The border vidette., 1909-06-05

Llano, was 8 business visitor here
 Thursday. having come up to purchase
 camp and mine supplies. While here
 he was chaperoned around by Harry
 K. Chenoweth, of this city, who is
 also interested in splendid mining
 property down Llano way.
 Albert Mascart fias, manager of the
 Nogeles, Sonora branch of Banco de
 Sonora, has leased the upper story of
 the Mascareiias Building now in course of erection, to the Southern Pacific
 railway, for term of five years. The
 building. which is centrally located.
 will be used for office purposes. It is owned by Don Manuel Mascaref1as, Sr..,
 now on a trip around the world.
 Superintendent Bowers of the Llano Copper Company's mines near Noria, Sonora, was a business visitor in town Thursday, returning south the same night. Like all those who travel north, Mir. Bowers hopes soon to learn that the time of arrival at the border has changed to the daylight run be- tween Noria and Nogales. Being the night, is not what it is cracked up to be.
 A dispatch from Washington, D O., dated June 1st, says that the salaries of the postmaster at Mesa, Nogales. Stafford. Tempe and Yuma. have been increased $1OO year each. We congratulate Postmaster Milton Behall, and trust it will not be long before he receives another raise Now if Nogales could be supplied with of mail boxes placed at con- venient points the happiness of all our people would be com mplete, or nearly so.
 Don Pedro Cazabon, the veteran man, who has constantly for more than twenty years conducted restaurants in the line city, is busy remodeling his place of business next door to The Palace on Morley avenue. Don Pedro believes in occasionally chan ging things around. When he gets through this time. he says he is going to have a neat, attractive eating house, where the best of "eats" will be served at all hours of the day and night.
 Wednesday Pete Munch, claim clerk in Superintendent Temples office. went to San Iguacio. Sonora, on com pany business Pete says on account of Wednesday being the anniversary of his advent into this world,' he was anxious to spend the day at home with his family, feast having been prepared in honor of the occasion. However. duty called down to the fruit belt, where a fine crop is assured this year. He returned homo on the freight.
 Thursday night Juan Arizmendez, manager of the Boston Store, Inc, returned from Los Angeles, California, where he went last week to meet of large eastern cloth ing house, from whom he purchased pig line of fall and winter clothing for his mammoth "House of Quality" on Morley avenue. In Los Angeles, Juan saw Mir. Ed. Ramirez, formerly of this city, who now resides in the City of Angeles with his family. All are we'll
 Manager A. M. Conard of the So: nora Copper smelling Company, came up from "Cobre Grande," the forepart of the week, being accompanied by Mrs. Conard and Master Albert Ben jimin Conard, who will spend the sum mer months here. Mir. Oonard re- ported everything at the big copper camp moving along nicely. The big electric hoist built by the Nogales So- nora Manufacturing Company of this city, has been installed in the big main wor rking tunnel, and sinking to the sulphide ore bodies will now be pushed with all possible spec d. Plans and specified tions have been made for the 100 ton shelter proposed to be built near the mIne, few miles east of