The border vidette., 1909-08-14
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out on the line iaSC week, was SDlppGu east for burial, being accompanied by a brother of deceased, who was a mem be r of the Odd Fellows of La Platte, Colo.
 Professor E, NJ Blind, M E.. who with his associates is interested in splendid mining prospects out in the Santa Cruz mining district. Sonora. Mexico, is back from an extended busi- ness trip on the coast, and yesterday went out to his property to resume operations. it being his intention to let a number of contracts, with view of opening up his property, in which he has abundant faith.
 Tuesday evening Governor Redo of the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, arrived in the city from Ouliacan, the state capital, and on Wednesday nornin 2 continued on north en route to the City of Mexico. While here the new ly elected governor of the state of Sinaloa, of which he is native son. had the pleasure of meeting his good friends Don Antonio Monteverde of fcial printer of the state of Sonora, and Oomandante Ohacon, of thls port, ;, and other prominent Mexican citizens, all of whom congratulated the newly elected governor upon hls election last Sunday.
 Messrs. Shugart. Sanford, L,nier and Cooke, four loc,l Nimrods, went out to Santa Barbara Wednesday to enjoy a rest and incidentally shoot white wings Owing to the fact that Manuel Mascarefias, of the Boston Store, Inc and Carlos Araiza, one f lis lieutenauts, were spending the day at the big ranch, Bob missed the Can anea- Nogales train and did not return home until Thursday evening The boys report having had fine time at Santa Barbara where Gcillermo Mas carenas Is in charge during the absence of his father Don Manuel, who is en- loving a trip around the world.
 Charley Holler and Charley Rup pelius have opened brokerage and com mission office in the room between THE BORDER VIDETTE office and Hen drick's barber shop on Morley avenue, near the international line. The busi ness will be conducted under the firm name of O F Holler & Go. In view of the fact that both the boys are swell and favorably known here and through out the state of Sonora, it IS safe to predict for them a splendid business. TIE BORDER VIDBTTE beaspeaks for them a liberal patronage, and does not hesitate to recommend them to all who have commission or brokerage business to transact.
 In the passing of Don Arc16io Terres, last Monday morning. NogaIes l. ly respected pioneer citizens, an whose charity was unlimited; man who will be greatly missed by those who loved and respected him De- ceased was 87 years of age at the time of his death. A widow and a son, Pedro, have the heart felt sympathy of the community. Tuesday morning the funeral was held from the Nogales. Sonora Catholic church, interment be- ing in the Noeales. Sonora cemetery. Hundreds of friends and acduaint ances of Don Arcadio, accompanied the body to its last resting place
 L,st Monday Hon. Samuel T. Lee, ex- American consul at Noga es, So nora, accompanied by his wife and in teresting children, departed for San Jose, Costa Rica. where he goes to ac- cept the responsible position of Amer icau consul. Every body in this section Is sorry to see Mir Lee and his fa mily leave here. He is a thorough Amer ican and a gentleman who knows his duty and is not afraid to perform it. We wish him well wherever he may go. Hon. A V. Dye, his successor. has arrived from Missouri, and is now in charge of the American consulate. We welcome him and his family to our city and wish them the best of every thing.
 News reached here Thursday of the death of William Inman, machinist we'll known here and ln the state of Sonora. For some time past Mir. In man had been in the employ of the Juarez Mining Company where he died sometime Wednesday night. "Billie," as his friends called him, was found dead in bed Thursday morning It is believed he died from heart disease, with which aIlment he had been afflicted for some time. For some time past deceased had held the posi- tiou of chief machinist at the Juarez mine A wife and daughter reside in Los Angeles. The dead machinist's body was buried at the Juarez mine We knew "Biilie" intimately and join a wide circle of friends in deeply re- pretting his sudden, untimelY passing