The border vidette., 1909-12-18


 came frightened at an automobile and
 dashed madly down Morley avenue.
 Miss Jones retained her nerve and
 bravely attempted to stop the animal.
 which had commenced to kick when
 MT. Alfonzo Bschelier went to the reg cue caught the frightened horse by the bridle and stopped it thus preventing what might have been serioue if not ] fatal accident Hurrah for AIfo, 20.
 Tuesday mo ming MT c D Moore, a gentleman from Texas. with a wide experience in the art of catering to the public, took possession of the Arcade saloon and billiard parlor in the Brick wood block. and will in future person. ally manage that popular place of amuse ment, which for some time past has been owned by Messrs. Shugart & Rountree. MT. Moore will at once make number of needed improve. ments in the Arcade, which piil be kept up to it's present thigh stand ard. | and they who are foot sore and weary, tired and thirsty, are, Cordially invited to drop in for a smile or a game. 'iF4ir treatment to -all." is The Arcade motto.
 c 70. Pottenger, president::.of the Oandelero Mining Company, owning large valuable mineral holdings near La Barranca, Sonora, Mexico. arrived from the mines Wednesday evening and Thursday morning continued north en route to Fl Paso, thence home to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where the offices of his company are located. MT. Pottenger. whosis a wide-awake buSi- ness man of experience, was very en- thusiastic over the future of the great mining district Tn which his company's properties are located. and early next month will cha perone a carload of stock holders and friends to the mines at La Barranca, on a visit of inspec- tion.
 Ira Bowers. manager of the Llano Copper Oompany's big'proparties down near Llano, Sonora, was here yester- day figuring with the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company for number of 6O- horse power boilers, for use at his conpany's copper mines. Thurs day night Mir. Bowers returned from El Paso, Texas, where he had been to purchase an up-to date. first lass air compressor and Rand machine drills, for installation at the mines on or before the first of the year. When all the new machinery is in place, Manager Bowers, who knows whereof he speaks, says his company will have one of the most complete modern plants in northern Sonora, and if all signs do not fail Llano Copper Com- pany stockholders will in the near future hear. cheerful news from the mine end.
 Fred o. Emery. president and man ager of the La Cobriza Mining Com pany's mines west of Noria. Sonora, few miles, spent Thursday and Friday here of this week, having come up to the border, to purchase camp and mine supplies. MT. Emery reported every thing at La Cobriza looking good. and was more hopeful than ever for the future of the mines which he been developing continuously for rhore than three years, never once losing faith in their extent and value. It is said acsmelter is contemplated for La Cobriza at no distant date, and money is now being secured to pur- chased same. Mir. Emery's numerous friends and acquaintances5i 5in Nogales wish him continued success, believing him honest and capable. In SuperIn- tendent Tonkinss he has one of the most thorough mine perintendent in the country.
 After lingering illness. George w. Howard, one of the best known best liked saloon men in Arizona, where he had resided more than a quarter of century. died last Sunday morning at his home in this city, and was buried Monday afternoon, intermeHt being in the Knights of Pythias cemetery. be- side the body M. M Conn. George