The border vidette., 1909-03-06

I
 house just esta blished in tine lar, 6
 room recently occupied by Wallace.
 Glore & Summerhayes in the lower
 part of the Wilson building o2I o.ite
 the electric light plant. The new
 place. where the best of rything
 "home made," will be conducted by
 Mesdames Bessie Lee Scoville and Joe
 Maloney, both of whom are experts in
 ever
 Friends of Henry Romero, formerly
 of Tucson, but we'll known in Nogales.
 where he and hIs ia mily have been m k- ing their home for some time east, will be sorry 70 learn that he is in serious
 trouble in Guay mas. where he recent Iy accidentally shot and instantly kill ed a young man to whom he was
 showing an automatic pistol. It is
 said Henry is now confined in the
 Guaymas j,il. No one more deeply
 regrets the accident than Henry, who
 has the sympathy of many friends in
 Nogales.
 Hon. Hoval A. Smith of BIsbee. oKe
 of the most prominent mining men in
 the territory. has. it is said, purchased the Hardshell and Flux group of
 mines, situated in the Harshaw dis
 trict, this county. from Colonel R. R.
 Richardson, of Patagonia, and Hon.
 Ben Heney, of Tucson. Consideration said to have been S25O, ,0OO. gold. The
 Hardshell and Flux have a record of splendid production. and are said to be worth much more than the price named. The active resumption of for Santa Cruz county. and we hope soon to see several hundred men work iag there.
 J. W. Alvin, formerly with the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific Rail- way Go. with headquarters at Elm palme, Sonora, has accepted the posi- tion of secretary of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. and has entered upon his new duties. Mir. Carl M. Rathbun, who for SO long has been the efficient secretary of the board. resigned some tine ago to de- vote more of his time to the office of city clerk and treasurer; however. Mir. Rathbun has kindly given the board his services until a successor could be secured to relieve him. We wish the new secretary good luck and bespeak for him the hearty co operation of all members of the board.
 Louis Killeen, the mining man and com mission agent. for many years resident of Ures. Sonora, now of Phoe- nix, Ariz1na, was here Tuesday on his way back to the capital city. from a visit to Hermosillo and Guay- mas, where he had been to secure orders for fine Salt River horses, cattle and hogs. The first shipment will compose six carloads of fine stock for prominent citizens of the bay and capital cities. Mr. Killeeu is we'll known in Sonora, where he has 6 wide circle of friends among the very best people. He is also largely interested in the Belen mines out from Carlo, near the Sultana mines recently pur- chased by the Cole Ryan interests.
 On Wednesday George B. Marsh. owner of Marsh's Heights. southeast of the Court House. put to work arge force of men who will grade and improve this splendid residence sec ton where already a number of hand me homes are contemplated by some ,f our best citizens who have pur- ;hased lots from MT. Marsh. Judge M. Marsteller will commence work on 1is new residence in the very near fu- ,ure. It is understood that just as ,oon as Engineer H. Gordon Glore gas completed the work of surveying md laying out the streets and lots Mir. Marsh will place Marsh's Heights on .he market. A finer site for homes would be hard to find in any town.
 Bernard Granville, the mining en- ,ineer, who five years ago made No ,ales his headquarters several years