The border vidette., 1908-01-11

| returned home Thursday evening from business trip to Sonora.
 Judge Black, of Tubac, and MT. Henry Ohm, of Calabasas, spent Tues day in town. Henry is one of the county's progressive, successful farmers.
 Thursday Colonel Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, went to Phoenix on inn portant business connected with a mining company in which he is in l terested.
 | Don Ricardo Johnson, the veteran mining man who is we'll known in Nogales and throughout Sonora. is a business visitor in the city from Her mosillo. his home.
 LOST A bunch of keys attached to metal tag, bearing name of o. H. 1 Menefee. No use to any one but the owner. Finder will greatly oblige by returning to this office.
 "Tom and Bills" is the name of a | recently established saloon on the Mexican side of the International line. Drop in and ''smile" with Tom and Bill; they'll treat you white.
 George Gross, manager of the F our Metals mines in this county, a few miles from Nogales, reports everything moving in very satisfactory manner. George Is now at the mines. Since the first of the year Las Dos Naciones (Two Nations) Cigar Com pany's big cigar factory on Morley avenue, has been running full blast with a large force of people.
 Mr. w. E Balcom, the mlne super intendent, who for several years has been in charge of Professor Blake's Salero mining properties, was busi- ness visitor at the county seat yester- day.
 Effective the twentieth instant, only first and second class tickets will be sold on the Sonora railway, first class at present rate and second class at pre- sent third class rate.-H. E. Grace, Agent.
 Arthur Hamilton, who with his brother Tom, is mining in the Mag dalena district, Sonora, was here " ed nesday from Magdalena, Sonora, where he and his brother make their head quarters.
 Our old friend Michael Maloney who is again looking after his mining interests in this county, came in from the hills the first part of the week and spent 6 couple of days circulating among his friends.
 Hayden Pendegrass ca me down from Patagonia the forepart of the week and spent several days here visiting old friends. For number of years Hayden has engaged in mining near the busy little burg on the raging Sonoita.
 A. Gould, clain agent for the South ern Pacific railroad company, whose headquarters are in San Francisco, was here Thursday on official busin ess, being chaperoned around by Mir. H. E Grace, the company's local repre- sentative.
 Colonel Ben. Moore, southern newspaper man of the old school, ar rived in the city Thursday night from Old Mexico, where he has been actively engaged in the business of mining. It has been nearly ten years since the colonel visited Nogales.
 Alter spending couple of days in Nogales. o. O. Saxhang, the mining man, left this morning for Magdalena on mining business; thence to the pTOpcIGy Ol GuO OOIIO AZui Company, in the Magdalena district, east of Imuris about fifteen miles.
 With Joe Dupey doing the day "trick:' and "Babe" Thomas directing affairs at night, The Palace is one of the principal attractions in the city. Joe and his trained cats. and Mir. Thomas Tn his "Good Old Summer Time" speciality never fall to please.
 Mir. A. $. Perkins. prominent attorney of San Antonio, Texas. is here from the Lone Star state. The gentleman is friend of Mir. Rufus Thomas. proprietor of The Palace. He is very much impressed with the Line City and may decide to locate here.
 City Clerk Carl M. Rathbun is with out doubt the happiest man in the land. It is boy, arrived last Mon day night and is doing fine; so is the happy mother. We extend hearty congratulations and hope the little chap will grow to become as good a man as his father.
 Pete Soto, brother of Pablo Soto and Mrs. w. F. Overton, was a visitor in the city Thursday and yesterday. Mir. Soto now has nice responsible position with the Western Commer- cial Company of which H. R. Burns is manager. This morning Pete left for EmpaIme to resume his duties.
 Manuel Monresl, who for some time