The border vidette., 1907-09-14

well, brother of our worthy townsman
 Edben l. Crowell of the U. s Customs
 house, will arrive in the city from the
 south and spend Sunday here with his
 brother. The gentleman is an ex-
 perienced mining man and has valu
 able mining interests in Mexico. Hon. Colin Cameron, the founder of
 Lochiel and the splendid San Rafael
 Ranch. thi. county, is guest at the
 Montezuma hotel, from the big ranch. Thanks to Mir. Cameron today thous
 ands of white face cattle are feeding
 on Santa Cruz county and northern
 Sonora pastures At present Mr.
 Cameron and family make their home
 in Tucson, but his large land interests
 bring him to Santa Cruz county very
 often. Tomorrow he will return to
 Tucson.
 Monday A. M. Conard, president of the Sonora Copper Company, was here securing estimates from the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company for steam dr Ills and a large air compressor, to be installed at his company's mines three miles from Noria, A station on the Sonora railway. Mir. Conard says that the mines are showing up nicely as developments work progresses.
 At present about sixty men are employed by MT. Conard at Buena Vista. All are well.
 James Keating of Patagonia, who with his associates recently bonded group of good mining properties near that city. was A visitor at the county seat Thursday, returning north yester- day morning. Jim was greatly pleas ed with the arrangements being made for our big Sixteenth of September celebration. and promised his friends to come down and help whoop things up. The gentleman is loyal citizen of Patagonia and does not hesitate to say that place will be larger than No gales same day.
 Mir. and Mrs. William S. Cranz and their daughter. Miss Emma. departed last Thursday for Los Angeles Cali fornia, where the young lady will shortly resume he studies Tn one of the excellent schools of that city. Mrs. Cranz and her daughter have just re- turned from an extended visit to the lady's old home in Lower California They report having had glorious time. Mir. Cranz is A brother of F. F. Cranz. mayor of Nogales. Arizona. He is we'll known here and is liked.
 Last Tuesday evening Miss Stella Meigel, a school teacher at Don Luis, | Arizona, and a lady friend were | arrested by United States customs for smuggling from Mex ico, the complaint having been made by Inspector Mason, formerly Of No gales, who is now deputy collector of | U. s. customs at Naco. The horse and buggy the ladies were driving at | the time conliscated by the | government to be held until the case is | settled in court. The ladies were later released on $25O bail
 J. M. F. Burkman, E M. of Mag ialena, Sonora, is here from the City, having arrived last even ing. Mir. Burkman states that Mr. of the A merican colony in that city, died suddenly last Thursday. of heart trouble. Deceased was buried yesterday at Magdalena, where he had rasided many years. He was 75 years of age, and leaves a large family in the United States, as we'll as wide circle ,f friends in Sonora, to mourn his leath. It is said that a wealthy brother resides in Fl Paso.
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. J. B. Me JIenahan of Gro Blanco, have been pending the week in Nogales, having come to meet their daughter Mrs Alonzo Noon, who is daily expected nome from the Pacific coast where she las been spending several months. Mir. McOlenahan has been in the old Gro 3lanco district nearly thirty years; he till has hopes of seeing the mines in lis section come to the front. lie has number of valuable claims there and xpects some day to see them develop d into good producing gold mines. He certainly deserves success.
 Postmaster Milton Bohall who re- ently returned from a visit with his amily at Eureka, his old home town n northern California, reports his amily well, happy and enjoying their 'isit. They will return to Nogales ater. Milo, brother of Milton Bohall. low resides at Eureka where he Is suc- essfully engaged in business Since eaving Nogales Milo became a 'enedict, and according to Postmaster 5ohall, is prospering exceedingly. During his absence from Nogales the oek ok1>a |