The border vidette., 1904-11-26

ton, was guest at the Brickwood several days this week, having return ed from a visit to his gold properties in the Magdalena district.
 Mir. Jim Fresh of Hermosillo was in town Thursday and yesterday. having business here Of a personal nature. He i went south on last nights train. Mir. l Fresh is interested in Sonora mines 1 Sunday and Moaday Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel and his daughter were visitors at the county seat, being guests at the Montezuma- hotel. Mir. NJ. B. Morrisey, Mir. Cameron's private secretary, accompanied him.
 Tuesday Joe E. Wise came up from his Calabasas ranch to transact private business at the county seat. Joe is one of the lucky cattle raisers who re- gently disposed of bunch of twos and threes to California buyers. Cattle are in prime condition in this county and all of our stock raisers will have plenty of the ''long green" this year.
 Harry McMahon of Hermosillo, who a short time ago sold valuable mining district, Sonora, was business visitor in the city Tuesday, returning to Her mosillo the same night. Harry under stands the business from GA" to s-Z'' and has one or two good ones he can dispose of any day at a handsome fig ure.
 John T. Brickwood, general manager of The Chicago-Patagonia Mining Company's copper mines in the Pata- gonia mountains, spent couple of days at camp this week, returning Wednesday. Development work con tinues on large scale in a very satis- factory manner, large consignments of supplies Leing sent regularly from No gales to the camp.
 Mr. William Buckingham, who for a number of years has been travelling in Arizona for Fairbanks, Morse |, Company, was here "Wednesday and Thu sday looking for business for his big firm, one of the oldest and most reliable in the United States. Mir. Buckingham speciality is mining ma chinery; he makes Los Angeles his headquarters but much of his time is spent in Arizona, New Mexico and Sonoro. "Buck" Is always a welcome caller at TIE VIDETTE OFFICE
 -No-. Mednesday night Miss Julia Schwab, beautiful and accomplished sister of Mir. Gaston Schwab, manager of the Boston Stores, will arrive in No gales to spend the winter. The young lady arrived in New York last week from her home in Switzerland and i'm mediately telegraphed her brother of her intended visit to Arizona. She Is a great traveller but it is doubtful if she has visited a more interesting city than the Line City. While here she will make her home with MT. and Mrs Benjamin Schowb of Nogales, Sonora Lieutenant Richard Fleischer is a happy man these days and if all signs do not fail, 1t is only a matter of a short time when he will be in a posi- tion to make all of his friends happy also. The lieutenant has for several years been owner of the Buena Vista mine situated in the Patagonia mining district, short distance from Nogales. From time to time he had men em- ployed doing development and assess ment work. The results were always goed enough to cause him to convince him that his Buena Vista was a good thing to gamble on at odd times when he had nothing much else to do. Re gently he sent number of miners out to take another shot or two at it. This time with better results than ever. A pay streak has been en ncountered carrying more than Sl25 gold, silver and copper, values; hence the lieuten
 ants happiness.