The border vidette., 1911-01-21
Nick Farrell of Har.haw spent sev-

Nick Farrell of Harehaw spent sev- eral days here the forepart of the week. Nick tells wonderful story regarding the finding of an iron box contaioipg Spanish gold worth $50. 900 The box wss found near Oananea by his brother Tom. who hauled it to the mining camp where it is now safe in the bank. Wo~i
 Three clean cut young gentlemen who arrived in the city last night fro om Los Angeles with the trikebreakers, are today enjoying the sights on the American side of the line of course. being entertained by local engineers who recently resigned their positions. They say conditions here were mis- represented to them in Los An. eles.
 E. B.. Sharpe. secretary of the La Oobriza Mining Company. spent yes terdny in the city, arriving on Thurs day afternoons special. MT. Sharpe says he enjoyed the wild ride from NJ agdslena, and would like to do it again. Time made was one hour and twenty five minutes. as against the old time of two hours and thirty minutes.
 County Surveyor H. Gordon Glore. consulting engineer for the Tri- Metal lie Mininr, Shielding & Refining Com = pany. is back from a visit to the company's properties on the Yaqui river, having been accompanied by Secretary Gantz and O. H. Dale of Troy, Ohio. When at the mine Mir. Glore let 8 number of contracts, and work of opening up the large ore bodies will now be pushed, as outlined by Mr. Glore.
 At the meeting of directors of the Nogales Water Company held Thurs- day afternoon at the compsny's offices. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President and Gen eral NJ anager. L. Ephrain'; Vice Pres ident. Louis Lulley; Treasurer. Bracey Curtis; Secretary. Raplon Vasquez Assistant Secretary. George A Mar beth. The company is in a most fou rishing condition. and those who own stock are to be congratulated.
 A broken axel on a freight car at tached to the Benson Nogales accom mediation last Monday, caused a small wreck, near Sanford. Conductor Short Long, as a result, is nursin < a sore hand. two of the fingers having been caught in the door when the shock came. Brakeman Daniels had 6 marrow escape from possible death He had been riding on the car just few minutes before it turned over From now on he's @ sure enough fatalis.. All in all 1t was lucky accident.
 At the annual meeting of stockhold. CTS of the Z,mbona Development Company, held in the directors rooms of The First National Bank of Nogs- les, on Monday of this week. the folio wing directors were elected tor the ensuing year: R. R Coleman. Bracey Curtis, w s. Oranz, w Molt- on Clark, w. F. Botstord. Stanley Hirschburn, L Patterson. A J. Yseg- CT, Dr. Ray Ferguson. MT. Coleman WAS re elected president and treasurer of the compsny;C W. H.yes. secre- tary and Amos J. Yaeger. manager. President Coleman. Manager Yaeger and Consulting Engineers Clark were present at the meeting, the former from HsLos Angeles, the latter from the mines at Minas Nuevas Sonora.
 Louis Bad4che, the Mexican held to await the action of the next grand jury on 0 charge of holding up a coutrymsn a short time ago in this city, attempted to shuttle of this mortal coil in the county 4il last Wednesday eyeEing It was regular hair cu:ting 2 time at Hotel Saxon. A pair of blunt pointed cissors had been provided anc were doing good service, when Louis interrupted the proceedings by attempt ing to end hIs troubles, by .bbinl himself just over the heart with th' cissors. Louis thinking he had done ( complete job, toppled over and saie adios, but Sheriff Saxon and Deputy Lowe, say May. nay. and soon con- vinced him that he was not seriously hurt and would have to appear befor' the next grand jury as per origina program outlined by Justice J. J Chatham Louis was fixed up by Dr
 Kingsley, and at last reports was get
 ting along fine.