The border vidette., 1910-01-15

W 6unesudy or tnlS week Den E
 Lindsey, who makes Patagonia his headquarters, was visitor in the city. guest at tue Montezuma hotel MT. Lindsey besides understanding the business of mining. is thoroughbred, but just the same he would like to get 8 line on a handsome gold watch. from which he became separated while iu the city, and is willing to pay well for it's return.
 "Retrenchment" is the present policy of the city government. In order to curtail the expense of running the town of Nogales, Arizona, the city fathers at an adjourned meeting held Wednesday evening decided to make the following reductions in the month ly expenses: Dispensing with the ser vices of the city health officer. $3O; dispensing with the night watchman, $10O.OO; and reducing the salary of the city clerk $1O co; and reducing the salary of the driver of the city mules, s15; a total of $l55 % per month. No more street Improvements will be made for the present.
 Banco de Sonora, one of Mexico's greatest, most substantial banking in stitutions, announces from the m n uary 17th, 1910, SIG co per share will be paId on account of dividends for the year 1909. The big bankil g house which does business in all par 8 of the world, has branches in Alamos, Guaymas, Chihuahua and Nogales, Sonora. It has a paid up capital of $l. 50O,O0O co, ard a surplus of $1,- 100000. % Mir Alberto Masc,reha is manager and Carlos Rivera, cashier of the Nogales branch. A dolfo Bley, is president, and Max Muller. manager of Banco de Sonora. Both gentlemen reside in Hermosillo. where the main office is located.
 Frank Reagan. ot this city, who last week visited the property of che Yuqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company. in Sonora. with party of stockholders from Texas, states tn At hls friends and asso ciates greatly en- joyed their-visit and were much pleased with the property in which they are Financially interested. Monday the gentlemen from Texas departed for home. but will at no distant day again visit the mines, being accompanied by party of friends who are also stocl = holders. Certainly the gold silver mines now being operated by the Y. R. O. O. & O. Go, have the ear marks of developing into dividend payers MT. Lee Reagan is president of the company. w. H. Smith. treasurer and T. s. Sanford, secretary.
 Last Saturday night large party of stockholders of the Sonora Copper Company, passed south from Kansas City, Missouri, en route to Oobre Grande. the big copper camp near Noria. Sonora, owned by the company, of which. MT. A. M Oonard of this city is president and general manager. The party which travelled in hand some private car, was joined here by MT. E Titcomb. head of Roy & Tit comb, Inc, of Nogales, who spent Sunday at Oobre Grande. a guest of Manager Oonard. After spending Sunday and Monday at the mines, the party continued on to Guaymas where they enjoying a days sightseeing and sailing on the gulf. Many of those in the party had never seen the briny deep before and it goes without saying all had a royal good time. Mr. Tit comb regretted press of business at home prevented him from accompany ing the jolly crowd to the bay city, and ovnraoead hiyooolf rouob v,losced