The border vidette., 1909-07-03

in the city, but it is understood the
 colonel will shortly leave for New
 York on important mining business,
 taking with him a number of hand
 some gold mineral specimens.
 Dane D. Bird, business manager of
 the Oasis has gone to his old home in
 Chicago to enjoy visit with old
 friends and acquaintances. MT. Bird
 is first class newspaper man and
 printer, as well as one of the best fol-
 lows that ever made even."
 w. A. Parker and Ben Powell, of
 Camille. this county, were visitors in
 the city the forepart of the week.
 having come down to appear in Clerk of the Court Birds office as witnesses for MT. H. w. Clark, who is proving up on his homestead, near Camille MT. Parker may return to the city tomorrow to take part in the steer tying contest. He is veteran cow man and that $500 prize looks good to him.
 Superintendent Temple has been out on the line most of the week looking after the welfare of the railway com pany. which he haS~ represented long and well MT. Temple is a railroad man from the ground up. besides being a pleasant. s'get-at able" gentleman. It is said MT. Temple will shortly commence the erection of pleasant residence on 'Marsh's Heights, where many fine homes will be built the present year.l
 Tuesday evening Lee Reagan. pre- 'ident of the Yaqui River Consolidated Bold & Copper Company, returned from prolonged visit to his old home tt Del Rio, Texas, where he combined business with pleasure. Friends of MT. Reagan will be pleased to know hat he had both pleasant and suc- essful trip. The property owned by is company has great merit. It is ocated in the state of Sonora, only hort distance from Imuris.
 Frank Powers and wife have re- urned from a visit to British Co., lmbia, the exposition at Seattle and intermediate points. They were de- ghted with the trip north of San i rancisco. At the latter point they laced their daughter in Notre Dame IT her education. The powers were ltertained here by MT. and Mrs. .obert Powers. formerly of Ridgeway, enn.. prior to leaving for camp-the nous Worlds Fair mines.-Tucson ) Jar. Q
 Dennis Coughlin, prominent Santa rug county mining man, came down om Patagonia the first of the week Id spent couple of days here tran cting private business. and incident ly meeting old friends. Dennis is le of the very lucky mine owners
 this section, having during the past W years disposed of number of 'Op0TGIeS IOE WHICH n0 I6CeIV6Q A C 'odly sum. For many years Dennis :, IS made his home at Washington amp.
 Harry R Miller, of Bisbee, Arizo- !, who with a number of friends are terested iu the Santa Maria Com my, close Arizona corporation, vning splendid property in the state
 Sonora. was-a stop over visitor in ogales last Tuesday on his way home 1 om the properties. Mir. Miller and s associates believe they have way a ) mining proposition. Their many L tends wish them good luck. We'd :, 'sday the gentleman left for Bisbee -er the Nogales Oananea road. .r Friends of Mir. Manuel MascareIas r, easurer and manager oc the Boston 4 ore, Iuc.. and Mir. Juan Arizmendez, u r long time his popular, efficient a sistant manager, are urging them to c, ter the steer-tying contests tomer- V W at the Park. MauueIs friends b y he once roped and killed noun in lion. and Juan's friends say he n co as vi if th3 opportunity esent itself. Should the gentlemen eide to take part in the contest,