The border vidette., 1907-07-27


 better prepared than ever before t take care of it's immense custom
 brokerage business, and respectful.
 asks those having business in thei
 line to give them a call J. J. Ra-
 fael. the veteran ex Wells Fargo brok
 CT, who is familiar with every detai
 of the business. has full charge of af-
 fairs, which guarantees prompt, care
 ful and honest service. If
 Articles of Incorporation Of the
 Alamos Copper Company, Lee Reagan
 J 0 Cheairs and Frank Reagan, incor- porators; also of Arizona Sonora Gold
 Mining & Milling Company, Harvey
 Finch. Jos. Saavedra, and l.. c. Finch. incorporators, appear Tn this issue of TIE BORDER VIDETTE The first named company Is organized with a capital stock of S5 900, and the amount of capital stock of the latter company Is placed at $1 OOO,O 900 Both of the companies own property in the state of Sonora. Mexico. George M. Ryall of New York, the mining man, came up from Sonora the | forepart of the week and continued on east. MT. Ryall is interested in mining property situated in the Yaqui river country, visited a short time ago by himself and II. Gordon Glore, the Cal- ifornia meta!lurgist. The gentleman Is hustler and does not let grass grow under his feet when he starts to ac- complish anything. He was at one time prominently connected with the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lumber Company, now the Colu mbia Consolidated Mining Company.
 Manager Ferd Van Mourick of the Sonora News Company has returned from a visit to the company's branch at Guaymas MT. VanMourick IS general superintendent of the Nogales, branch, and all of the big company's business in the state of Sonora He is thoroughly conversant with every detail of Sonora News Company's business, which has greatly increased under his able mana cement. His company recently signed a contract with the Cananea, Yaqui River X Ga nanea Railroad. They have branches in all important towns in Mexico
 Mir. J. w. Cleaver. secretary or the Uvalama Mining Company, an Ariz ona incorporation owning silver bo- nanza near San Javier, Sonora, has returned from a SIX weeks business and pleasure trip to Denver, Colorado, and several of the big eastern cities. Jack reports having both a successful and pleasant trip, and returned to San Javier we'll pleased with himself and the world in general. The Uvalnma is wonderfully rich property and Is sure to make Mir. Cleaver and his as sociates handsome fortunes. John l Miller of San Javier, IS president of the Uvalama Mining Company.
 Thursday morning MT. Tom Ste wart, the mining man operating in Sonora, near Llano, accompanied by | his father and mother, Mir. and Mrs | w. T. Stewart. departed for the hot ] springs of Mexico, with his brother who has for long time been | a rheumatic sufferer. The gentle mans friends here and in Sonora, hope for his speedy recovery: The Ste warts formerly lived in Fl Paso, Texas, where they are we'll and favor ably known. They are at presert Iargerly interested in the "La Cobriza Company" of which Fred. o. Emery, of Fl Paso, is president and general manager.
 After many months the case of the Mexican government against A. Cam pillo & Go. the brokerage firm of So ,ore, A. Campillo, PeEe Pif1a and Julio fiila, members of the firm, charged with smuggling wheat into Sonora, has been decided against the defendants all of whom are in jail, A. Campillo in the Nogales, Sonora ail, and the Pina boys Tn the states prison at Hermosillo. The company was fined S28. 1000, which was paid some time ago; A. Campillo, 4 years 10 months in prison, and fine of $500; Pope Pinl. 9 years months fine of $l,UO0; Julio Pima, 9 years s fine of $l ,0OO
 On the 25th of June, John E. Me [ntyre of this city and Miss Edna of Ironwood. Michigan, were at Ironwood, where Mr. Mc- Intyre was formerly assistant man ger of the Sunday Lake Iron Mines. After a honeymoon trip through Ga nada, the groom's former home, and the eastern states, Mir. and Mrs. Mc- [ntyre will come to Nogaies to reside, being al home to their friends after September lst, next. John Mcintyre laS a host of friends throu ohOut Santa |