The border vidette., 1913-12-06

W. w. DOwney, the gentleman who is successfully working the Happy Jack mines near Pata gOnia, has returned to camp and hopes soon to ship another car load of bonanza Ore from that splendid old producer.
 MT and Mrs. J. S Mcconnell, parents of Dr. J. Mcconnell oi this c.ty, have returned to theil 1 home at Indianapolis, after a few days visit with their son. They expressed themselves as being very much pleased with our city.
 Dr. Joseph Mcconnell and family are occupying the Oim stead residence on Grand avenue. The doctor recently arrived here from Sonora, being accompanied by his interesting little family. He may decide to locate here permanently.
 Don Hugo von Berkenfeld manager of the TecOlOte mines in Sonora. arrived in the city last evening and is today busy transacting company business. Hugo is one of the pioneer min ing men of Sonora. He under stands every detail of the min ing game, and has made good.
 Thursday Don Franklin re- turned from a visit to Tucson on private business. Mr. Franklin, since disposing of his interest in the Montezuma bar, has become interested in some valuable min ing claims situated in Santa Cruz county. Don's friends hope he'll make a million, then some.
 w. B. Balcom. the Tubac goat raiser, was a business visitor at the county seat last Tuesday, BalcOm is making many inn provements on his splendid farm near the old mission, and in the very near future the Bal com Place will be one of the beauty spots of Southern Ari- zOna.
 William McComas, the well known mining man, is guest at the Montezuma from Los An geles. Mac is interested in So- nora mines, being associated with a crowd of California cap- italists.e After transacting busi- ness here for himself md asso- ciates, Mac will go south to the mines.
 Joe Dupuy, proprietor of The Palace, after enjoying Thanks giving in Santa Barbara, Cal ifornia, with his mother and brother John, returned home the forepart of the week. Joe reports having had a fine time, but says Nogales is the best place on the map and he's glad to get home.
 Charley Harrison, brother of Senator James A. Harrison after spending several days in the city on private business, returned to his ranch home near Washington Camp Thursday. MT. Harrison owns valuable mining interests in Santa Cruz county, and hopes soon to dispose of same for a handsome sum.
 William Martin, the Potato King of Salinas," will shortly leave for the Pinto mountains, Sonora, to work his gold mines. Mr. Martin recently returned from prospecting trip on the west side of the Santa Rita noun tains. He was accompanied by Nick Nichols, the well known local prospector.
 Judge $. $. Downer, the well known successful incorporation lawyer of Reno, Nevada, after spending a few days in the city on legal business in the Su- periOr Court, has returned home. The judge is the legal repre- sentative of J. Wells Smith, the principal stockholder in the Havalena Mining Company.
 Charley H. Grimm, who for a long time has been connected with the local Wells Fargo Com pany's office, has gone to San where he will enter @ business college. Charley is a very fine boy and his many No gales friends will join in wish ing him good luck. He expects to be absent from Nogales year.
 Louis Roller, the well known