The border vidette., 1909-10-30

 Smith. He has just received full lets, etc, Splendid articles from 2ii cents up. 8 4-tf
 E 0. Grasty, the we'll known min ing engineer, who for several years has been in tne field almost constantly for James Kirk and associates. was a stop over visitor in Nogales the forepart Of the week, en route to Magdalena, So- nora, on mining business Mr Grasty is now making OAnanea his headquart-- CTS, since exploration and development work ous in the Santa Cruz district, has been suspended.
 Mir. Richard z liner, Jr presiden. of the Zelner Piano Oomps ny, W ho he IS possibly sold more pianos than all other Arizona piano salesmen, is A guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Pasadena, California, where he has been visiting his parents. Recently Mr. Zeliner's company opened big wholesale and retail establish ment in Los Angeles i From here the gentleman will go to Hermosilio in the interest of his frm
 H. R Conklin and family. on Thurs day were guests at the Montezuma the richest gold mines in the republic of Mexico. Bonanza streaks in the Lluvia assay many thousand dollars to the ton At tho present. time there are hundreds of tons of ore blocked out ready for the mill Robert Cole man. the Salt Lake mining engineer, we'll known in Nogales, was manager of the LIuvia de Ore a couple of years ago.
 The free concert last Sunday Tn the park was greatly appreciated by all who were fortunate enough to hear the many fine selections rendered by the Nogales Concert Band. The boys have made wonderful progress and deserve well merited praise. They give their time and talents free, and our citizens should arrange to give the organization financial as well as moral support, to the end that we may soon have the best concert band in Ari- zona.
 Friends of A. E Chamberlain, lately connected with Supt Salter's office at Guaymas. will regret to learn of his death last Sunday at the Sisters H Hospital, after painful illness of the heart. The mother of the young man, who was about thirty seven years of age, arrived from San Diego, Oalifornia, Saturday night, and was with her son when the end came. Interment was in the Nogales, Arizona cemetery, Monday morning, the funeral being attended by number of friends and | acquaintances of deceased.
 P. J. Mcintyre. treasurer of the | Douglas Arizona and Sonora Develop | ment Company. of which Mir. l.. M. Raines is president, is back from an extended business trip to points in CallIOrnla, where most or the stock holders of the company reside. It is un nderstood that affairs of the com pany, which own big group of min ing claims immediately adjoining the World Fair mine, better known as Frank Powers Bank in the Harsha W this county, are in splendid and work on the Silver Queen will soon be resumed
 Sunday Noeales was visited by Messrs. E R Tufts, Robert M. Holden and William Murdoch, who left the same night for the great mineral and and property situated In the states of Sonora, Sinaloa and Chihuahua. owned oy the comp any of which Mir. Tufts is president. MT. Holden is a mining engineer and expert of international eputation, and MT. Murdoch is wealthy New York capitalist. MT. 5eorge Avery, the Chicago attorney, vho is making Nogales his home, ac- ,, MT. Tufts party south. 7 to be absent from the States ] bout two weeks.