The border vidette., 1909-03-20

Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Harter cam
 in from the Alto mine yesterday, ant will remain here to attend the funera
 of the late Judge Richard Harrison
 tomorrow afternoon.
 President Joe. Cheairs and Super lntendent I Burgoon of the Yaqu
 River Consolidated Gold & Copper
 Company, have returned from Imuris
 Sonora, where they had been to In-
 spect the shipment of carload of ore
 to tue Fl Paso shelter.
 Bernard FaymonviHe, nephew of
 the late J. A. Faymonvllle, has been
 in the city this week fixing up the
 extensively engaged in the fire in
 surance business. The young mans
 home is in San Franci7co.
 l. N Wbealton, the Magdalena.
 Sonora mining man. was business
 visitor in the line city Wednesday of
 this week, having come up from the
 "Garden City" to transact private
 business Mir. Whealton is lawyer
 by profession. His home is New York City.
 Monday Fidel Slvas of Gala basap was bound ever to tue grand jury Tn the sum of S2OO, on charge of as- saulting T. D. Casanega, q neighbor, with deadly wea pon-a rifle which Fidel drew on Mir. Oasaneea. Silvae gave bond for his appearance when wanted.
 This week McIntyre & Cumming, the brokers and life insurance agents. | received notice from one of their com | panies in which the late Louis Proto held policy fer $10.OO0 gold. that same would be paid at once. Only few days before Mir. Proto was mur- dered. he paid e premium on his policy.
 Mark Lulley, who for some time has been out at his Wandering Jew mine uperintendending development work, IS again sojourniDg in the city, having brought nicely developed case of chiils and fever with him Mark says the Jew never looked | better, and he sure has the goods 70 show.
 Mir. c. A. Head, the Nevada min ug man, who has been out to the 3uena Fortuna Gold Mining Com ( 'any's property on the southeast side if the Pluito mountains, returned to l he city Tuesday, and On Wednesday l morning continued north. He ex pressed himsslf es greatly pleased with 2 3uena Fortuaa.
 Manager George Narbeth of the 1ogales Water Company, is in receipt f an inter esting letter from MT. L. IpLrairn, the Nogalcs capitalist, who 5 now on his wedding tour. MT. Ephreim writes that he and his bride will soon return to Nogales. He wist- T 8 to be remembered to all his Noga- g es friends and then some.
 ne Gi6SauU uON IGSIuCuC6 III LN OCb . ., dditior, of Mr and Mrs. E. F. Nocn, :, 3 about finished. l. will be occupied y Mr. and Mrs Noon, who will have ne of the finest homes in southern Arizona. E E. Noon Is first class mining engineer of many years ex- ,erience in Arizona and Mexico. He 5 a graduate of the Arizona School of Hines. a
 Juan Arizmendez, manager of the :. Boston Store. Inc this city, recently iaited the City of Culiacan, SiDaloa. where he reports having done fire usiness for his big gents furnishing oods house. Juan says Henry Cohen 5 nd the rest of the Npgeles boys down Juliacan way are well and prosperous. Henry is In charge of big hotel in he cap pital city.
 Mir. Peterson, of Colorado, is push az work on the Golden Rose mines orthwest of tho city sevcral miles t is ss id the Rose is looking very ood to the qe ntiemen who a short time 20 bonded it from J. A. Straith and is associates Mir. Peterson is an voar;euced roiner from GoIorado- he