The border vidette., 1911-04-01

Timothy J. Carroll and Mrs. F. Ge Pena, of Douglas, Arizona, where both are well and favor ably known, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, Pro
 bate Judge NJ. Marsteller per forming tho ceremony. After the wedding the bridal party enjoyed SumptuOuS supper at the Mon tezuma hotel. MT. and Mrs. Carroll will male their home in Douglas.
 J. A. Chapman, president Of the Crescent Copper Company, the splendid properties Of which are located a short distance from Nogales, northeast iS here from Elk City. Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. Chapman, a most eStiln able lady. Mr. Chapman has for some time past been slightly under the weather. but the glOri Ous sun kissed land is doing him a world of good and he'll soon be himself again. He and Mrs. Chapman will remain here sev- eral months.
 John Costello, of Patagonia, owner of the Denver City group of mines situated near PatagO- mia, was a business visitor here Thursday, returning home yes terday. MT. Costello says he has purchased the interest of his partners and is now the whole show so far as the Denver City mines are concerned. He is now looking for capital with which to develop his property which is in a splendid district and has the car-1narl1S of becoming q sure enough winner
 Joseph Scott, many years q resident of Pima county, where he filled d number of positions of trust, having been elected sheriff several times, and num- be1'- of times a member of the territorial legislature, has been visitor in the city a couple days from Sonora, Mexico, where for the past three years he has engaged in the business of min ing. Every old timer in Arizona knows Joe Scott to be white through and through. All join us in the wish that he may soon become millionaire.
 J. P. Blevins, the cattle buyer who purchased a bunch of nine hundred steers from the Ca1nou ranch south of this city few miles, expects to cross the cattle today. He has been waiting several days for Mexican in spector.S to examine the stock, which will be passed at this port and shipped to California. Just at this time there is q great de mand in the states for cattle at fancy prices. Successful, ex- perienced COW men like J. A. Harrison, J. F.. Wise and a num- bar of other Santa Cruz county stOckraiSers, are selling. The present price looks good to them.
 Charles H. Buffett, one of the most widely known and capable mining men of Western Mexico, is general superintendent for the Manhattan Exploration Co, which is developing gold mines in the Yaqui river region, near Agu9caliente and La Mesa, not far from La Dura. MT. Buffett was at the Santa Elena mine a number of years, and has been in the Altar district of late. Charley Buffett is well and favorably known by many No gales people. A number of years ago he made this his home, be- ing in the employ of Captain l.. w. Mix as superintendent of his
 mining properties.
 Thursday afternoon the CO roner's inquest over the body of William C. Whealey, which was begun last Monday, was com pleted. The jury found that de ceased died from the effects of morphine poisoning. The woman who claims to be the widow of the old man, who was q wealthy | Wellington, Kansas farmer. was immediately arrested on SuS- | piciOn of being connected with | his sudden, mysterious death, and will receive a hearing next | week. This morning Arthur Whealey, a son of deceased, de parted for Wellington with the i body of his father, who was found dead in bed last Saturday I1O1.,1in6r