The border vidette., 1919-01-04

we'll known Patagonia mining
man, who is interested in IL valu
able silver mine near HarShaw,
will be pleased to learn that he
is recovering from an attack Of
flu. Thursday DR.. Chenoweth
was called to Pata gOnia to see
Tom, who was threatened with
pneumonia. From all over the
county the report comes that the
flu epidemic is dying out.
Captain Jessop, the English
mining engineer, has removed
from the Montezuma hotel, to
St. Joseph's hospital, where he
is suffering with blood poison
ing, as a result of the sting of a
poisonous insect during his stay
in Mazatlan recently. DR.. Wal
lace, the attending physician
says his patient is doing nicely,
owing to the fact that the insect
was a male, not female.
Last Wednesday Colonel Epes
Randolph, president of theSouth
ern Pacific of Mexico, arrived
from Tucson in his private car
"Pocahontas, and Immediately
departed for the south by spe
cial train. The president was
met here by Mr.. w. J. King
sbury, superintendent of the So
nora railway, in his private car
Jalisco, which with the pre-
sident's car made up the special
train.
Yesterday Miss Mamie Dopo
ghoe, many years manager, first
of the Montezuma hotel, then
the National hotel, departed for
California, where the little Irish
lady will take a we'll earned rest,
after which she will devote all
her time to the care of her ex
tensive private affairs. By care
full management, Mamie has &C
quired nice stake" Her
friends hope she'll live long to
enjoy it.
THE BORDERVIDETTE is CRATE
full to Roy & Titcomb, Inc, the
pioneer manufacturers OF mining
and irrigation machinery, for a
handsome 1919 calendar The
Warning Shadows" from the
painting by G. NJ. Russell. It is
a thing of artistic beauty, and
during the year 1919 will be
constant reminder of the IN
bounded generosity OF Roy &
Titcomb, Inc, of which Mr.. E.
Titcomb is president.
MIR. Murray Day. manager for
the Duquesne Mining & Reduc-
ton Co, has been a visitor at
the county seat this week q
couple of days, on business for
his big company, which owns
many hundred acres of mining
property over in the Washing
ton Duquesne district. On &C
count of the uncertainty of the
copper market, conditions ct the
big camp are very much unset
tied at the present time.
Yesterday morning Mr.. A. J.
Oliver, president Of the A. j.
Oliver s. Company, of Austin,
Texas, which recently establish
ed offices in Nogales, Arizona
and in Nogales, Sonora, was q
passenger on this mornings No
gales Benson train. Mr.. Oliver
and his associates, Captain Daw-
son and Alex Strachan are live
wires. The gentleman expected
to be absent from Nogales a
couple of days,on company bust
ness.
Tast Tuesday word was re,
ceived from Los Angeles to the
effect that Will n. Eilers. we'll
known in Nogales, where he and
his wife, nee Miss Regina Her
rera, resided 81 couple of years,
had died last Friday, after
long illness. Will had many
friends in Nogales who will re
greet to learn Of his passing. A
widow and little boy, about
five years of age, are left to
mourn the loss of kind and
loving husband and father. To
them we extend sympathy.
Work on the Country Club of
NogaIes, Sonora. to cost about
$4,000 gold, is progressing nice
ly, under the personal supervi-
sion of Presidente A. r. Carde-
mas of Nogales, Sonora. When
completed the Country Club will
be one of the principal attrac-
tions of the Line City. The
membership OF the Country Club
will include many prominent
citizens of the two towns, and