The border vidette., 1916-06-10

J. E. Mcintyre, the well known
 mining engineer, accompanid by
 Frank Fitch, has gone down to
 the Alamos district, Sonora, to examine and report on a big
 mining proposition. The prop critics to be visited, are sixty
 w. c. Page, manager of Geo.
 B. Marsh, Inc., returned Thurs 1 day from the coast, where his family is spending the summer. Mir. Page said the folks were com fortably located in nice warm season, they will come to ] Nogales.
 Arthur Page and Roy Maley, for some time members of the ! NOgaleS police force. under ex- Town Marshal Dumbauld, have resigned, upon request of the new town marshal c. l. Fowler, who has appointed E. B. Holt and Will Simonton to fill the vacancies.
 Jack and Charles O'Keefe, sons of MT. and Mrs. Con O'Keefe, | students at the University of t, Arizona, returned home last Saturday, to enjoy their vaca- ton at the pleasant O'Keefe place on Morley avenue. Both boys are making fine records at the U. of A.
 Harry Smith many years with Banco de Sonora, at Hermosillo, now engaged in farming near the capital city, accompanied by Mrs. Smith, came up to NOgales on Tuesdays train on a com bin ed business and pleasure visit. Recently artesian water was struck on the Smith place.
 Harry E. Grace, formerly agent here for the Southern Pa cific Company, now located at GuaymaS, where he represents a number of big American con- panies, was a business visitor here a couple of days this week. Reported business conditions in the Bay City greatly improved. Last Saturday evening B, R. Purdum, member of the law firm of Duffy & Purdum, accompani- ed by Mrs Purdum returned from an extended pleasure trip in Arizona and California, by automobile. They travelled many thousand miles through some of the beauty sections of America.
 Mr. Collie, of the Corona tion mines, near the Three R prop critics, was here the forepart of the week. He stated that work on the road connecting with the Three R road was nearing con- pletion, and the new hoist and compressor would soon be haul ed to the Coronation and in stalled.
 John Yoas,. we'll known, suc- cesSful cattle raiser, was here Tuesday from his ranch in the Huacbuca mountain foothills, making final proof on his home stead. He was accompanied by Buck" Titus, one of his wit nesses. John reported his sec tion of the county looking good, feed plentiful, cattle in fine con- dItiOn.
 Postmaster William Schuck- mann visited Patagonia the fore part of the week. Reports the burg on the banks of the Sonoita fourishing, there being unusual activity in mining in that splen- did mining district, where are located some of Arizona'S really great mines, including the Three S and the Worlds Fair prop critics.
 John Maloney, pioneer mining man of Santa Cruz county, who is operating mines near Tucson, has been in Nogales this week, on mining business. John and his brother Michael, now deceas- ed, many years ago owned the Pena Blanca mines in the Gro Blanco, and the Buena Vista properties in the Patagonia mountains.
 P. Fontes, for a long time a passenger conductor on the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with 1 headquarters in Nogales, Son. ora, where he owns considerable | real estate, accompanied by his family, is here from the City of Mexico for a visit with relatives and friends. MT. FOnteS has an