The border vidette., 1909-04-24

Santa Cruz county, was visitor Tn the city the forepart of the week, guest of his brother and family. MT. O'Connor is district attorney of Pinal county.
 County Assessor A. A Doherty is constantly on the move these days rounding up taxpayers, and needless to say very few of the boys get past his drag net. He is making first class assessor and is turning many dol lars into the coffsrs of the county.
 J. A. Hunter, prominent Denver, incorporation lawyer, has been attend ing the present term of district court, in the interest of stockholders of the Four Metal Mining Company, owners of the Four Metal mines in the Red Hill, a short distance from Nogales.
 Thursday night thieves broke into a bonded freight car in the Nogales yard, and stole thirty eight bolts of ging- hams The officers were immediately notified by Agent Grace, and It is believed the thieves will be appre- hended. The goods were consigned to oints in Sonora.
 Al Wood, who for some time past has been working for the Cerro Colo rado Mining Go , at the company's mines in the Altar district, Sonora, is a guest at Hotel Brickwood. He is accompanied by his wife. MT. and Mrs. Wood have in contemplation trip to the Pacific coast.
 Harry Karns and Horace McGee, of this city. who have teen in Los Angeles this week purchasing a num- Der of big automobiles for public service in Nogales. at MagdaIena and Her mosillo. expect to return home to- night. MT. Groke, who recently ar rived in the city from Pennsylvania, is financially interested with Messrs. Karus and McGee.
 MT. Louis Lulley. proprietor of Lul ley's Buffet, will shortly leave for the east on an extended pleasure trip. He will be accompanied by his wife and will be absent from Nogales a couple of months. During his absence from the city his brother Lucky Mark, will have charge of the Buffet. While away Mir and Mrs. Lulley will visit relatives in Washington, D. O. and New York City.
 w. P. McGomas, the mining engi neer, who made Nogales his head quarters several years ago, who is now in the employ of the Llanos de Gro mines down in the Altar district, Sonora, has been a business visitor in the city couple of days this week, a guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. M cComas is an old time friend of l. M. Raines, manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company.
 On Monday the annual meeting of stockholders of the Cerro Colorado Mining Company was held at the of fee of Attorney Frank J. Duffy, in this city. A. D. Williams, of Union town, Pa secretary of the company, who has been visiting the mines in the Altar district, Sonora, and MT. D. Sturgeon, of Uniontown, who is also connected with the company, were present at the annual meeting
 E l. Oonw way, stenographer in Sup erintendent Temples cfi:e, has been granted a thirty day leave of absen ce, and departed for his old home in Ten. nessee- Conway is one of the best known. most popular of all the clever young railway employees now con- nected with the local office, and his many friends and acquaintances join us in wishing him 8 pleasant visit home and speedy return to NogaIes.
 Tuesday Mayor Arnold of Oananea. Sonora, was business visitor in the city, having come in from Santa Cruz. the new copper camp out on the line of the Nogales- Oananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River E Pacific rail- way, where a number of local mining men are also largely interested. Just