The border vidette., 1910-08-13
A big chr-k of bonanza silver ore

on the west side of the Patagonia
noun tains, owned by Peck & S4lda
mando. is on exhibition at the Amer
lean drug store. The ore assays better
than 900 ounces silver to the ton
with good lead values.
The Amer can passenger conductors,
Haley, Ohatlan, Parish and Engiehart.
of the Southern Pacific of Mexico
accused of violating the Mexican
railroad laws. are still in all in Mex
leo, being unable to obtain their
release on bail. 1t is said that the
Order of r ,ilway Conductors have
asked the United States government
70 investigate the cases
Richard Rey mol Is. one of the oldest
U s customs inspectors in this district,
for long time stationed at this
! port. has been promoted to the position
of deputy collector a5 Lochiel, and
will leave tomorrow for his new post
George Pratt of this city will fill
the position made vacant by the
promotion of Inspector Reynolds.
Arthur Moody accompanied by his
wife and their bright little son came
in from the ranch aud spent couple
days here this week with friends. Mr.
Moody besides his ranch and cattle,
has interest in two groups of valu. BILE
gold mining properties situated short
distance from the Golden Rose claims
in this county. His partners are O.
B. Wilson and George Morris
George Januel, the expert German
barber, opposite the Sonora News
Company, guarantees his work, and
respectfully invites you TO give him
trial. Every thing neat and clean
Hair cutting a specially. If.
Mrs. Samuel Leeker, proprietor of
the Ell Paso Store, who went east
couple of weeks ago with M. Leeker
and the children, returned home last
Saturday, and reports having had a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends. Mrs Leeker and the children
nessee before returning home. Sam
says he feels fine. He certainly looks
it.
Engineer E E Noon, of this city,
has gone down to Guadalupe Oalvo,
chihuahua, Mexico, where he will
superintend the erection of big
reduction plant for the West Mexican
Mines Company of London. owning
the famous old Rosario mine, which
from the grass roots has been bon
ANA. Mr.. Noon expects to be absent
from Nogales a couple of months, pos
sibly longer.
Miss Rosina Wieland, dauch of
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wieland, of
this city, writes from Reading, Penn
sylvania. that she is having a grand
time visiting relatives. and friends
in the old keystone state, her fathers
birth place. Miss Wieland will visit
ANO" OCLOtO " ANOSa-
les. next fall. The young lady's host
of friends will be glad to welcome her
home.
Colonel Kosterlitzky, of the regular
cavalry service of the Mexican army. |
who has been many years on detached
service with LA Gendarmeria Fis =
cal" in temporary command, since
the death of Colonel Juan Fenochio,
of the Third Zone of that organIza-
ton. has been gazetted as permanent
taking effect July 25th
1910 Colonel Kosterlitzky, THE BoR
DER VIDETTE extends congratulations
and wishes you long and happy |
life 10 the high position you SO richly
deserve.
Last Wednesday afternoon at 4:3o
at the home of ths brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. j. Neumann. Mr.. Arthur
E b ,rber and Miss Lucille N9umann
were united in the holy bonds of
Rev. @. P. Morgan of the
Methodist church officiating. The |
which made these two popu
lar young people man and wife was
in the presence of relatives |