The border vidette., 1913-07-19

! Lon Roller, Diamond Lou,
who has a contract for doing a
lot Of development work on the
| Havalena mines owned by the
Havalena Mining Co., situated a
short distance from Nogales On
the west side of the Patagonia
| mountains, was a business visitor
at the county seat a couple of
days this week, being Il guest at
the home of his brOther-in law,
George d. Gross.
Kurt GrOth, of BancO de So
nora, accompanied by Mr.. VIM.
Schuckmann and George Januel,
yerterday enjoyed an auto trip
evening loud in their praise Of
scenic beauty en- route, the fine
road and the hospitality accord
ed them by Colonel r. r. Rich
ardson and other prominent
citizens of Patagonia. Jesse
Chatham drove the auto.
Among the students who
graduated with honorS from the
University of California this
year, was 4 native son Of No
gales, Charles A. Brown. His
father, Mr. II. F. Brown, will be
remembered as one of the
earliest residents of NOgales;
he still has interests here.
Charles graduated from the
Grammer School here and cher
isheS the diploma received then
with those Of later dates.
E. A. Reddoch has resigned
the position of clerk of the
board of supervisors, to accept
more lucrative position in the
Santa Cruz Valley Bank and
Trust Company, soon to be
opened in Nogales. Jim Good
man is an applicant for the pO-
sition made vacant by Mr.. Red
doch'S resignation. He already
has a numerously signed petit
ton addressed to the honorable
board, asking for the appoint
ment.
Hugo w. Miller, E. M, has
opened offices in the Post Office
block on Grand avenue, and is
prepared to do mine surveying
and sampling. ore and bullion
buying and custom assaying.
Mr.. Miller comes to Nogales
well recommended. He has
spent considerable time looking
over Santa Cruz county's great
mining districts, and is convinc-
ed no country has a brighter
future. We wish the gentleman
good luck.
John McCarty, one of the
County's prosperous native sons,
has been county seat visitor
this week, attending superior
court as juryman. John has
one of the best dry farms'in the
state. He expects this year to
make So, 1000 on his corn alone,
not mention his big crop of
potatoes and beans. His farm
is situated about five miles south
east from Elgin, one of the
future important agricultural
sections of Arizona
This week Mrs. Temple, wife
of General Superintendent H.
J. Temple of the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, has been a visi-
tor in Nogales, a guest at the
home of Colonel and Mrs. A. II.
Bird, on Mob Hill. Mr.. Temple
who accompanied his wife from
continued on to Tue
son, where he has since been
transacting company business.
superintendent Kingsbury of
the Sonora railway, accompanied
Supt. Temple from the south.
Since J. E. Wise resigned as
postmaster at CalabaSas, that |
little burg has been with
out postmaster and all resi-
dents in that vicinity have to
either go to Tubac or come to |
for their mail. AL
though the resignation of Mr..
Wise was accepted, strange to
relate no one has applied for the
office. The books and records
Of the Calabasas postoffice, Mr..
Wise turned over to Postmaster
Fowler Of the Nogales postoffice.
Charley Games, the English
man and all-rOund good
who has been a guest at
he National for the past two
months, when not in the east
beating the brush for Sonora in
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