The border vidette., 1911-02-18

l Roy x Tltcomb. Iuc.. with his in teresting little family, is now making Nogales his home, the folks having re- gently arrived from Los Angeles, where they have been sojourning some time past. MT. Ed wards and family will occupy their elegant new cottage on Mob Hill, recently completed.
 Don Augusta Kuttnauer, represent. ing Rothschild Son & Oo., of Chicago, who has just returned from Havana, Cuba, was visitor in the city the | forepart of the week, on his way to | San Francisco. thence east to New York and Havana While here Mir Kuttnaur was pleasantly entertain ed at dinner by Mir and Mrs. William 1 Schuckmann, at their elegant Mob Hill | home.
 Lieutenant A. F. Krohn, formerly | of the German army, now connected with the Southern Pacific Company, with headquarters at Culiacan, Sina- | loa. Mexico, arrived in the city Thurs | day morning with his eldest daughter, | Mics Grace. who continued on to Tucson where she will enter the con- | vent. Lieutenant Krohn is well known here, having at one time | resided in this city with his family. He has for many years been connected with the Espee.
 Thursday morning Colonel A. T. Bird. accompanied by Mrs. Bird, re- | turned from a combined business and pleasure trip as far south over the Southern Pacific of Mexico railroad as | Mazatlan. As result of eating bad straw berries, Mrs. Bird was a very sick woman for couple of days on 1 the trip, but we are pleased to an nounce her almost complete recovery. Other ise, the colonel reports having had a pleasant, profitable trip to points of interestsin the great states of Sonora and Sinaloa.
 Last Tuesday Colonel Kosterlitzky, commander of the best soldiers in Mexico,-the rurales-was a visitor in the city from Magdalena, Sonora. here he makes his headquarters. when not in the field. Ia the afternoon the colonel accompanied by his staff, called upon the-=United States officers in their camp north of the city, and was delighted with the reception accorded him by Oaptaios Murphy and Hart mann and Lieutenant Robinson. Tues day night Col Kosterlitzky returned south, to Magdalena. John Henderson, formerly of No gales, now of Pasadena, California, where he and his family have a pleasant home, hes been a business visitor in. the city the past week. MT. Henderson and his partner MT. P. Sandoval, the Nog~les. Sonora, banker, were the original owners of the con- cession for the Port Lobos railroad. having sold anne to Frank Murphy .nd associates Messrs. Henderson and SandovaI also own valuable min ing interests in the state of Sonora, on the line of the proposed new railroad.
 J. A Chapman. president, and pr. John W,Wright, treasurer of the Orecent Copper Company, the splendid properties of which are situated a short distance snorth of the city near the
 Four Metals Mining Oompany's prop erty, after spending several days here from Independence. Kansas, departed for home yesterday morning. Both
 gentlemen expressed themselves as
 greatly pleased with the excellent
 manper in which the affairs of the
 comp any at this end of the line are
 being conducted by Superintendent A
 H. Parker, who is ably assisted by
 Mine Foreman Bob Rankin. The
 tunnel is now in 100 feet and yester-
 day a contract was let for running it
 another one hundred feet. Good ore
 has been encountered and every body
 connected with the company feels con-
 6dent a dividend paying mine will be
 opened up within the next couple o
 months. Mesars. Chapman and Wright
 will later return here with their f.mi-