The border vidette., 1909-02-06


 the last election but did not want the
 office and would not qualify. How
 ever, the people of the precinct felt
 that they needed local court and It
 WAS upon their petition that the ap- | pointment was made.
 | Mr. A. F. Krohn, right of way
 agent for the great Oananea, Yaqui
 River tG Pacific Railway, after three
 months in Guadalsj, j,ra. Mexico, was | here the forepart of the week tran sacting business with MT. Ramon Sa- line of the Nogales- Oananea branch
 It is said that Mir, Krohn completed the business which brought him here, i and has continued on to Culiacan, Si- naloa, where ne and hls family now make their home.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE regrets to an nounce the death in Fl P4so Texas, on January 30th, of Truth and Purity" R. W. Curtis, southwestern passenger and traffic agent of the Texas & Pacific railway, for the past eight years. Typhoid fever was the cause of the unrinely passing of MT. Curtis, who was one of the most de- southwest He was we'll and favor ably known throughout Arizona, where he travelled a number of years before being promoted to the responsible position of general agent of the Texas & Pacific road. Curt. will be greatly missed not only by his family but by host of personal friends.
 Dr. R. q. Dryden. an old-time Ari- zonan, who for several years has been residiog in New Mexico, was visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. having come here with the intention of possibly locating in this city. After looking the field over carefully, the doctor decided that Nogales on account of her ideal climate, which by the way can't be beat on earth, and owing to the fact that we already have a num- Der of experienced. up-to-the- min ute phy sicians, he would not remain but would go to Benson where there is a splendid opening for first class phy- sician of Dr. Dry den's wide experience and fine personality. We wish Dr. Dryden success in his new field.
 At the adjourned annual meeting of the Cerro Azal Mining Company, held in this city last Tuesday, the follow ing directors were elected for the en- suing year: O. o. Saxhang. I. Bur goon, James Mcintyre. and E. D. Miller of Nogales; Ed. w. Jones and E. P. Grover. of Mesa, Arizona. The directors elected the following officers: O. 0. Saxhang, president and general manager; E. D. Miller, vice. president: Frank J. Duffy, secretary and treas urer. The properties of the company are situated in the Magdalena, dis trict, Sonora, and reported by mining men who know, to possess great merit. Manager Saxhang hopes at az early | date to resume active operations.
 Last Sunday evening Editor Simon Montana of the Gazeta de Canauea, and Agripina P. Otero of this city. were united in marriage at the home | of the bride on Elm street, the cere- mony being performed by Justice of the Peace J. J. Chatham, who, by | the-way is an old-time newspaper man of many years experience. This 1 Is the first wedding ceremony His Honor has performed, and it goes with. out saying. he took great pains to give Editor Montano the best in the shop | and run for his money. Only few relatives and friends were present at the ceremony. We wish Brother Mon taIlo and his bride much joy and measures of success. They will make their home in Cananea, So- nora.
 W. G. Bowman. agent at Carbo, Sonora. for the Sonora railway. is business visitor in the city, having come up to inspect the building of three nice brick cottages on his splen- did Kim Whan