The border vidette., 1909-09-04

| stock valuation. Lease runs more
 than two years and could be renewed.
 9 l If Frank Irvine.
 The little four months old baby girl
 of Mir and Mrs. l. B FIeischer, died
 last Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
 after an illness ot couple of days
 The funeral was held from the family
 residence in Nogales, Sonora Sunday
 forenoon, Interment being in Nogales,
 Sonora cemetery. The sympathy of
 the community is with the bereaved
 family in their hour of sorrow.
 l. E Mumme, president of the L
 E Mumme Mining Company. now
 operating in the HArshaw district, was
 a business visitor at the county seat
 Thursday. being chaperoned around by
 George Weiland. the mining man. who
 will superintendent the work of de-
 veloping the Mumme properties, which
 lie near the claims owned by Messrs. | Weiland and Theo. Gebler of this city.
 Thursday morning City Councilman E K. Cumming left for Rochester, New York, being accompanied by Mrs
 Cumming. James Mcintyre, partner of Mir Cumming in the insurance and
 brokerage business. has gone home to Canada for months vacation. Dur ing the absence of Messrs. Cumming & Mcintyre, Chief Clerk Fred Hannah
 
 Contractor Morley has closed con tract with MT. William Schuckmann, president of the First National Bank of Nogales, for the erection of eleg- 1 ant residence on Mob Hill, the cost of which will be about $6 1000. Work | of building the house will commence at once and pushed to completion IS "a pidly as possible When finished it will be one of the most attractive homes in the city.
 Geo Mcintyre, who for some time past has been employed at the mines of the Douglas Arizona & Sonora De- velopment Company in the Harshaw district. is visiting few days with his family here Joe says the mine looks like a sure enough winner, some won derfully rich silver-g gold ore having recently been encountered. P. J. Me Intyre. treasurer of the mining com pany, is personally directing operations at the mine.
 The thunder and lightning last from a clean sky, was a surprise to every body in this section. and will not soon be forgotten by Con- able Charles Lopez and fla rnily. struck tke Lopez house Tn N oon addition, but with the exception of plucking the house hen, did little The chicken had taken re- fuge in the kitchen; the lightning plucked her clean, other wise she ap- pears all right, but will never look the same.
 Jack Irving, who for several months past has been out in the Pinto noun 5ains, Sonora, searching for placer gold, returned to the city Wednesday evening. Jack worked like tjan, but failed to induce Dame Fortune to smile on him to any great extent. he says he enjoyed the game which is most fascinating and exclt ing, and after the rainy season-may return to the Pinto placer diggings. from which fortunes in gold nuggets have been taken by the natives.
 About fifty of the young friends of Harry Tomlin, Jr., gathered at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. D. Tomlin, on Crawford street last Tuesday evening as a surprise to that young gentleman who Thursday left for Texas to attend the Methodist U University. The evening was most spent in games, music and the serving of refreshments. Mr. Tomlin was presented with hand some shaving set as token of regard by his many friends here.
 Thursday an important mining deal was closed here, whereby George Wei land sold to the Mumme Mining Com pany, of which l.. E. Mumme of San Texas, is president and gen.