The border vidette., 1909-03-27

c. P. Cochran, formerly one of the
 proprietors of The Palace, writes from Panama that he and Dave Black
 have been in that country for some
 time, but as yet have not become
 wealthy. MT. Cochran wished to be remembered to his Nogales friends.
 Mark Smith. the printer, formerly of Nogales, now of Cananea, was here several days this week. From here he went to Tucson, where in future he will make his home. Before going to Cananea, Mark was foreman of THE BORDER VIDBTTE mechanical depart ment.
 l Godfrey Hughes, the assayer. has this week been down in Sonora, where he went in che interest of a mining g company. During his absence from the city, MT. Tryon will have charge of the business. The gentleman will give all work his prompt, careful attention.
 c. D. Amos and D. l. Mailer, of BIsbee. Arizona, have been in the city several days The boys are ex- perienced prospectors and miLers. From here they are going into Mexico on an extended prospecting trip, ex- pecting to be absent from the United States about a year.
 Mir. E E. BetheIl. manager of the Washington Trading Company's Pa tagonia business, was in the city Thursday on company business. Mir. Bethell is great admirer of fancy chickens, but says from now on he is going to let his good wife manage the hen roost at his place.
 Friends of Mr. and Mrs w. S. Oranz will be pleased to learn that they will shortly return to Nogales. | possibly for the summer. For some | time past-they have been down at Minas Nuevas. Sonora, whore the great Zsmbona silver mines in which MT. Cranz is largely interested, are located
 Mr. John Henderson. the mining man. have received good news from his two sons John and Alex, who for some time past have been exp!or- ing and developing mining property in Sonora The boys write that the mine is improving in value as depth is attained, and they have a winner. Here's hoping.
 Midgley's Nogales Park is going to be one of the most pleasant and at tractive pleasure resorts in the coun- try. when MT. Midgley gets through the place. The gentleman is past m lster ia his business. and says he is going to give the Nogales fun loving people more for their money than they ever received.
 Yesterday morning Hon. James Finley. j2int councilman from Pima md Santa Cruz counties, was a south pound passenger on bis way to En- oalme. Sonora, on business for the oOutuctu I ACiuC ToiiTOau COHiPhuyI | or which he has worked many years MT. Finley was one of the big men of he twenty fifth legislature. |, At the regular weekly meeting of be directors of the Board of Trade Tuesday evening, Assembly m,n F. J. Duffy stated that he had succeeded n getting an appropriation of $500 { rom the Territorial Legislature for ,uaging the Santa Cruz river, and he secretary was instructed to write { o the territorial auditor and ascertain ( when the money would be available | Prof. Frank Briggs. of this city, vho so often delights his friends with Iis performances on the piano. has C ,een quite i'll with la grippe, but at C his writing he is greatly improved j nd able to circulate among his c Prof. Briggs with Mrs. Briggs V nd their cute little daughter have , pleasant home in this city. They anne here several years ago from c Kansas City c John Keane. who recently came ere from Nevada. where he success
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