The border vidette., 1912-02-17
Mrs. Pat Hannau'S

that she is again able to be out. , Three weeks ago the lady was i badly injured by a COW that she
 was milking. Three ribs were , broken.
 Last Sunday Superintendent i KingSbury of the Sonora rail i way, was here from the south
 in his private car. Mr. Kings 1 bury Is an enthusiastic baseball
 fan. He witnessed the game between HermoSillo and No gales. Cards are out announcing the
 wedding of MT. Charles Duma- zert and Miss Louise Remestant, both of this city. The ceremony will take place at the Catholic Church next Tuesday evening
 at o'clock.
 Mir. Bender, the land man, who
 is largely interested in Sonora
 land and mines, came up from the south on yesterdays delayed
 passenger train, being accom- panied by number of gentle men who are associated with
 him.
 Last Wednesday, at Santa Ana, California, Robt. Howell
 and Mrs. F. Zimmermann, of Zimmermann's Palace of Sweets, this city, were united in mar riage. The happy couple are now enjoying their honeymoon on the coast. We extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
 Judge W. A. O,Conor, ex-dis- trict attorney of Santa Cruz CO., unity, has moved into the old law offices on Morley avenue for Se- veral years occupied by Supe- rior Judge Frank J. Duffy, who occupies elegant new quarters in the court house.
 Joe Scott, manager of the Els piritu mines in the Magdalena district, Sonora, was a business visitor in the city Thursday, returning to the mines the same night. He is getting ready to make another shipment of high grade silver ore.
 E. M Dikerman, chief Car Maker for the Southern Pacific railway company, with head quarters at Tucson, who has been clearing the freight wreck near Gala baSaS, was visitor in the city yesterday. The line be- ing open between here and Ben son the freight train went north yesterday afternoon.
 Lee Reagan, manager of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company, came up from the mines near Imuris, So- nora, Thursday evening. He reports everything at the com pany's camp progressing in Q. very satisfactory manner under the able direction of Superinten- dent Joe Miller, one of the best practical miners in the country
 J. W. Edwards, one of Roy & efficient field men, since Lincoln's Birthday, last has been wearing an broad smile of contest ment which he makes no attempt l to conceal. "This time it's boy, the finest in the State," said MT. | what's yours?" Moth CT and Jimmie, the second, doing nicely at the Edwards home on Mob Hill.
 Lew Hartman, manager of the Float Gold Amalgamating Com pany, was here Wednesday on business. Lew says his company will soon be ready to contract for customs ore, for which they will pay cash. Frank Fitch, the city engineer, is in charge of the work of installing the new mill and other machinery furnish ed by Roy & Titcomb, Inc. of his city.
 Louis GOldbaum, the mining en- gineer, visited El Paso this week 0n business connected with the gold mines in Sonora owned by himself and Red Bill' Martin )f Salinas, California, who for some time past has been making Nogales his headquarters. Louis says he and Red Bill" have a sure enough gold bonanza, this lime.
 At the Catholic church Thurs lay evening MT. Carlos Araiza md Miss Josefina Salazar, both ,f this city, where they have a vide circle of friends, were