The border vidette., 1909-03-13

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 hack business on the Nogales, Ariz-
 ora side of the international line. A
 a result tkere are fewer hat ks anC
 more money in the city treasury.
 Dr. Bro, kmann, the dentist, Ina!
 been Eere this week, and has been 6
 very busy man. He has pleasant
 quarters at the National Hotel, where
 he will be pleased to see his friends
 and acqnaintences who desire his scr
 vices Prices right.
 Julio Calera, the big merchant oi
 Imuris, Sonora, was a business visitor
 in Nogales Tuesday and Wednesday MT. Calera has assisted many man
 who deserved assistance and he is well
 thought of by all Americans who
 have had dealings with him.
 Wednesday Alfredo May, of May
 Brothers, the we'll known Sonora
 merchants, was visitor in Nogales,
 being a guest at Hotel Moderno. MT. | May is we'll known in the Line City,
 where for long time he las been con
 nected with the big La Moda. Dr. and Mrs O. l.. " Hedrick of Kansas City, Mo-, were visitors ia Nogales Monday, guests of Captain and Mrs. Williams McGee, of McGee's Mills, Pa. Dr. Hedrlck is financially interested in the Otate Gold Minipg Company, of which Captain McGee is president.
 This week l.. M. Raines, manager of the Columbia Consolidated Min ing Company's mines, and Bernard Granville. the New York mining en ngineer, have been out in the noun tains examining the large mineral, land and timber holdings of tho Ool- umbia company.
 James Randall who for some time past has been employed at Nina Juarez. down in ths Altar district, has been spending several days in Nogales, hav- ing come up on account of the illness of Mrs. Randall. However, the good lady Is greatly improved and Jim will return to the mines in few days.
 Frank N. Cox. mine superintendent for long time of the Black noun tain Mining Oompany's property east of Ma gdalena, Sonora, is now located | at Llano, Sonora. Frank is well | known in Nogales, where he and Mrs Cox have a wide circle of friends All join us in wishing him good luck.
 If one hundredth part of the stories the conduct of George Briggs, the painter, late of the firm of Briggs < Dumtauld, this city. are true, he is ] cur and dead beat of the first water, and should be brought back to Nogales ,nd made to pay dear for deserting his young bride and robbing those who trusted him.
 With heavy snow in all of southern Arizona and northern Sonora's noun ;ains, the coming season for stock. ,anch and mining interests is very bright. Plenty of water and feed is assured and the dry farmer can now leep Q nights. From all over the country comes news of "plenty" of winter weather.
 The first of the week large party ,f Minnesota capitalists interested in Aiaxican mines and land, passed south. Members of the party were C.. E w. P. McMillan, G. Ander- on, Max. r. Schapario, Fred Rossom, md Carl Shapario. They are inter sted in the Lake Superior and So ,ora Mining Company.
 Mir. A. O. Houer, an experienced aud jeweIer, has arrived n the city from fairmont, Minn., to .ccept a position with the Sonora News Company. Mir. Houer is ac- by his wife. They have ken one of Con O'Keefe's new fl .ts. Mr. Houer comes to Nogales highly as workman and 
 MT. Barney Quinn, the contractor, liter enjoying a couple Of weeks in 1uaymas, where he was guest at