The border vidette., 1915-06-05
Mir. C.. H. Sanders. (

valuable mining property in the Cananea district, was a business
 visitor in NogaleS a couple of
 days the forepart Of the week, from the big copper camp. MT.
 Sanders is an old time friend of
 Elgin and Walter Holt, we'll
 known local mine owners.
 The Mission Cave, Don and Toms delightful summer resort,
 in Nogales, Sonora, is one of
 the finest of it's kind in this section. Messrs. Franklin &
 Hanlan have expended large sum of money in making their
 place t-claSS in every respect.
 Everything the best in quality and service.
 Don Pedro Chism, well known Guaymas capitalist, was a busi- ness visitor in Nogales the fore
 part of the week. The gentle
 man is largely interested tinan- cially, in the new gold diScov- cries in MaricOpa county. He says from all reports received from the property, he and his associates have a wonderfully rich proposition.
 Prof F. H. Beattie, the we'll known efficient school teacher at Tubac. has been spending a couple of days at the county seat. Prof Beattie will soon leave for the Ozark mountains, Arkansas, where he has valu. able farm, expecting to be gone all summer. Of course he will return to sunny Arizona next fall. All Arizonans do.
 Miss Lillian Choat, has almost completely recovered from fever and will soon accompany her mother to their country home. Miss Ghoat is a sister of Mr. W. T. Roath, one of Santa Cruz county's successful stockraisers. The charming little school marm's host of friends through out the county will be pleased to learn of her recovery.
 Inspector in Charge A. J. Mil liken of the U. $. immigration service, accompanied by Mrs. Milliken, returned home Monday from from a delightful outing at La Milpa, the beautiful ranch home in Camille valley owned by R. A. Rodgers and A. B. Young. During the absence of MT. Milliken, Capt. Beatty was in charge of the immigration office.
 Attorney Charley Hardy this week opened pleasant offices in the Lyric Building. Mir. Hardy is the youngest son of Collector and Mrs. Hardy. He is one of brightest attorneys at law and is held in high esteem by wide circle of friends the state, where he and his estimable family have resided many years. We wish Hardy good luck.
 Warren Smith, formerly of died in Tucson last Sunday, after lingering illness. The funeral was held Monday, being in the Evergreen cemetery, beside the remains of his father, H. Smith, a pioneer citizen of Nogales. Warren Smith was brother of Mark A. Smith, the printer, who since leaving Nogales. has made his home in Cananea. Deceased was 3S years of age.
 At the regular annual meeting of stockholders of the La Co., briza Mining Company. held in this city last Wednesday after noon, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J. w. Cook of Manchester. Eng land. president; Robt. Mitchell secretary; B. K. Cum ming of Nogales, treasurer. J. H. Strong and H. w. Pierce of Chicago, and c. F. Entwistle of | were elected directors.
 The settlers of the Baca Float | grant living in the vicinity of | Tubac last Sunday met and or ganized for the purpose of re- siSting election from their homes. l Judge W. A. O'Connor was elected permanent president of | the new organization, and O. H. Walker permanent secretary. The organization will employ l strong legal advisors. and when the proper time comes, will put | up a great fight against the Baca Float people, should an attempt be made to eject the settlers