The border vidette., 1913-08-02

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Monday morning. r. l.. O'Neill
is cashier and e. a. Reddoch,
eX-cOunty treasurer, assistant
cashier of the new bank and
trust company, of which Senator
James A. Harrison is president,
Sam Leeker, of the Ell Paso
Store, vice president, and Theo-
dora Marsh, of George B. Marsh,
Inc, secretary. THE BORDER
VIDETTE wishes the new bank
the very best luck.
Last evening a number Of No
gales ElkS went to Tucson to
attend the reception given at
the ElkS in honor of K. M.
|Dickerman, of Tucson, who was
elected grand esteemed lecture
ing knight at the national con-
vention at Rochester, New York.
The Office to which Mr.. Dicker-
man was elected at the Rochest-
er convention is one of the four
most important elective offices
open to the 400, 900 ElkS in the
ULited States, hence the elect
ion of Il member of $50 to this
position has greatly advertised
the Tucson lodge Us we'll as the
ancient and honorable pueblo of
Tucson. Those who went from
here report having had the time
of their life.
A. B. Richmond. the Tucson
mining engineer and mine ex-
pert, who for three months past
has been down in the state of
Chihuahua, Mexico, exporting q,
big gold mine at Cieneguita,
owned by the O'Leary brothers,
arrived in the city last WedneS-
day, and left Thursday for Tue
son. He was accompanied by
Bob O'Leary. one of the owners
of the property visited, Mr..
O'Leary going to IEl Paso. They
TIA to La Colorado, being on
muleback almost day and night
for thirteen days. Both gentle
men were glad TO get back to
dear old U. S. A, although they
experienced no difficulty in get
ing through the country now
in possession of the constitu-
tiOnalists.
-Four and half miles north
from Nogales, in the Gold Hill
mining district, j. Frederick
lorna is busy developing a
good gold prospect, from which
he is taking ore worth better
than $500 per ton. Some of the
ore shows native gold which
needs no assaying to demons
trate its value. An exception
ally handsome specimen was re-
Gently found by Mrs. lorna who
in many ways assists her hus-
band in his quest for the yellow,
refulgent gold known to exist in
Gold Hill. The Tormas have
established their camp in de-
lightful spot on the south side
of the hill, within plain view of
Nogales. They have all the
home comforts to be desired and
a splendid shance to develop a
gold mine worth fortune. We
wish Mr.. lorna and his charm
ing better three-fourths, good
luck. They deserve it.
After spending a strenuous
day and night at the Cohn hotel
in Hermosillo, w. H. Hunter,
the California land buyer is a
guest at the National hotel.
Hunter says he saw an officer of
the constituencies army at
tempt to shoot a high official at
the Cohn hotel. Later a police
man who prevented the murder,
by disarming the officer, almost
shot Fred. Williams, accidental
ly. The accidental discharge of
the policeman'S gun caused a
great deal of excitement at the
hotel, where along towards
morning Bob Graham, n well
known mining man, nearly pass
ed in his checks as a result of
eating green watermelon. Upon
his arrival at the border, Mr..
Hunter thoughtlessly told DR..
Gustetter that he had just arriv-
ed from Hermosillo. That set
tied it; the government medico
had to do his duty, and branded
the gentleman on the left arm,
Notwithstanding the fact that
Hunter swore he had been vac
n