The border vidette., 1915-10-02

Last Saturday Bob and Joe Morrison, we'll known Arizona
 lawyers and Republican politi- clans, were visitors in NOgaleS, on legal business. They are at- torneyS for the La Cobriza Min ing Company, the copper prop critics of which are located at La Cobriza, Sonora. The main offices are in NogaleS.
 The Get to- Gether meeting of the Nogales Chamber of Com merce, Wednesday evening was big success, as usual. The at tendance was large and many in teresting suggestions for the good of the town and county were made. The next regular meeting will be held on October 18th. Let everybody attend.
 Edward Kress, Jr., clever young son of Ed ward Kress, su- perintendent of the High School, has arrived here from Denver, Colorado. He is an experienced architect, a graduate of one of the best educational institutions in the United SateS. His mother and sister will shortly arrive to spend the winter months in Mo- gales.
 Col. George w. Atkinson, of Calabasas, accompanied by John Deegan, his partners spent Thurs day at the county seat transact ing business. Since returning to Arizona from a visit to his old stamping grounds in Colorado. Colonel Atkinson and his in- teresting family have been stay ing at their pleasant Gala baSas country home.
 Mrs. w. A. Parker, of Camille, accompanied by her daughter. who is quite ill, arrived in the city Wednesday evening from Camille. Miss Parker was at once taken to the St. Joseph Hospital, where she is doing nicely. She is suffering from an attack of malaria. Thursday Mrs. Parker received word from home, that another one of her children was ill.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Goodview Mining & Milling Company appear in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. The new company owns a group of mining claims situated a short distance north of Nogales, pos SeSsing great merit. F. A. Hart man is manager of the company, his associates being Denver, Col. Orado capitalists, and Judge F. J. Duffy of this city.
 The Concordia Club, across the international line, is now the Monte Carlo of Sonora. Games off all kind are running full blast, the sky line being the limit. None but experienced dealers known to play d Square game" are employed by Man ager Tom Smith, and minors and women are barred" Good or der is maintained and everybody is given a run for his money"
 Monday Collector Hardy de- parted foc New York to attend the annual conference of col lectors. Mrs. Hardy accompani- ed the collector to Tucson, where she has since been visiting old friends. A number of collectors friends with an orchestra, were at the train to wish him a pleas ant and safe journey. Special Deputy G. B. Mason is in charge of the district during Collector absence.
 MT. J. R. Henderson, owner of the Lista Blanca copper mines near Caborca, Sonora, has been a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from Santa Ana, from which point he ships his high grade copper to the Ell Paso shelter, via. No gales. Mir. Henderson now bas six carloads of copper ore piled up at the Santa Ana station for The ore will net him between fifteen and eighteen hundred dollars per ton.
 Every decent fair minded citi- zen of Nogaies regrets the de- stroying by fire of Governor May ytorena's fine thoroughbred | horses at his ranch north of the | city. Every decent, fair mind cd, law-abiding citizen. would |