The border vidette., 1910-01-01

l
 who for several years has been in the
 employ of the wealthy Oananea min
 ing men, arrived from Oananea Thurs
 day evening and will spend New Year
 here Mir. Grasty is interested in the
 Santa Cruz copper district.
 Alter spending Christmas in the city
 Messrs. N J Purcell and A. M Con
 ard, we'll known mine managers, re- | turned to their mines in Sonora Mon
 day night, Mr. Purcell's destination
 being Buena Fortuna and Mr. Con ards Cobre Grande.
 Captain Jose Cos, the we'll known
 Mexican civil engineer, formerly of Nogales, now resident of the City of Mexico, has been a visitor here this week on his way to the capital city, from Hermosillo. where he had been on combined business and pleasure trip.
 Peter Johnson, the mining man, after an extended business trip to California and Nevada, returned the first of the week, and continued on south to Magdalena, Sonora, where he makes his headquarters when in So- nora. where he has extensive mining interests.
 FOR Thoroughbred Silver laced Wyandott cockrells thoroug ghbred and fancy stock. Also a choice lot Of thoroug gh bred Blue Andalusian cockrells The finest in Arizona. Also trios of this breed for sale. Apply to James Johnson, care of ivanhod mines, Pata- eonia, Ariz H. 20 2m
 Passenger Conductor w. O. Budge of the Sonora, who has been enjoying few days vacation, will spend New Years Day at Tucson with MT. and Mrs A Franklin. being accempa nj d by Mrs. Budge. MT. Budge is one of the best known railway passenger con- ductors in this section.
 Miss Mayme Keefe, of Washin gton. D O., who is wintering in southern Arizona, last week spent few days in Nogales, guest at the Montezuma hotel. The lady has in contemplation a visit to the Yaqui River country in Sonora, where she has friends operat- ing a mining property.
 Mir. Ignacio Stafford Bonillas, son of MT. and Mrs. I Bonillas. of Nogales. Sonora. accompan anied by his bride, nee Miss Myrtle Willis Morse, of Brook line, Massa chusetts, has arrived from the east and after enjoying visit at home with the folks will go to the City of Mexico to reside.
 Pete Torres has opened a restaurant in connection with his saloon and billiard hall on Arizpe street, Nogaies, Sonora. and announces that he is pre- pared to serve the best the market affords at reasonable prices. Spanish dishes a specially; call and see Pete, he'll sure treat you right If
 Tuesday night Mir. F. E. Monte verde of Hermosillo, who is interested | in big land company owning an i'm mense tract of land on the Ysqui River, in Sonora, passed south with party of eastern capitalists, who will l become interested in AIexie an lands, through MT. Montsverde, who is agent | for the company.
 Patrons of the Lyric Theatre speak highly of the moving pictures now be- ng shown. Especially attractive was he entertainment Thursday evening, when the big feature picture Life of Moges," was presented The large au- Hence was delighted with Quinn Brothers and Prof Balselles, in their Old Oaken Bucket" illustrated song.
 The directors of the Santa Cruz Dub have leased the second floor front ,f the Lyric Theatre budding, and have ordered furniture, billiard tables, etc, which will arrive and be installee about he first of February. The officirs of he new club are, A. l. Gustetter, president; F. J. Duffy, vice president; Harry Creighton. secretary; E Piper. treasurer.
 A. Nj. GilIispie, of Silver City, New NT l. T..