The border vidette., 1909-03-20

died yesterday in Tucson, at the age
 of 83 years, will reach Nogales to-
 night, and will be buried tomorrow
 afterno oon. To the b9reaved family
 TIE VIDETTE extends sympathy.
 Rodolfo Vaequtz, the mining man
 of this city, who owns valuable minin 2
 interests in the Santa Cruz copper district, between here and Cananea,
 has returned from Q prolonged busi-
 ness trip to points in California and
 Utah. He reports having had a most
 pleasant and successful trip. and may
 at no distant date have some interest ing mining news for publication.
 NGcho OJrnea has been arrested | for fe.onious assault on Mrs. Carmen
 Flores and Wenceslada Rente rias,
 who were terribly beaten about the
 face at Mowry last Sunday. The
 women walked all the way in from
 Mowry to file the complaint, and
 under Sheriff Lowe went out and
 rounded up Nscho, who is today hav- ing his preliminary hearing in Justice Chathan's court.
 E E. Pope, president. and Superin- tendent Taylor, of La Libertad mines in the Altar district, Sonora, spent couple of days in the city this week, purchasing camp and mine supplies. | President Pope is deserving great praise for staying with this splendid property. which may yet pay him and his friends large returns on their in vestment. Superintendent Ia ylor said every thing at the mines was looking good.
 Frank N. Cox, president and gen. eral manager of the Buena Suerte Mining & Milling Company, the gold of which are located out east of Llano Sonora, near the Otate md Soledad mines, was here Monday md Tuesday, having come up to see Mrs. Cox who is quite ill with a severe ttack of Ia grippe. As soon as the c ady can travel, she will go to southern | JAlifornia, where it is hoped she will t peedily recover. T
 William Randall, cashier of B.nco |, e Sonora, wants some strong man to ake thoroughbred bull pup off his :. ands Willie says he is tired of hav- '. ng to work his way into lis own ome at most any old hour, with the i'd of pick handle. However, there F re timos when the pup and his master ', re gooi friends and Willie naturally |, ,ants to fad a nice home for the pup. )ne where there are no small children 0 devour. preferable. t
 Sheriff H:rry Saxon and Tom '.aser, the Patagonia mining man, "Wednesday night from Tue on, where Mr Fraser, who is a per ocal s:iend of cur popular sheriff, had one to assist members of Tucson Lodge Jo 385, 3. P. o E. put the Eik's rand on him Tns sheriff says he ! are got the worth of his money, and yil ver forget his fciead Fraser and he several hundrrd Best Peopio on laTtA.' who 50 royalty entertained 2 i'm while in Tucson,
 NJ Moadzy evening Col. w. 0. Greene, | ccompanied by Mrs Greene, and her riend Mrs. Frank hI. King, arrived ! the city from CanaEea in his legant private car "Verde," and on E tuesday morning continued south to o t.aloa. where it is said the Colonel t oes on pleasure bent. During the \ IolonePs Iayover here, he met many g Id friends and ncqaaIntances, ell of V ,hom are always pleased to meet the V nan W ho has done so much to make d he great CAnanea famous. g
 This week our friend G. W. Avery, the Sln Francisco Miaing Com- a Y, has ag>in been circulating P mong his Nogales friends after an xtended business trip east. Yester- t ay he left for the Sierra Madre lountains on bu.;nass for the big ompany Eo represents. expecting to 3 aosent from the city a couple of ,eeks Mr. Avery said the weather a t was very un yleasant aE this sea-