The border vidette., 1909-07-31

George w. Atkinson, of Oalabasas,
 was up from the ranch yesterday. He
 said that MT. and Mrs. Atkinson were
 now visiting relatives in Grand June
 tion, Colorado, where Mir. Atkinson
 resided more than thirty years ago,
 about the same time the gentleman
 organized Sunday school class in Denver.
 A. Ullmann, the unfortunate young
 man who several months ago was sent from this place to the Territorial In
 sane Asylum at Phoenix, died July
 26th at that institution. The Ullmann
 and at one time owned valuable real
 estate here. A mother and three
 sisters now reside in Panama, hav-
 ing gone there couple of years ago
 from Nogales. Abraham was thirty
 one years of age.
 w. G Bowman, ex-agent at this
 point for the Southern Pacific, now
 agent at Carlo, Sonora, arrived last
 night from Los Angeles, accompanied
 by his two little daughters. Mrs Bow
 man, who recently underwent a suc- cessful surgical operation at the Cali
 fornia Hospital, in Los Angeles, con- tinues to improve and will soon be able to leave the hospital.
 Captain William McGee. who with Mrs Melee is enjoying life at Avalon, Catalina Island, California, writes that he and Mrs. McGee will return to Noga,es about August 9th. The gen. ial captain writes: Caught soma fish, also some cold; got rid of fish. still have the cold" Friends of Captain and Mrs. McGee will be pleased to see them back.
 l. B. FIeischer, proprietor of the American Clothing Factory. the fore part of the week visited his mines down in the Magdalena district. a short distance from the Sonora railway. He went to Santa Ana, thence to the | property in A M. Oonard's automo- i bile. The mine is looking we'll and | MT. Fleischer expects to dispose of it for S1OO,OOO. Mexican money.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whitesides, Sachem of i Papago tribe No. II, Redmen. left morning for a months visit with his aged mother in San Francisco. Bo says after enjoying a rest by the sea with his dear old moth er and old friends of his boyhood days, he's going to return and get down to business in earnest Here's hoping | the gentleman may enjoy his vacation.
 Sunday evening R. H. Ubahk, sup srintendent of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company's gold mines in the Pinto mountains, arrived from ga mp, returning Monday night. This was Superintendent Ubark's first visit to town in four months. He came in on company business, and reported opera tons progressing in very satisfactory the new hoist and pump work ng o. k.
 Alberto Mascarenas, manager of he local branch of Banco de Sonora, this week received handsome large Tourist automobile, which he will keep for the use Of himself and friends. Harry Karns, tho automobile man, 'ays the machine is first class in every respect, and certainly Harry knows. W hen you see red streak flash past you. don't de frightened; it's only MT. and his red auto.
 Thursday night Tra;nmaster Bailey ,f the Cananea Yaqui & Pacific rall- way, after delightful visit with rela- ives and friends in Alabama, returned o Nogales and is again attending to he duties of his important position. MT. Bailey, who was recently present. 'd with fine baby, reports Mrs. Bai- ey and the little one doing nicely. Mother and baby will spend the sum- ner in Ala ba ma.
 l.. M. Raines, manager of the Col l nbia Consolidated Mining Company, went to Magdalena Monday for the purpose of paying taxes on company property in the Magdalena mining Iistrict ManROer RaInes states that