The border vidette., 1908-12-05


 amin, and Miss Valencia, the lady,
 sister, left for Cobre Grande, the min-
 ing camp owned by the Sonora Coppei
 Company, of which A. NJ. Conard i:
 president and general manager.
 Captain Allan Mcintyre, one oi
 Nogsles' pioneer real estate owners
 who spent the summer in Chicago snd
 on the Great Lakes, where for many years he has owned a number of fine
 large steam ships, has returned here
 for the winter months. Friends of Captain Mcintyre, who is an uncle of John and James Mcintyre. will be pleased to learn that he is greatly inn proved in health. TIE VIDETTE well comes our old friend Captain McIn- tyre home.
 Charley Rand, who with Bond x
 Martin sold the Key de Gro mines Tn the MagGalena mining district So- nora, to the Tribune Gold Mining Company, after an extended absence from Nogales, during which he visited Colorado Springs, Col, and SylvanIte, New Mexico, is a guest at the Brick wood Hotel; having arrived the fore part of week from the new mining camp which Is being advertised SO ex- tensively. After transacting some private business here Mir. Rand will return to Sylvanite, where he may later become interested financially.
 "You certainly have a pretty and interesting town." said MT. w. B. James, of Baltimore. Maryland. a vIs- itor here for day, who was passing en route to Mazatlan, Mexico, on a business trip. "Nogales is a much talked of place in all parts of the country. and I frequently hear it spoken of on my travels You have n ideal climate, and to see the many flower gardens in bloom at this season of the year is indeed remarkable. You have lots of room here, and it looks to me as if this would be great place for a manufa cturing center"
 Alex. Rossi, of Tucs7n, with party of friends, en route to Guaymas, Sonora. to attend the opening of Hotel Aloin. A. O. Bernard's new hotel, shook up Nogales for two hours Thurs day night Alex. and party were chaperoned by Bo. White side, who saw them safely placed in their berths on the Pullman "Ascot," where they went to sleep, dreaming of the good time to come, when Man anger Roca opens the doors of the big Hotel Albin tomorrow. Frank Siebold | and Bo were more than sorry, be cause they could not join the party.
 A. L Lewis, the ore buyer, after an extended business visit to points in Sonora, is enjoying visit at home | with Mrs. Lewis. The gentleman re- ports business in his line, as well ss in | other lines, picking up in our sister state, and believes just as soon as the Yaqui troubles are settled, there will be the biggest rush of foreign capital into Sonora that has ever been witnessed | in the past. MT. Lewis, whose busi- | mesa is the buying of ores, concen- trates, etc keeps constantly in touch | with the mining interests in Arizona and Sonora. If you have anything in his line notify him, he'll sure treat you right.
 John GIisson, one of the best known practical miners in southern Arizona, whose pleasant home is located just | below the city limits, is b,ck from the Leadvile mines near Pearce, Cochise | where he has been employed | for some time past, and where at pres snt he and his family arc temporarily | MT. Watt Gittins and Miss Dora. also Mir Ed. Wood and ia mily, | now make Pearce their home Mir | 5lisson is here for the purpose of loing the annual assess menU work on his gold mining claims four miles norh- east of tbe city, near the Uncle Sam group of mines. MT. Glisson is a brother of Mrs. l. Burgoon of this ,ity