The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-13

stockholders, arrived in the city from
] the north and were met by John Hen
| derson, manager of the Coast Line
Copper Company. owning the Sci
| Orc" gold mines fourteen miles east of
Poza station on the Sonora railway.
The gentlemen continued on south
but Manager Henderson was detained
here on company business, leaving for
Ell Orc Thursday night.
j. L. Sheperd of the Realito Cop
per Company and his wife, have been
spending a few days here this week
from Tucson. Mr.. Sheperd's COM
! pany owns large copper holdings a
short distance from the line of Cana
nea, Yavui River & Pacific railroad
on the Yaqui river. The gentleman
expects soon to have the legal affairs
of his company Strengthened out when
things at the mine will commence to
''move." When in the city MIR. and
Mrs. Sheperd were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kissinger.
NJ. w. Tanner, of Idaho Springs,
Colorado, was visitor in the city
Thursday. having had business here
connected with the passing of couple
| carloads of machinery, which he is
nora's splendid big ranch, for irrigat-
ing purposes. Mr.. Tanner is an up
! to-date business man who has
| transacted business in many states in
the Union. He represents big
Denver machine supply house which
does large business in Mexico. Mr..
Tanner makes his headquarters in
Hermosillo. at the Cohen Hotel.
DIR. Ray Ferguson, superintendent
of the Territorial Insane Asylum at
Phoenix, was a business visitor in the
city the forepart of the week, comm g
here from the capital city. DIR. and
Mrs. Ferguson, formerly resided in
Nogales, where they are we'll and
favorably known The gentleman is
interested in fine Santa Cruz county
and Sonora mines. He knows a good
thing when it is presented to him and
sometime ago purchased several
thousand shares of Fam bona Develop
ment Company stock. Mrs. Ferguson
is sister of Postmaster Milton Bo
hall.
l. II. Jansen, general manager of
the Llano Gold Mining Company,
| operating properties out from Llano,
Copper Company. A. NJ. Conard,
president and general manager. here
a couple OF days this week, being &C
companied by Mrs. Jansen. says that
arrangements are being made to in the
very near future install stamps and
cyanide plant at his company's gold
mines. and concentrating plant at
his copper property. Kansas City
business men and capitalists are the
principal stockholders in Mr.. Jansen's
company.
Mr.. r Zellner, Jr., president of the
Zellner Piano Company, and secretary
of the Old Pueblo Club, recently
organized in Tucson, arrived in the
city Wednesday night from the old
pueblo. and will spend a week here
transacting piano business. Mr..
Zeilner enjoys a wide acquaintance
throughout southern Arizona, where
during the past few years he has per-
sonally sold hundreds of high-grade
instruments He reports business
good. the territory visited by him be-
ing in most fourishing condition.
If you want an up-to date piano
see Mr.. Zellner. His "easy payment"
proposition is hummer.
Thursday forenoon Mr. A Sando-
val, member of the banking firm of
P. Sandoval & Co.. of Nogales, Sonora,
arrived in the city from Los Angeles,
having come down from Tucson in a
big touring automob lie Mr.. Sandoval
makes his home in the city of angeles,
where he is in charge of his firms
coast business. The gentleman is well
and favorably known in Nogales whore
he resided many years before remov-
ing to California. Thursday afternoon
he appeared at district court as
witness in the Randolph Sandoval
civil case, which held the boards
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. San
doval left for Los Angeles this morn
ing.
On Wednesday John CASTILLO sold
to William Reid and Joe Flannry, of
Tucson, a one half, undivided interest
in the Little Johnnie group of mines
situated in the Wrightson district,
this county, and bonded to the same
parties, for $40, 900, due in six months,
the remaining undivided one half in
terest. The legal papers in the trans
action were drawn up by Attorney
Frank J. Duffy. The property invoiv-
ed is said to possess a great deal Of
merit and is said to be worth the