The border vidette., 1912-02-03
Col. George Beebee, of Elgin.

deal for Santa Cruz county in the way of getting cOloniStS to settle the valuable government lands in the vicinity of Elgin.
 This week pr. Gustetter went to Cobre Grande, the camp of the Sonora Copper Company, near Noria, Sonora, where he vaccinated eighty men, women and children, including the Chi nese cook who had to be roped before the medico got his brand ing iron on him.
 J. M. McCord, of San Antonio, Texas, representative of a big syndicate owning several hun dred thousand acres of Sonora land, near the American line, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, from out on the property where Jefferson Davis Rountree of this city is busy boring for water. Raymond Smith, brother of William Smith, secretary of the | Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company, arrived in the city last night from Chihua- hua, Mexico, where he has been working for big lumber com pany during the past year. Ray may decide to reside here per manently.
 The Nogales Boosters have been busy this week, and al ready several thousand dollars have been subscribed of the $25, GOO necessary to insure the sue cess of the great International | Exposition planned for this city early next fall. That's right, boys, go to it, THE BORDER VT | DETTE is wiht you to the last ditch.
 Colonel Kosterlitsky accom- panied by a number of his rough riders, who have been in the field several weeks, spent a couple of days here the forepart oe the week. The colonel has been inspecting his forces on the internatio line. The grand old soldier has many friends in Nogales, where he always re- ceives warm welcome.
 Angus Cashion, brother of James Cashion, manager of Grant Brothers Construction Company, builders of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Topic, territory of Topic, Mex ico, where he has been in charge of the big construction com pany's affairs.
 Joseph Scott, manager of the Espiritu. silver mines situated in the Magdalena district, Sonora, near the property of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Cop per Company, is business visitor in the city, from the mines, from which regular ship ments of high grade ore are now being made under MT. ScOtt'S personal supervision.
 Yesterday morning MT. Albert Brickwood, ex-American consul at NogaleS, Sonora, departed for his Chicago home, being ac- companied by his two cousins, the Misses Elisa and Eloisa Brickwood, daughters of Hon. and Mrs. J. T. Brickwood of this city. The young ladies will spend a year or two with re- latives in the Windy City, where they will attend school.
 Julius Sabatier, the we'll known French merchant, is getting along fine at Mira Monte Sani- tarium, where Drs. Gustetter and Purdy, assisted by Nurse Robinson, are fixing him up as good as new. Every time a patient leaves Mira Monte ano- ther booster is added to the already large list, and as result Nogales as a health resort is being advertised through otu Arizona and on the west Coast of Me xico.
 Articles of incorporation of the Mira Monte Sanatarium, Incor- poration, appear in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. The incorporators are A. l.. Gustet- ter, H. w. Purdy, Bracey Curtis, and Theron Richardson, all of this city. The company is or ganized for $1O,OOO, value of | shares $1OO. Mira Monte Sa- natarium will now be extensively | advertised and as result this ] city will soon become known far and wide as health resort pos sessing the finest all -the-year- round climate in the world, |