The border vidette., 1908-01-25
Ths 8nrder Yidette.
JANUARY 25, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

| ham have this week been out at tn Durazno mine.
 Mir. Louis N Wheaton, of N. York who is mining in the Magdalena dis trict. Sonora, was a business visitor il Nogales yerterday.
 | G. W. Neumann, father of cul worthy townsman Judge William Neu
 mann, is visiting NogaIes. the guest of his son and family.
 Dr. Purcell, of Tucson, after severa 1 days pleasure visit in the city. has re- turned to the ancient and honorable ! pueblo, in his ''Little red devil" Roadmaster Moreno of the Sonora | railway, who now resides in NoYales with his family, was sOuthbound passenger Monday on company busi- ness.
 Thursday morning Chief Surgeon Goodfellow of the Randolph lines pass ed north travelling in his private car 'Silverbell." His destination was not learned.
 MT. P. Sandoval. the Nogales. So- nora banker, ranch and mine owner, returned Monday evening from a busI ness visit to points in Sonora. includ- ing Hermosillo and Guaymas.
 Manager l.. M. Raines of the Co- lumbia Consolidated Mining Company, is back from 8 visit to his company's property out in the Pinto mountains, where he went on company business.
 O. G. Miller. special agent of the Randolph lines, whose headquarters are Guaymas. was business visitor in the city Tuesday of this week, hav- ing come up from the south the day before.
 The Leap Year ball at Masonic Hall this evening will be the social event of the week. Every body is going to have a royal good time, as they always do when the ladies boss the job.
 Assistant Passenger Agent George Jackson of the Sonora railway, whose headquarters are at Guaymas, after a couple of days visit at Tucson on com pany business, returned south Thurs day morning.
 o. O. Saxhang is up from the min ing property of the Cerro Azul Min Ing Company. east of Imuris fourteen miles. He brought with him large lot of rich samples of " olframite ore, taken from a new discovery on the property.
 Mrs. w. w. Carney. not Colonel w. w., is visiting relatives in Kansas. The mother of Mrs. Carney has been quite i'll recently. and it was for the purpose of being with her that the Iadv went east last week
 Ed. Ashley, the well known dispen- ser of wet-goods, who for several years past has worked in Nogales and points in the state of Sonora, is back from Tucson for short visit with Mrs. Ashley and the boy. Next month Ed. and the folks will go to Tucson to reside.
 w. B Duval, manager of the Tsco- lote mines. forty five miles west of Carbo, Sonora, passed south yesterday morning on his way to the mines. from Philadelphia, accompanied by David Sharpless and a number of other east era capitalists who are financially in terested in the Tecolote.
 E V. Turgeon, of New York, re- presenting Mack Brothers of Allen town, Pa, passed south the forepart of the week on his way to the Ciene- guita Copper Company's mines in the Sahuaripa district. Sonora, with two 5 ton auto trucks to be used in haulin 2 supplies between the mines and Minas Prietas.
 Thursday morning Paymaster George Lesser of the Randolph lines, passed north on his way to Globe to make the boys on the Gila Valley. Globe & Northern railway happy. Mir. Lesser has been with the Sonora branch of the Southern Pacific many years. Every body likes him. He and his family make Guaymas their home.
 At the Trinity Congregational church tomorrow Rev. A. J. Benedict of Tombstone will conduct services morning and evening. Morning sub feet "A Witnessing Church" In the evening MT. Benedict will talk to the young men on the theme 1.-The Glory of Young Men Is Their Strength" a talk on athletics. physical and moral. All are cordially invited to attend.
 At recent meeting of Papago Tribe No. II. Redmen, the following officers were installed for the ensuing year: Sachem, Bo. J. Whiteside; Se- nior Sagamore, Oscar Gebler; Junior Sagamore. Hayden Pendergrass; Chief of Records, J. J. Teeter; Keeper of Wampum, Charley Moody; Medicine Man, Dr. H. w. Purdy; Trustees, R.