The border vidette., 1909-07-17

| of the United States cust oms force, departed for the Pacific coast on a we'll earned vacation. Inspector John E. Stelzer has returned from visit to Douglas, with his family, and is again on duty.
 It is said that the Twin Buttes rail road extention from Sahuarita to Ca- labasas, on which work was commence ed last Monday, will be completed by November 1st. next. The distance from Sahuarita to Calabasas is about forty miles.
 John Spink. store manager and ex- pert bookkeeper, has returned from Courtland. the new copper camp In Oochise county, where he was recently in the employ of big mercantile es- tablishment. The Spink home on Elm street is one ot the prettiest in the line city.
 Charley Thompson, for a long time | connected with the Sonora railway at this point, now stationed at Empalme, is up for few days rest. Just at this season. Charley says Empalme is de- llghtfully hot. He was slightly under the weather when he arrived here, but is greatly improved
 William McOomas, manager of the big gold property down in the Altar district, Sonora. formerly owned by the Llanos de Gro company. was a business visitor in the line city the first of the week. It is said i25 stamps are now pounding out gold at MT. McOomis' property.
 H. Gordon Glore, the meteluragis5 and mining engineer, after spending some time at "Cobre Grande," the property of the Sonora Copper Com pany, returned Thursday evening. During his visit at the biz copper camp, he surveyed site for the smell ter and tramway soon to be built there.
 
 J. J. Chatham's court, Casiano Ro- nero. the Indian accused of being one of the murderers of Edwin Esan, the Calabasas rancher, was bound over to the grand jury, without bail. The evidence against Romero is very strong and there is little doubt in the minds of the officers regarding his guilt.
 This week MT. William Schuck- mann, president of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company. of this city. has been on the road personally visiting his GUS toners. The big factory does an enormous business. the fame of it's pro duct being international. The factory employs large number of people and many thousands of dollars are annual ly paid employees.
 Robert Carewi, many years connect ed with the Nogales-Benson branch of the Southern Pacific, owner. of splen- did mining property situated in this county, writes from Port Said, Egypt, that he is having fine trip in that far away land where ''camel can go eight days without drinking" When Bob returns home he expects to have money to burn.
 Next week Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside will go to San Francisco, to visit couple of months with his mother and sister. both of whom have elegant su bur6a homes there. Altho' almost fully recovered from his recent attack of rheumatism, the "Senator," is still possessed of that tired feeling, and rest will do him a world of good.
 The closing exercises of the Nogales, Sonora public schools. in Ramirez Theatre last Thursday evening was a most interesting and instructive affair, largely attended by students and friends of education from both sides of the international line. Much merited praise is due Professor Ignacio Jovar- rubias and his able assistants for the high efficiency attained by the pupils in all grades.
 James Hale, one of Harshaw's old est pioneers, owner of good mining Ubo for I0po fIpoa boo hoa,,