The border vidette., 1909-02-13

Store, has this week been carrying one
 of his hands in a sling.
 There will be a grand carnival ball
 and fair in Ramirez Theatre on Feb
 2lst. under the management of the fol-
 lowing prominent society ladies of
 Nogale.: Sras. Teresa 0. de Flores
 Elisa de Chenoweth. CarIota s. de
 Gonzalez, Rita B. de Torres, Ex-
 tensive preparations are being made
 to make the fiesta 0 great success.
 MT. George B. E,rnsbaw, of the
 Cerro Colorado mines in the Altar
 district, who recently resigned the
 management on account of ill health,
 has been here the past week with Mrs.
 Earnshaw. It is MT. Earnshaw's in
 tention to shortly depart for Salt Lake
 City and other points of interest in
 the east, with hopes of regaining his
 lost health. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Earnshaw.
 $ E Hunter, the mine superinten- dent, after having been absent from
 this section a couple of months during
 which time he visited Sylvanite, New
 Mexico, and Courtland, Arizona, the a great deal of attention, is back. MT. Huoter says Nogales and Santa Cruz county are plenty good enough for him. and here he is going to make his permanent home. He expressed him self as greatly pleased with the won derful progress being made in the new town of Oourtland, and believes that camp has a good future.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by two prominent, popular Southern Pa ci6c railroad men, MT. Jas. H. P. Mason, travelling passenger agent, with headquarters in Los Angeles, and A. R. Cater, travelling freight and pas- senger agent, whose headquarters are in Tucson Both gentlemen are ex- perienced in their line of work and have the happy faculty of making friends wherever they go for them selves and for the great Southern Pa cific company During their visit here Thursday they were constantly on the go hustling business. Yesterday morn ing they returned north.
 Superintendent R. Arnold of the Arnold mines out in the new Santa | Cruz copper district, Sonora, owned by his brother Mayor Arnold of Ga | nanea, and a number of prominent | Hermosille business men, WIS a visitor | in Nogales Saturday night and last having come in with Goiller- mo Mascareiils at attend the grand | ball given last Saturday night in Ra- mirez Theatre, by the young men of the Line City. The affair was a suc- cess in every way and will long be pleasantly remembered by all who attended. Monday morning Messrs. and Arnold return home, the former to Santa Barbara ranch, of which he is manager, and the latter to the mines.
 Monday evening the Phillips party from Slnaloa, Mexico, in the private car Olympia, and remainder over in Nogales until Tuesday morn ing when thay continued on to the Pacific coast. All members of the party expressed pleasure with their trip south over the R,n- dolph lines, which can't be beat in any country. "The scenery along the route is very beautIful," said one of the gentlemen, land I am sure that within a few years, this route will be greatly patronized by travellers seeking pleasure and novelty" During the evening Cashier Bracey Curtis and I. Richardson of the First National Bank of Nogales. were guests at dinner on the Olympia. Several members of the party are down-east friends of Messrs Curtis and Richardson.
 MT. Ferguson of Noria, Sonora, spent a couple of days in Nogales the first of the week, having come up to the border on private business. The gentleman recently invested Tn Noria real estate ond will build himself house thereon at once. He expressed