The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-10-04

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the Altar district, Sonora, was
a business visitor in Nogsles
several days this week. Hugo
will arrange to move his family
/ here from the mines, in order
that the children may receive
the advantage of our excellent
public schools
Miss Dora Hannah, accom-
panied by her mother, has re-
turned from an extended visit
to her mothers old home in
Merry" England. The young
lady's host of friends will be
pleased to learn Of her return to
NOgaleS, where she and her es7
Unable mother and family have
resided many years.
Lieutenant Richard Fleischer,
after spending a few days in
town purchasing mine and camp
supplies, has returned to Buena
Vista camp near the Three r,
from where he is making an
other shipment Of highgrade ore
for the European Arizona Min
ing Company, of which he is
the principal owner.
Yesterday morning the home
of Fred. Hannah was made hap
Ply by the arrival of a cute baby
girl. DR.. Smoker, the attend
ing physician, reports mother
and little one doing nicely. The
fond father is also reported on
the road to recovery, and is re-
ceiving the congratulations of
his numerous friends and &C
quaintances.
Our good friend, George P.
Jones. is again back on the in
ternational line, where for many
years he has faithfully looked
after Uncle Sans interests as
a customs Inspector. Mr.. Jones,
although still very weak as a re-
suit of his recent sickness, is
greatly improved, to the delight
of his numerous friends and &C
quaintances.
After two days business visit
in town from the Verde Mining
Company's property on the west
side of the Patagonia mountains,
P J. Mcintyre, president, and
Q. c.. King, secretary of the
returned to camp yes
terday, taking with them
wagon load of camp and mine
They report the Yer
de looking good.
Judge A. S. Henderson, chair
man of the board of supervisors,
was a county seat visitor Thurs
day, having come down from
Patagonia to appear as a witness
in the Worlds Fair tax case, in
Court. The judge ex-
pressed great faith in Patago-
MAS future, and said he looked |
for better times in that section |
Of the county soon.
This week H. M. Clagett of |
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has been
out at the Durazno gold mines,
Inspecting the plant installed by
lis big local firm. The mercan-
jile end of the business at Camp
Ourazno, is under the personal
of E. l.. GriSwOld, |
IF this city, who has been for a
Ong time connected with the
Penn Sonora Mining Company.
j. Frederick Torma's friends
here and throughout the county,
will be pleased to learn that he
S recovering from a very sue
,essful surgical operation at
Rogers Hospital, Inc, in Tue
on. Mr.. lorna suffered a bad
,ttack of appendices. He
writes that he hopes soon to re-
urn to Santa Cruz county where
he has valuable mining prop
rty.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. I.
.. Bowers returned to their
ountry home near Noria, So
ora. where they have fine
nine and ranch. Mr.. Benton
}owers, of Ashland, Oregon,
7ho for some time past has been
listing his brother, [. E., has
eturned to Oregon, but will
hortly return to Sonora, where :
e is interested in big herd of I
ne cattle.
Ramon Elias, manager of the
Alamo Cattle Company, and E.
|. Nidiver, representing Miller
; Lux, the millionaire cattle
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