The border vidette., 1908-07-25

Good.
 l. M. Raines, manager of the
 OoIumbia Consolidated Mining Oom-
 pany. accompanied by Mrs. Raines,
 Master Hampton and Bo. J. White side, returned Tuesday evening from the Pinto mountains, Sonora. All enjoyed the trip, especially the Gen tleman from Santa Cruz" who had such fine time, among the pines | 900 fest above the sea, he's too full ! for utterance.
 w. E Bower, who has for many years resided with his family on the Rancho lo1 Coches. in the foot hills of i Huachuca mountains. was n business visitor in the city yesterday, being accompanied by MT. s. Alexander, formerly of Texas, who has located a home on government land near Mir. | Bowers fine ranch home, on which he has expended many thousand dollars | in Improvements
 Mir. James Parker, one of the pioneers of Santa Cruz county, was a visitor at the county seat "Wednesday, having come to the city on business connected with proving up on his splen- did ranch home near EIgin. Mir Parker, who is the father of Mrs Frank J Duffy. of this city has host of friends here and throughout the county. He was pleasant caller at TIE VIDETTE office.
 Mrs. Killeen, wife of Louis KilIeen, for many years a resident of Ures, Sonora, now of Phoenix, where he Is engaged in the commission business, accompanied by her son Edward, and daughter Miss Mary, most charming, highly accomplished young lady, has arrived from the capital city, and will spend the summer months here. They will occupy the pleasant Holler re- sidence on Terrace avenue.
 The Miner and Stockman of Tucson truthfully says that Santa Cruz county has more mineral veins, for it's size, than any other county Tn Ari zona. Bully for Bro. MaGee. he is pioneer miner and prospector of this section, and certainly knows whereof he speaks. No county in the territory has brighter future than the baby county, and some day she will be the banner county in the best state in the United States.
 Tuesday Messrs. Henry Pyeatt, John
 
 were visitors in Nogales, having busi- | office in connection with declaring | their intention of proving up on their respective ranches situated in the | Huachuca mountains, this county. | Attorney Frank J. Duffy will repre- sent the settlers, and it will only be a short time when they'll receive titles 1 to their homes.
 It is reported on excellent author ity, that Horace E. Pomery, manager | of the King of Arizona mines, has accepted the position of manager of the Black Mountain Mining Com pany's great gold mines at Oerro Prieto, Sonora, Mexico. vice Manager Atwater, resigned. Mir. PomeroY is one of the best known, most success ful mine managers iu the west. His | friends wish success in the manage ment of the Black Mountain prop critics.
 Bracey Curtis and Lycurgus Lind say, both of whom are interested in banking in Nogales and who are well known here, have purchased large interest in the Western Art Tile works at Tropico, near Los Angeles. Lindsay, VI ho is president of the com pany, is the man who has been in the courts for year past in connection with deal entered into between him. self and Colonel .Eoes Randolph in placer mines in the Altar district, So | npra.-S.ar.
 Tuesday Mir. Max Muller. manager of the Hermosillo Banco de Sonora, accompanied by Mrs. Muller left for the Pacific coast where they will spend a month enjoying the delights of the ocean. Mr. Muller is one of the most prominent, successful financiers in the republic of Mexico. He and his estimable wife have resided in Hermosillo many years. Both are justly popular iii the capital city. and host of friends pin us in wishing them a pleasant outing 6y the sea.
 At the meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee held today, to represent Santa Cruz county at the Democrat Tetr1torill Convention to held at Prescott August Sth: Frank Powers, Richard Farrell. R. l. Parson, George E. Marsh, l. M. Raines Fl. D. Tomlin and Frank J. Duffy. The delegation will leave for Prescott on the morning of Auust 9th, and at Tucson will pin the big Mark Smith special that will arrive at Prescott at 3 F. m August 7th.
 N J Purcell. manager of the Bue-