The border vidette., 1917-11-10

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 to Los Angeles, where he and
 his family now reside. The l gentleman will return in about
 ten days and will then go south
 to his property.
 1 G. c. Madlem, of Phoenix,
 representing R. G. Dun & Go. |,
 spent a couple of days here this
 week. Said Nogales was one the best, most prosperous towns in
 the country. From here he went to Phoenix, thence to California
 where he will spend the winter.
 Last Sunday George Januel,
 proprietor of The Stag Barber Shop, and Master Edward Noon took an early morning hike out to Benedict's Lake, where they l bagged number of ducks, white wings and cotton tails. They returned home tired, but happy.
 Captain c. E. Perkins, for merly of Nogales, where he owns valuable real estate, now county engineer of Navajo county, has this week been enjoying a visit here with Mrs. Perkins, who is visiting Mrs. E. L.. Chalfant. The captains many old time friends are pleased to see him.
 John Miller, the San Xavier pioneer American mining man, was visitor in town a couple of days this week, having come up to the border to transact private business. John has resided in the state of Sonora more than thirty years. He is native of Philadelphia, and loyal Ameri- can.
 Tom Gittins, the we'll known millman of this city, now em- ployed at the Three R mine in the Patagonia mountains, this county, has been a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, from the big copper mine, which is one of Santa Cruz county's best bets.
 Tuesday John Hoy. manager of the Trench mines near Pata- gonia, accompanied by Mrs. Hoy, motored down from camp, making the run over the splendid new county road in less than one hours time. Jack Giasson, the mine superintendent, who came along, says they sure ran some"
 Albert Marcarenas, formerly of this city, who now makes his headquarters at Silverbell, where he is secretary and cashier for the big mining company and railroad. spent couple of days here this week with Mrs. Mas carenas and the children, who will shortly remove to Tucson to reside.
 Last Thursday a representa- tive from Washington. c. D., inspected and accepted the new government bridge on Interna- tional street, recently completed by Contractors Loan 6 Sampson. The bridge which is now ready for traffic, cost about seven thousand dollars. It's worth the money.
 Fred Afford, Superintendent of the Sonora Consolidated Min ing & Smelling Company, is here from Cobre Grande, near Noria, on company business. A. M. Conard is president and general of the company, which will operate the mine and smelter owned by the Sonora Copper Company.
 Last Thursday Immigration Neugent arrested a woman on the Nogales Tucson train, who had in her possession thirty cans of opium, which she said she purchased in Sonora, for Tucson Chinese merchant. To Collector Hardy the woman made full confession. She has been take to Tucson.
 James A. Murray the Butte, Montana millionaire, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel this week. He is interested in the Havalena mines situated in this county, now in litigation. J. Wells Smith, of Los Angeles, also interested in the Havalena, has been here several days, on business connected with the 
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