The border vidette., 1909-08-07
Prof. s. H. Beattie, teacher of the

l HIS Hno rRncn sltuaIeu 5lXCeen miles east from Jerome, Arizona, where the hunting and fishing is good. Prof. Beattie's postoffice is Oornville.
 Last Saturday Messrs, Alberto Mas care7las, manager of Banco de Sonora 5 tor of the American Clothing Factory, and Henry Levin, manager of Brady Levin Commission Company, went to Tucson :n Mr. Mascarenas' Tourist car, returning home Monday. Barring ac- cidents the gentlemen say they can make the run from the border city to the old pueblo in four hours. Don Manuel Mascarefias, ex-Mexi- | can consul at this point, millionaire banker and ranch owner, now on a tour around the world, writes from Japan that he is having a most de- llghtful trip and is enjoying excellent health Don Manuel has the happy faculty of enjoying life and his numer. ous friends impatiently await his re- turn home, having Tn anticipation his interesting diseription of the many places visited and strange people with whom he came in contact.
 Dick George, general foreman for Grant Brothers Construction Company, builders of the Oananea, Yaqui River & Pacific R. R arrived from the state of Tepec Sunday evening, and Mon day morning continued on to the Pa cific coast. where he will enjoy a couple of months recreation. Dick has beer with the big construction company since they commenced work at En- palme. and is one of Superintendent Taylor's most trusted assistants Be- fore returning to the front he will go to Phoenix to visit relatives and ac- quaintances.
 MT. Ed. Titcomb, president of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, is back from an out ing in northern Arizona, where large game and fish are plentiful and the
 
 gentleman returned home as brown as a berry, looking the picture of health. En route he visited the great Roose- welt dam being built by our govern ment at an enormous expense. MT. Fitcomb says the dam alone is worth crossing the continent to see. When completed it will be worth untold mill ions to Arizona. especially the Salt River valley.
 A school of Agriculture has been established at the University of Ari- zona, under the direction of R. w. Clothier, M. s., professor of Agricul- ture. and superintendent of Farmers to the short course who have 8 gener- al knowledge of the common school branches and sufficient maturity in years to understand the value of their time and opportunity. They will be accorded the same priviledges. and re- quired to observe the same regul ations, as other students registered in the University and resident upon the 
 Wednesday morning N. J. Purcell, manager of the Buena Fortuna Gold | Mining Company. left for Blue Sum- init, Pennsylvania, where his only son Frank. is seriously Ill, having for several months been jn 8 sanato rum. The young man is stricken with that terrible disease, consumption, contract ed while attending one of Washing toms educational institutions. As soon as Frank can travel, his father will bring him to Nosales and later take him to Mexico, in the hope of re- covering his health. During Manager PureelPs absence Superintendent Eu- bank will be in charge of operations at Buena Fortuna Camp.
 A. M. Conard, president and mana ger of the Sonora Copper Company, was in town Wednesday from Cobre Irande, Sonora. the great copper mines owned by his company. He came up % place an order with Roy & Titcomb, nc. for a big Sullivan air compressor md 8O-horse power boiler. the pur- ,hase price of which is nearly $5,OOO, ,old. Mr Oonard reported operations