The border vidette., 1912-07-06

Of the generals staff. is taking
 the Rest Cure" at Mira Monte.
 Vice Governor GayOu of So
 nora and his staff arrived from
 the north Tuesday morning and the same day continued on south to the state capital At the
 mum Der of prominent citizens of
 NOgales with who he visited
 during his stay here.
 Frank Davis, tue mining en-
 gineer, left Wednesday for Los Angeles. to enjoy a visit with his wife and daughter. From ] Los Angeles he will go to Ore gon to visit his parents. Re
 gently Frank made profitabl
 mining deal in Sonora. and now he is taking a eli-earned va
 cation.
 Mrs. Henry Levin and the children have gone to San Fran
 cisco to spend the remainder of
 the hot season with relatives and friends. Henry has been initiated into the ancient and
 honorable or q of Sum mer c r a S WidOwerS, of which County Recorder Phil Herold is President.
 Frank Obermuller. well known mining engineer many years a resident of Phoenix, but recently engaged in mining in Mexico, recently visited and re- ported on mining property in the Patagonia mountains adjOin- ing the Three-R bonanza. The gentleman was greatly pleased and his visit may result in inter- esting eastern capital in the property visited
 Yesterday Sergeant Fisher of Troop H, 4th AU S. Cavalry, who received a broken leg when his horse fell during the Forth l of July parade, went to Fourt l Huachuca, where he will be laid | up for repairs. Sergeant Fisher l is one of the most expert horse men in Troop H. During his SO journ in NogaIes he made many | friends, all of whom will be sor- ry to learn of his misfortune.
 It is with regret that we an [ nOunce the death of Laura, the | bright little 9-years old daught- | CT of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Ed wards of this city, late Thurs day night at the Edwards home on Mob Hill. The funeral will | be held this morning, interment i being from the Episcopal church. In their hour of sorrow the | be eaved family have the sym | D lthy f the entire community. 1
 Mr A. M. Conard, of this city, owner of valuable mines and | land in Sonora, after an extend ed business trip on the Pacific | coast, is again enjoying a visit | at home in NOgaleS with his ia | mily and numerous friends. Mr. Conard has during the past ten years been the means of bring ing many thousand dollars into this section of the country, and to him much credit is due. Just now he Is interesting capital in northern Sonora lands.
 Tom Smith of Choix, Sinaloa. where he owns a large, valuable ranch, is contemplating trip to his property. A number of years ago Tom was one of Ca most successful business men, having cleaned up a nice pile of the filthy lucre during the palmy days of the great cop per camp when the late Colonel w. c. Greene was in charge there. The Smith Place during the late revolutions in Mexico was the scene of many battles.
 c. c. White, industrial agent of the Southern Pacific of Mex GO, has been appointed assistant general fright and passenger agent of the company, succeed ng Mir. E. E. Partridge who 1 las resigned to engage in other business. According to Circular No. 6, issued July 1st, by H. I General Freight and I. Passenger Agent and approved 1y Epes Randolph, President. ( Mr. White will continue to 1 handle all matters pertaining to 1 inc Industrial Department.
 It is reported that Senator Clark, owner of the United Verde las bonded the old Trench group !, of mines near Harshaw. This , was owned and worked