The border vidette., 1910-04-09

F.. F. Bilimeyer, representing the Tassa wiui Mining Oo.. of Hoorie, British Guiana, stopped over in the city & couple of days this week on his way back to the United States, after visiting mining property in sinalos, Mexico. MT. 3illnieyer carried with specimens yet seen here. taken from his companies mint in British Guiana.
 Thanks to the generosity of Mir. Ed. Tircomb, president of Roy & Titcomh, Inc of this city, the newly organized Roy tv rncomb Baseball Team. is no W fully equipped with a bran new hand . some outtit, Preeiient Titcomb havin 2 paid the bill for same. Tomorrow the toys will show their appreciation of Mir. TIrcomb's generosity, by trying to defeat all comets J. J. Rtphsel. Jr |, Is responsible for the new orgsniz .tion.
 Colone! R R. Richardson. the mer- chant and mine owner of Patagonia who has not been in the city for a coon's age, has been here thIs week serving as grand jlror. Colonel Richardson has many friends here who are always pleased to welcome him to the county seat. He Is interested with the Lulley Brothers in the Wandering Jew mine, of which ':Lucky Mark" Lu.ley is manager.
 H La ~ton. freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific railway, with headquarters in Gusymas, came up to the me city Tuesday evening and left "Wednesday morning for Oan- anea, on company business. w. G.. Sherlock, many years connected with the Sonora railway, at this point, ac- compauied Mr. Lawton, continuin 2 north to Tucson w ednesday on rail- road business. Mir. Sherlock is sta tioned at Empalme, Sonora.
 Tuesday in district court, Judge Doan granted Robert Lee Parsons, one of Santa Cruz county s well known cicizens, divorce from Minnie par sens. On Wednesday MT. ?arsons' returned to his home at Camille. Mir Parsons. only daughter. a highly ac complished young lady. has for some time past been residing at Dinu ba. California, her fathers old home Robert nd Minnie Parsons lived to- gether as man and wife more than ten years.
 Fred Carruthers, secretary of the Tarasca Mining Company's splendid old hines down in Sonora, Mexico with headquarters at Torres, Sonora, accompanied by w. T. Russell, treas Kahl, of San Louis Ooisbo, California, who is also interested in the company, came up from the mine Tuesday even ing and spent Wednesday here trans acting company business Thursday morning Messrs Russell and Kahl left for California, MT. Carruthers go- ing to Oananes.
 E. P. Lott, representing the Lott Madden Construction Company. en- gineers and contractors, of San Fran cisco, was business visitor in the city Tuesday of this week. from Hermosillo, Sonora, where the company recently established 8 branch office, in the building adjacent to the New Hotel Cohen. Mir. Lott is an engineer of mauy years experience, both in the United States and Mexico, as is also his associate MT G. R. Madden. The gentleman's company is equipped to do any thing in their line.
 Ca Wednesday of this week John E, M.Iutyre. the mining engineer. and his brother, James E. Mcintyre, of the firm of Cumming & Mcintyre, became citizens of the United States, and at the same time King Ed ward of England lost two mighty good citizens. Tn, ,ee hours later. Jim while riding his bicycle around a corner almost ran over a small boy and in trying to save the lad from possibly fatal injuries. fell and almost broke his right wrist, which Is now in a sling. All Of which is going some in one day.
 A. NJ Conard. president of the So- nora Copper Company, spent yester- day in the city from Oobre Grande, three miles east of NorIs, detailed mention of which has been made in THE BORDER VIDETTE from time to time. At the present time Manager Oonerd is busy boring wells at Noria and at the site of tn lO0- tonsmelter soon to be installed at Cobre Grande, the con tract for which was recently placed with Roy & Titcomb Inc, of this city. He reports the work of developin g new ore bodies progressing nicely and feels confident of the future which never looked brighter. Last night MT. Oonard returned to the mines accom- panied by number of stockholders, who arrived from the east to visit the big property in which they are in terested.
 At Tuesday evenings meeting of