The border vidette., 1916-01-29

Copper Company, who with his
 family now makes his home iD
 Los Angeles, will arrive here
 next week to look after his min
 ing interests in Sonora.
 Next week Postmaster William
 Schuckmann will take charge of
 the Nogales postoffice, vice c. L.
 Fowler whose commission expir-
 ed December 12th, last. The
 new post master and the retiring
 P. M. have the best wishes of
 their numerous friends.
 Manager Hartman of the Good
 View mines north of the city
 few miles, is making regular shipments of ore from his prop erty. Denver capital is back of
 Mir. Hartman, who bought the old Buena Vista mines from
 Frank Cox and associates.
 Tuesday night H. J. Temple, popular general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, who makes Empalme his headquarters, arrived in the city from the south Wednesday he went to Tucson to consult with his chief, Colonel Randolph.
 For several days there have been eight carloads of ammuni tion and cannons in the local railway yards. consigned to the Carranza military authorities Tn Sonora The war stuff was ship ped from Juarez, Chi, to be used in the campaign against the Va .qui Indians.
 W. T. Roath. the cattleman, has returned to his ranch near Elgin, to again make his home in the country. The three new brick cottages being built for Mr. Roath, corner of Elm street and Sonoita avenue, are nearing com pletion and will be ready for their tenants early next month.
 Last Sunday the new cemetery of Nogales, Sonora, was dedicat- ed under the auspices of the city The dedication com mittee consisted of Mayor Ruiz, Collector of Customs Corella, Deputy Collector Carranza, Dr. Garza. Enrique Buelna and Major Castillo, commander of the Nogales, Sonora, garrison.
 Agust Yarick, the well known man, who owns valuable | property in the Santa Ri ta mountains near the Mansfield | camp, is a very sick man at the | St. Joseph'S hospital, suffering | with pneumonia. He was brought | to the city Monday by Mike | Long and Jim Wamsley, of Pata- gonia. pr. Purdy, is the attend ing physician.
 Harry Barnett, manager of the l Happy Jack mines. near Pata- gonia, is busy with force of | men taking out good shipping | ore, which will be sent to the El Paso shelter. The Bar | netts of Philadelphia, are the | owners of the Happy | Jack mines, which mining men consider among the best in San 5a Cruz county.
 Mr. Saunders of the DuqueSne | Mining & Reduction Company, was in town last Wednesday, in | with Engineer Ri chardS of the International Gas Company, the company install ng the electric transmission line | rom here to Duquesne: Mr. Saunders had just returned from ! business visit to Tucson. Thurs lay he went to Duquesne.
 N. A. Mcdonald, the well znown Harshaw mining man, who with August Yarick owns valuable mining property in the Santa Rita mountains, is in the ;ity, having come down to see lis partner, who is very sick nan at the St. Joseph's hospital, where he is receiving the best possible attention at the hands ,f the Sisters and Dr. Purdy, jhe attending physician.
 J. A. Legarra, manager of The Red House, Nogales' pioneer mercantile establish nent owned by Don Ramon Vas luez, departed yesterday for New York and Philadelphia, where he goes twice a year to purchase goods. This trip Joa- luin says he's going to purchase ,ne of the biggest, best lines of lp-to- the minute goods for men md women ever brought to No gales. Just wait and see for