The border vidette., 1909-05-08


 is up from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, and will
 erjoy couple of weeks here with his
 family. The Spink place on Elm
 street is one of the prettiest in No
 gales
 Thursday Superintendent Temple
 and Agent Grace of the Southern Pa
 cific. with headquarters in this city.
 made a flying trip to Cananea, re-
 turning late at night on Superinten-
 dent Temples private motor car.
 They say they enjoyed the run home
 which was made in record breaking g
 time.
 Mir. J. R. K. HIgginbctham, who for several years past, has been in charge of meritorious mining prop erty out from Carbo. Sonora, was business visitor in the city the first | of the week. John is one of the best knowc foreigners in the state of So- nora. His many friends hope he'll | make million.
 Bernard Granville, the New York mining engineer, it is said, has been appointed consulting engineer for the Columbia Consolidated Mining Com pany, of which l.. NJ. Raines of this place is general manager. MT. Gran vile will arrive in a few days to in spect the company's property, in con- with Raipps
 Joe Wright, the carpenter, is back from Nina Juarez, Sonora, where he has been for some time in the employ of the company. He reports Nina Juarez turning out yellow gold in | large paying quantities, and Manager John Mcintyre and family enjoy ing good health. Joe is slightly under the weather and will stay here and re- cuperate-
 The social dance to be given in Masonic Hall on the night of Monday, May 10th. by the good ladies of the events of the season. A large number of tickets have already been sold by the ladies and fine attendance I5 as sured. Don't 'duck" when you ste the ticket sellers. It will only cost ycu one dollar.
 R. Stewart Brooks. the mining en- gineer, was stopover visitor in No gales one day this week on hIs way from Sonora to the United States MT. Brooks is recognized as one of the most competent mining engineers in tke southwest. He is a graduate of ore os the best colleges in the United States, and has had wide practical ( experience in the field.
 Wednesday night Frank Reagan, of the Palace, returned from the Fort Thomas Hot SpringR, feel n2 fine and dandy. He says the springs are the test ever and advises all his friends with "that tired feel ng," to drop Mine Host Alexander a inc. He will make satisfactory ar to get you there, and the springs will do the rest.
 Frank Irvine's wet goods emporium, ust across the line, is being remodeled, and in future anyone desiring friend y game of "Higb, low. Jack and the ,ame," "Old Maids," etc, will be ac- When Mr. Irvine Is not on duty, Dan Johnson, who comes from Bo. Whiteside's town, Marys- vile, Cal will give you the glad hand of welcome and smile.
 Oscar Rouutree, mana! CT of the end of the Black Noun tain Mining Company's business at { Minas Prietas, Sonora, was here Tues lay, having come up to the city to in vestigate his loss in the Wyie store house destroyed last week by fire. MT. Rountree's goods were partly insured, ; and his loss will only amount to about S7OO He reports active operations 1t the dig gold camp. where the big plant is running like an eight-day clock well greased
 William s. Cranz, the mining man. who more than a quarter of a century ago spent considerable time over in