The border vidette., 1910-03-12
Major and Mrs R. P. O'Connor

, hA"e TUT seHeral udyS past Deen guests
 at the Montezuma hotel from Fl Paso
 jor OOonnor is a son of Capt.
 Stephen O'Oonnor, in the county jail
 charged with killing Dr. A. S. Russell
 Bargain in Mining S,ock-The Hav-
 alina Mining Go, owners of the prop
 critics situated a short distance north
 eaet of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
 from which Manager George D. Gross
 is now hauling good ore to Nogales
 for shipment to the customs smelter,
 ls offering small block of treasury stock for sale at 50 cents per share Parties desiring same should call on or address I. Burgoon, Nogales, Arizona. Patt R Sullivan, globe trotter and aii round newspaper mn. is blck from Ecuador, South America, where he has been the past four months pleasure and health seeking Patt says "there is no place like Arizona" where the eli mate all the year-round. has any place on earth beat mile. Patt's many EOp pc uc IT CO hRHln Nogales his headquarters He has min ing interests near here which will now receive his personal attention.
 MT. J N. Cole, fire insurance ad- juster for number of companies rep resented by Cumming S Mcintyre. of this city. has been here several days arranging to settle the losses resulting from the fire last week. The tentle- man has had many years experience in the fire insurance business and appears willing to give all who suff red less a square deal The work of cleaning up and repairing the buildings damaged is progressing nicely and soon all signs of the recent conf ,gration will be re- moved
 Wednesday evening an unknown Mexican laborer in the employ of T. J. Wylio, for whom he has worked long time, narrowly escaped being killed. The man was assisting in the work of removing the debris caused by the fire, when the west wall of the Hagan building, on which he was sitting, fell with mighty crash. carry ing him with it. Barring a broken wrist and & cut on his head the man was not injured, strange to relate, and at last reports was getting along nicely His wounds were dressed by Dr Chen oweth.
 Messrs. McOleary. Watt and Mea- ney, who have been down at La Bar ranca, Sonora. working for the Mexi can Mines Company, have completed | their contract and the forepart of the | week returned home. All are now open for engagements. either in the United States or Mexico They | brought good news of MT. O O Sax hang, of this city, who is in charge of the construction and erection of mann moth tanks for the company. When l it comes to building and erecting cyan idle plants, stacks, boilers. etc, Lsw Is Git"
 T. N. Bertrand, mine and ranch | owner, who is also postmaster and federal stamp agent at Meresichi. So nora, thirty miles from the Sonora railway, in the Ores district. has been a business visitor in the lIne city several days this week. While here Mr. Bertrand contracted with George B. Marsh, Inc, for a large wagon He was the original owner of the min ing properties now owned by the R1chfeld Copper Company. situated in the Ures district, Sonora, of which John Glasson, we'll known in Nogales, is manager.
 Monday Manager James A Cashion of Grant Brothers Construction, Go. the great railroad contra ctors accompanied by his brother, Angus, were stopover visitors in Nogales en route from Mex lco. Mir. Oashion's big company has completed it's contract with the South ern Pacific company in Mexico, and will move all it's property back to the United States, crossing the interna- tional line at this port. It will re- quire many trains to move the outfit of mules, wagons. etc., which will bo crossed here under Mr. Angus Cash