The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-08-29
LOCAL NEWS
Items Of Interest Picked Up About
the Line City.

Duquesne.
Jack Bibbens, the mining man, is
again in the city.
"Doc" futile of The Palace now has
100 fine hens and says before long he
will have 500, when he will be pre-
pared to supply the Nogales market
with chickens and fresh home layed
eggs. Hop to it. "Doc," there is good
money in the business of raising poul-
try.
A. Fl. Mcclure, superintendent of
our public schools, has rented the lit
tie residence on Mob Hill. formerly
occupied by Attorney WIN. F. Cooper.
Prof. McClure's family will join him
about the first of October. They are
now at Concho, Arizona, where the
professor was in charge of the schools
last year. The Nogales schools will
open Monday, September 9TH.
Wednesday Ed. Kingen, president
and general manager of the Santa Ana
Mining, Milling IL Smelling company,
returned from the Orc Blanco mining
district, where he had been with
Arthur E. Noon to inspect properties
owned by Mr.. Noon and associates.
Mr.. Kingen was we'll pleased with his
visit and thinks the Orc Blanco dis
trict has a splendid future At pres
ent there is unusual activity in min
ing in that district.
Deputy Sheriff and Justice of the
Peace J. B. McClanahan of Orc Blanco
accompanied by his estima BILE wife,
came in from that interesting little
burg Monday and have been spending
the week with their daughter Mrs
Alonzo Noon. hir. McClanahan ex-
presses himself highly pleased with the
general mining outlook for his district.
The old place has taken on sudden |
and healthy life, and Mr.. McClanahan
who ownes a number of valua BILE gold
properties, which he has held on to
for many years with bull dog tenacity,
is commencing to see light breaking
through clouds with gold and silver
lineing. THE VIDETTE hopes his fond
est hopes may be realized.
Mr.. J. w. Yocum, the we'll known
mining man, who was fortunate |
enough to sell the Cerro Prieto gold |
mines to the Nogales Copper company
of this city for the handsome sum of |
5000, 0OOIis surely on the high road to
wealth and affluence, and the saying
that nothing succeeds like success, is
again proven. 1t is said that Mr..
Yocum has another chen Oh" and will |
in the near future make another big |
ahr he
reward. Bully for Yocum, he has
devoted the greater part of his fife to
his chosen profession mining-and
The VIDETTE and large circle of
old Arizona friends as well as many
new ones, congratulate him on his
good fortune.
Yesterday Mr. Abe Goldbaum of
Hermosillo and Mr.. P. r. w. King, a
we'll known New York capitalists,
were visitors in Nogales, having come
up from Sonora's capital city the even
ing before The gentlemen are inter
ested in the Imperial mines situated
thirty miles south of Cananea, Sono-
"a. There are thirty pertenencias in
the group, which are copper, gold and
silver. MIR. Sid D. KeInpton, who is
we'll and favorably in Arizon mining
circles, will be min. superb te. d mt
when active operations are commenced,
which Mr.. Goldbaum. says will be
oon. MIR. Kempton is nov in the
,ity. Messrs. Goldbaum and King
lave returned to Hermosillo
Luis Killeen. general manager of the
he Belen mines near the Copete,
'wned by j. j. Hardwick, was q visit
II in Nogale- this week en- route to
Phoenix. While here MIR Kiileen had
business before the district Judge in
Nogales, Sonora, regarding certain
Misunderstanding with the city au-
horities out at Ures, where the genial
rishman aid his family for many
ears have male their homo Mr.. K
vas accompanied by his little son and
he family of Mr.. Hardwick who have
zen visiting at Ures, the guest of
ir. Killeen and his family. Mr..
1illeen is authority for the statement
hat the great Copete mines, which on
ccount of internal troubles, have been
losed down SO long, will about the
rst of October, be started up on
rand scale. the differences of the in
crested parties having been nmicably
ettled. Jack Faulds of Nogales now
as charge of the company's store.
Last Tuesday Burt Alvord and Billy
tiles, the notorious train robbers and
andits, we're transferred from Tomb
tone to Tucson and Phoenix, where
hey will be kept until their trial, it
eing considered best to separate the
wo outlaws and keen them outside