The border vidette., 1909-08-28
Mine Host A. c. Bernard of Hotel

] Aioin, Guaymas new, up-to- the
 minute hotel, has for a couple of days
 been a stopover visitor Tn the city on
 his way back to the bay city from
 Tucson, his old home. Mir. Bernard
 says he is going to get thoroughly
 cooled off here before contin uing south.
 He is accompanied by "Fry ing Pan, D
 one of his right bowers, who sras been
 erjoying a rest on the Pacific coast.
 w. J. Ouburn is back from a visit
 with relatives and friends in New
 York City and Conn nec;icut, where he
 reports having had royal time with
 his brother Richard and family. Dur
 ing Mir. Oolburn's visit he purchased a
 beautiful old homestead, seven miles
 from New Haven, where he expects to
 spend his time when he gets old.
 Billie will engage in business in No-
 gales, possibly on the Mexican side of
 the International line, after he gets
 through shaking hands with his num-
 ereus friends, all of whom are glad to
 see him back
 Edgar Hurst, the clever young son of John s. Hurst of the Good Luck
 Mining and Milling Company, after pleasant visit with his father down at the Buena Suerte (good luck mine) in the state of Sonora, returned the fore part of the week to his home in Douglas, where Mir. Hurst's family have resided number of years When at Buena Snerte Ed gar says he saw a whole lot of real gold.
 Amos J. Yaeger, manager of the Zambona Development Company. was business visitor in the city the fore part of the week from Minas Nuevas, Sonora, where his company are busy installing a mammoth cyanide plant and other needed modern machinery, which will cost in the neigh borhood of $2o0 900, gold. Mir William s. Cranz, of Nogales, who is largely interested, financially, in the great ZAmhona mines, came up from the south to con- suit with Manager Yaeger. who has i fully recovered from the 1T juries re- ceived some time ago when he fell into one of the large cyanide tanks at the mine. Both Messrs. Cranz and Yae- l ger are well pleased with conditions at | Minas Nuevas.
 Hampton, after pleasant visit with | friends and relatives in Denver. Colo rado, have returned home feeling greatly benefited by their visit. Mir. Raines went to Fl Paso, to meet and accompany them back to Nogales. While in Fl Paso he purchased an ele- gant SS OOU home on Golden Hill and became 8 member of the Elks. In both cases Mir. Raines says he got the worth of his money. Next week MT. Raines, who is general manager of, the Columbia Consolidated Mining Oom- pany, accompanied by the family, will go out to hIs eompany.s property in the Pinto mountains, Sonora, where there is located one of the most pleas ant comfortable camps in the state.
 J. E Bentley, secretary and treas urer of the Good Luck Mining and Milling Company, of which Frank N. Cox of this city is manager, after an visit at the company's gold mines down in Sonora, situated a short distance from Llauo, came up from the south the forepars of the week and continued on north en route to England via. New York City. Mr. Bentley, who IS a mining engineer of many years practical experience. ex- pressed himself as greatly pleased with conditions at the mine under the able of Frank N. Cox, who not only has the fullest confidence of his business associates, but of wide circle of friends who have known him many years Hon Joseph Hadfeld, an En- glish millionaire, is president of the 
 Dr. M H. Barr, the dentist, whose offices are on Railroad street, Nogales, Sonora, two doors south of Hotel Mod erno, has a kick coming valued at eighteen big round Mexican dobie dol lars Thursday the dentist was cross-
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