The border vidette., 1911-04-29

pany and that of tho NogaleS Gas Company. Harry has the confidence of everybody, and is making good,' as he always does.
 \ Squire M. M. Tricley of Wash ington Camp, has been spending several days in the city, having business here of personal nature. Mrs. Trickey is4 visit ing friends and acquaintanceS in Tombstone, where it is sincerely hoped she will soon regain her health.
 Tom Gittins is back from So- nora where he has recently been in the employ of a big mining company Tom is one of the best millmen in the country. Anyone needing the services of first-class, thoroughly reliable man should not forget Tom. He'll deliver the goods.
 c. T. Jones, after an extended visit to his old homo in Ala bama. returned home last night. mighty glad to get back. Charley visited many of the big eastern cities and reports having hand d fine time. He looks it. During his absence from the city. Harry McKeel carefully looked after the Jones lunch room.
 This morning a number of Ell1S left for Tucson to attend the great second annual barbecue, at Pastime Park, given under the auspices of Tucson Lodge No. 3S3, B. P.# o. E. Of course A. E. .Reddoch headed the local bunch as usual, and it goes. without saying the boys will have a royal good time.
 Juan B. Elias, of Sopori, this county, has been in the city several days this week transact ing private business. Juan says since the arrival at his home of little Juan Madero Elias, life is one continuous round of pleas ure, and if the boy grows up to be as good a Democrat as it's father and General MaderO, he'll be satisfied.
 H. A. Smith, the Hermosillo land agent who has large valu- able tracts of land for sale, in Sonora, some of which is located near: the capital city, has opend branch offices in Tucson, where he can be found when not in Her1nosillO. MT. Smith has the goods and those doing business with him will find him perfectly reliable in every respect.
 California parties are busy erecting two o-stamp mill on gold. claims a few miles north west of Nogales, near the rail road. They claim that the mill will save 9S per cent, and later a cyanide plant will be installed to recover the other two per cent from the tailingS. We have not seen this remarkable mill. which must certainly be d i; wonder.
 William Meaney, the mill wright, is back from the Bender placer gold fields situated short distance from Santa Ana, Sonora, where he superintended the installation of q 1OO- ton plant, which he says is one of the best of the kind he ever saw. MT. Bender is one of the best men 1 ever worked fOr," said --Meaney,
 'and I hope he and his aSSociat- eS will make a barrel of money"
 w. K. Meade, of Tombstone, many years United States mar shal of Arizona, stopped over in Nogales last Thursday night on his way to Patagonia. MT. Meade is an old time personal friend of Scott White, eX-sheriff of COchiSe county, who for the present is making NOgales his home. MT. Meade has resided in Arizona thirty-SiX years and is one of the territOry'S best known citizens.
 J. R. Gray, of San Francisco, has been appointed travelling freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific lines in Arizona, with headquarters in Tucson, vice E. A. Macon, who was recently promoted. Mir. Gray is one of the best known men in the West in railroad cir cleS, having been with the South ern Pacific for a number of years, but more recently having