The border vidette., 1904-12-10

John Glisson drove cut to the Jari
 Has mines Tuesday with a load o
 supplies.
 Joe Scott and Charley Hood arr
 doing the assessment work on thei
 Patagonia mountain mining claims.
 s. IIeineman of Tucson was hustlin.
 in town Tuesday among our wei
 goods merchants. Sam generally gets
 the money.
 Yesterday John Maloney went ou,
 to the Gro Blanco mining district to inspect mining properties in which he Is interested. John knows a mine from a hole in the ground
 Colonel Willis Poe Harlow, the most notorious character that ever lived in this section died in Denver, Colorado, last Tuesday night. It is said he died Q natural death.
 Rangers Holmes and Beatty were in town several days this week The boys are among the best in the ranger service. They are we'll liked all along the international border where they have been riding several moHths.
 Mr. Peter Johnson of La Republics al Sur Mining Company, operating valuable mines near Llano, Sonora, was business visitor in the line city Thursday. Pete is one of Sonora's veteran mining men now on the hi sh road to fortune.
 P. E Murray. the mining man, has this week been to ''Le Higuera" gold mines in Sonora, the property of a company in which the Brady Levin Commission Company are largely in terested. The mines are reported as being very valuable.
 An indoor baseball club is the latest thing in Nogales, organized this week with Bert Bristol president and Attor- ney Ed. Amsden, secretary and treas urer. Meets will be held in Armory Hall The clubs membership is grow ing rapidly. If you want to join, see Mir. Amsden.
 Ed. Wood, electrician at La Brisca for the Greene Consolidated Gold Com pany, is in town to spend couple of days with his family. Ed. says every thing is about ready at La Brisca to commence operations on a grand scale. A dozen. immense arc lights in the canyons and the camp is lighted by a hundred small electric lights. Soon there will be something doing at La Brisca.
 The directors of the Calumet X Arizona Mining Company have made the announcement that the fifth quart erly dividend of this company has been declared. This dividend amounts to g per share. This is an increase of 50 cents per share over the last three quarterly dividends paid by the con- pany. The first dividend paid was S2 per share; all since the first have been S1 50 per share, until this one.
 MT. J. J. Carrere who is spending the winter here just because our eli mate Is the finest on earth and he would rather be here than anywhere else, is rapidly gaining an enviable as a deer killer. His friend MT. Snyder of Chicago, who also re- mains in Nogales because he likes the place, will also bear watching by the crack shots of this section. Messrs. Snyder and Carrere are true sportsmen and only kill deer for pleasure not gain.
 E. A. Mcfarland, chief engineer of the Randolph System, will, it is said, be appointed to fill like position with the new road recently acquired by Col. w. o. Greene in Mexico, known as the Rio Grande. Sierra Madre S Paci- fic. Mir. Mcfarland was formerly with the Sonora railway and for of years made Nogales his home. His many friends here and in Sonora will be pleased to know he is prospering. Me. is good