The border vidette., 1912-05-04


 has been operating mines down in the Alamos district, Sonora, Mexico, arrived from the south recently and continued on to Ca nanea and Bisbee. MT. Ober- muller many years ago resided in Phoenix, where he has a large number of friends and aQuaint- ances, all of whom will be pleas ed to learn he is prOspering.
 Will Bowman, brother of W. G. Bowman, local agent for the Southern Pacific Company, also a first class railroad man of ma ny years practical experience, left Tuesday for California. where may make his future home. About fourteen years ago Will was in the employ of the Sonora railroad. His old time friends, and new ones too. join us in wishing him good luck.
 Captain Beasley, who is inter- ested in mines in Sonora, has been visitor in the city sev- eral days this week, tranSa cting important business of a private nature. The-capUain is a great lover of all out door sports, es- pecially polo, and is well and favorably known in California and eastern sporting circles. While here he makes the Mon tezuma hotel his headquarters.
 c. T. Jones, president. and 4. h., \ f | ,,.l and Irrigation Company, recent ly visited Tucson, where he in- tereStcd a number of people in his company which under the able direction of himself and Lieutenant Henry 0. Flipper. is bound to be d success. All those interested with Charley Jones, financially, will realize big re- turns on their investment, for he always gets the money.
 Ass tant Superintendent Kruttschnitt of the SOuthel n Pacific with headquarters at Tucson, is busy with a big force of men in the local yards making numerous needed changes for the betterment of his company. The work of erecting the new county court house, and reno deling the depot will also inn mediately be pushedas rapidly as possible.
 w. H. Smith, secretary of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company, has gone back to the mines near ImuriS, where splendid work is being accomplished under the person al direction of Manager Lee Reagan. Upinterested parties who recently visited the compa- ny's property report everything in fine shape, both at camp and in the mine. No trouble of any kind has interfered with opera tions. None is expected.
 Monday A. M. Conard and party who had been down in Sonora inspecting big tract of land owned by MT. Conard and associates, returned from the south and Tuesday continued on north to Tucson. Captain Bert Mossman accompanied the party of eastern capitalists, all of whom expressed themselves as being greatly pleased with their visit to Sonora, which included HermosillO, the state capital. H. A. Smith, Mr. Conard's partner, was also a member of the party. The land inspected is among the best and cheapest in Sonora.
 Ben Goldsmith, manager of the New Cananea Theatre, was a visitor in NOgales the fOrepart of the week on private business. Ben is h sure enough theatrical manager and the citizens of Ca nanea are fortunate in Daving him in charge of their big play house, where nothing but the bery best attractions on the road are to be found, everyday in the week and twice on Sundays. Ben's old NogaleS friend were pleased to see him, after an ab- sence of a couple of years. At one time Ben was interested in the old Monte Carlo of this city, being associated with Henry COhn.
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