The border vidette., 1911-01-14

known mining men in the state of Sonora, who for number of years ls made Oarbo his headquarters. came up from the south the forepart of the week and after spending day here transacting private business. departed 1 for New York from where he will sail | for merry old England, his home. on private business. MT. Hi2.in- bothsm is a member of the Santa Cruz Club. 4 finer fellow does not live Mrs Harry Green well, wife of the president of the Greenweli Arizona Mining Company. the gold properties of which are north of Nogele5 about dozen miles, has returned iron, the east where she spent the holidays with relatives and friends Wo of erect ing buildinQ Qs on the site of those ce seroyed by fire Christmas night will be pushed rapidly, as will also d velop ment of the oli Gold Rose mines owned by the c,mpany. Superin'e1 dent b E GAsche is in charge of the work
 It is regret4ble indeed that the Los Angeles busin-ss men postponed their ex cur sion to the West Coast of Mex ico, over the Southern Pacific of Mex ico. Nogales and every city of i'm portance on the railroad in Sonora Ouliacan and Topic, will be greatly disappointed. Here and elsewhere extensive arrangements had been made to rec-ivs and entertain tn visitors, who would have beea royalty treated and shown One of ths greatest countries on earth. Yesterday the excursionists were to be guests of the Line Cities.
 "Oolonel Ben Ashbey, one of the conductors on the Sonora railway be tween Nogales and Guaymas, was again detained by the Mexican au thorities last Wednesday, in Nogales. Sonora. on a charge of rough handlintl a drunk man on his train about a year ago. Mir. Ashley was treated most coarteously by Judge Martinez of the district court and other Mexican off cials. and after few hours was given his liberty. MT. Ashbey and his many friends are grateful to His Honor; also to Consul Dye, Superintendent Temple. Agent Sanders. P. Sandoval, A Mas car. Ii .s and others who came to his aid Monday the Tri- Metallic Mining, Smelling & Refining Company held the annual meeting of stockholders in she directors rooms of The First Ma tional Bank of Nogales. Hon H. K Gan.z and Chas H. Dale of Troy. Ohio, attended the meeting, having arrived from the east Sunday night for that purpose. Mir. Gantz is one oe Dale IS prominent ne wspaper man, owner and publisher of the only De hocratic paper in his county. From here the gentlemen went down to Sonora to visit their company's big cop per properties They were accom- panied by H. Gordon Glore. the metallurgise. who is consulting engi- neer for the company. Mir. Gantz has been a frequent visitor here during the past ten years, and has many friends in Nogales. This is Mir Dale's first visit to our hustling border city. He expressed himself as greatly pleas ed with our city. people and delightful climate Upon his return home he'll tell the Buckeye folks about us.
 At the regular annual meeting of ck0OiQer9 or The f lr6E N aClOn al Bank of Nogales. number of changes were made in the working force of that popular, substantial institution Mr. William Schuckmanu retires from the presidency and is succeeded by Cashier Bracey Curtis; MT Ed. Tit comb retires az vice president and is succeeded by Mir Scbuckmann, Otto H Herold, who for a long time has been the eff icient assistant cashier, is pro- noted to the responsible position of cashier, and Theron Richardson to the | position of assistant cashier. The folio wing gentlemen. all of whom were members of the directorate. were I re- elected for the ensuing year. William Schuckmann. Bracey Curtis. Ed Titcomb. L. Lindsay. Theo. Gebler, Phil Herold, H. M. Olagett. all gentlemen of highest integrity and standing. The First National Bank enjoys the fullest confidence of the community and it's officers are men oi sterling work. We wish the institu : tion con ntinued success. always. It is ono of the few banks of the country that during the late financial panic kept it's doors open and met every obligation to it's patrons without is- l Ina kino hon-a ocrink