The border vidette., 1909-09-11

Perkins mother and brother. MT.
 Perkins is well known here by the old-
 timers. We understand that the cap
 tain has some surveying work to do for the government on the reservation out here.-Winslow Mail.
 Captain John Wilson, after an ex- tended pleasure trip to Chicago. Hot Springs, Ark and other points of in terest in the east, is again circulating among his friends. Outing the Oap- tain's absence his friend Michael Doyle carefully looked after his large busi- ness interest in this city. The gentle man had fine tirae and returned home in excellent health.
 l. D. Reedy. agent for the Southern Pacific Company at Naco is here for the purpose of relieving H. E Grace. agent at this point, who in a day or two will depart for San Antonio. Texas. where in future his family will make their home in order that the children may enter one of the splendid public schools of that city. MT. Grace ex- poets to be absent from the city about twenty days Every body in the line city will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Grace and the little Graces are going to remove from here.
 The body of Robert Stewart Brooks, he mining engineer, who last July was drowned in the Yaqui river, So- nora, has been recovered, through the
 forts of the Elks and other friends of he unfortunate engineer, who was we'll and favorably known in Nogales, yhero he made his headquarters when operating in thIs section. Brooks was universally liked and highly respected. lis sudden untimely passing IS deeply e egretted by all who knew him for lis many noble traits of character. He Vill be greatly missed.
 Colonel Allen T. Bird of the CasiS, vho last week visited the Yavui river ouhtry in Sonora, confirms the re- orted drowing in the Yaqui river of Will F. Gillette. son of Frank Gillette. a ormer passenger conductor on the So- ora railway, we'll and favorably known l Nogales, now a resident of Tucson, ear which place he owns a fine ranch. young Gillette while swim ming in the aging Yaqui river was caught by the uick and dro wned. His elder rother Walter, was with him at the
 me. The body of the drowned boy as found several miles from the place
 here he lost his life.
 Ben Kundell, the local mining man
 ho is interested in a number of cop er- gold mining claims out in the Ari- aca district in Pima county, is back 'om the mines bringing with him a u nber of fine specimens of ore show lg native. azurite and malachite cop CT which MT. Kundell says will also ssay eight ounces of gold to the ton. he rich pay streak is eight inches
 idle and already has been developed ,rty- feet deep. MT. John Bartlett, Iany years a resident of Gro Blanco, ow of Arivaca, is associated with MT. undell who believes he has the mak- lg of a great copper mine.
 Monday night Messrs. Webster 7elbanks, President of Welbanks & ompany, general comlnission mer- lauts of San Francisco, and w. H. Iartin. "Red Bill" of Salinas, Gal,
 of "Los Pilares Mining
 Smelling Company" owning large aluable mineral, land and water ghts in Sonora, Mexico. arrived from Ie north on their way to their com .ny's property. The gentlemen were ct here by J. H. Thompson, of whom ention was made in last weeks idette. After transacting company lsiness here Tuesday, with the as- stance of Attorney Frank J. Duffey, e gentlemen continued south en ute to their property. expecting to end a month in Mexico.
 N J. Purcell, manager of the Buena ,rtuna Gold Mining Company. after months visit at his old home in Vir- nia, Pennsylvania and Maryland. a returned to his conoanv's ooId