The border vidette., 1911-03-18

the city Thursday purchasing
 mine and camp supplies. The . work of erecting new buildings
 on the site of the ones destroyed
 by fire several months ago is
 progressing nicely. The new
 buildings will be of adobe and
 freproof. The ones destroyed
 were frame.
 Hayden Pendergrass, who for | many years made Patagonia his
 home, has removed to Ray,
 Arizona, where he says he is
 getting along fine. Hayden says
 Ray is a warm place and he's
 afraid he'll be cooked before the
 summer is over. He sends re gards to all the old boys in dear
 old Santa Cruz county.
 President William Schuck- mann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, is out on the road making his annual visit to GUS toners throughout Arizona. Las Dos NacioneS CTwO NatiOnS) cigars are the best Mexican cigars manufactured in the Un- ited States. The big local fact ory has done much to advertise this section, and everybody is | glad to see the cigar company, |, of which Mir. Schuckmann is the head and principal owner, 1 prosper.
 w. G. Bowman, assistant to superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, 1 with headquarters at Empalme, Sonora, spent last Sunday in the city with his interesting family, who have a wide circle of friends here and throughout Sonora, ably known. MT. BOwman'S friends-everybody in NogaleS- will be pleased to known he and his family are well and happy. All join in wishing him con tinued success.
 O. K. Franklin, the mining man of this city who with his ing relatives in Dakota, is ex- pected home next week. Mir. Franklin on his trip has been combining business and pleas ure. When last heard from he was successfully transacting mining business in Chicago. O., K. and his associates own large valuable mining interests both in northern Sonora and southern Arizona. One of these days they'll butt into the millionaire class.
 Wednesday, night Colonel Epes Randolph, of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, accompanied by c. F. Vanderlip, president of the National Bank of New York, arrived from Tucson by special train, and after a short stop here confined on south on a tour of inspection over the Southern Pacific's lines in Sonora and Si- naloa. Chief Engineer Isaacs, who has recently been making Yuma his headquarters, accom- panied Col. Randolph to No gales. Thursday morning he returned to Tucson.
 Hon. Tom Smith Of Phoenix, largely interested in the Four Metals Mining Company, has this week been a visitor at the mines where the work of run ming the man tunnel is progress ing nicely according to those who recently visited the Four Metals. MT. Smiths company has unlimited capital with which to develop the large ore bodies in the red hill, and the mine is said to be looking better every day Being near NogaleS, the natural supply point, everybody | here is deeply interested in Four Metals.
 Frank A. Stevens, well and | favorably known in Santa Cruz and Pima county, especially in Tucson, died last Saturday in Minas PrietaS, Sonora, Mexico, after short illness from pneu- mOnia. Deceased served Pima county two terms in the legiS- lative assembly and waS pro in business and political many years. He was we'll liked by all who knew him and his sudden untimely passing will be deeply regretted by all old time friends. He was a member of the Masonic lodge of Tucson. The remains were buried in