and night in Nogales. So- nora, was 8 most successful, enjoyable affair and the ladies who had charge of the arrangements deserve much praise. Both the fancy dress and pink "Bailes de Oarnaval," were large ly attended by people from Nogaies, and Nogales, Sonora; every body had splendid time; there were many beautiful, costly costumes Sat- urday evening and Sunday evening many of the ladies wore pink; all looked lovely.
 MT. Williams, a successful mining man, who for 0 number of years has operated in the San Javier diserict. Sonora, Mexico, arrived from the south last evening and this morning departed for Denver, Colorado, where he goes on important mining business. of his section of the country is very bright, several splendid mines being opened up at shis ti,ne. Msssrs. Miller, and Cleaver, of the Uvalams Mining Company, are arranging to make another shipment of high grade ore to the Fl Peso smelter.
 The funeral of Angel Otero, the Mexican policeman, who the day be- fore was shot and instantly killed by J esus Mendivles, a brother officer and long time friend who was crazy drunk, was held Monday afternoon from the home of the dead mans mother on Elm street, NogaIes. Arizona. The funeral was attended by large mum Der of the dead mans friends and ac- quaintances, all of whom deeply regret the sudden, tragic death of the brave young man, at the hands of hIs friend who is now in the Nogales. SoBora jail awaiting trial for his awful deed.
 This morning A. B. Richmond. of the Mansfield Mining & Shelter Company, accompanied by number of officers and stockholders of his company, went to Gusymas So- nora, on e pleasure trip Just at this time of the year the bay city is the most interesting place in the republic of Mexico, and it goes without saying MT. Richmon and party will have fine time. It is said that the Man 'held company will at once erect 'melter at their property short dis ,ance from Patagonia. and that work n the mines will b9 resumed on arger plan than heretofore.