The border vidette., 1908-09-05

returning home Thursday. sam "hs he-e to consult Attorney 8. F. Noon, on legal business.
 Robert Carew, who with his asso- ciates own the Frenzied Finance mines. this county, returned the forepart of week from a visit to the proper ties. which have for some time past been developed under the supervision of T. NJ. Heck, one of his partners. Bob says the property looks fine, and if all signs do not fail it will one of these days become one of the big dividend payers of the country, without the financial assistance of Tom Lawson, of "Frenzied Finance" fame. He brought with him a lot of beautiful, very rich samples of ore which he presented to TIE BORDER VIpETTE, where they are now on exhibition. Drop in and see them.
 Professor o. R Page, principal of the NOeales public schools, and Mir. s H. Beattie, teacher of the Oala- basas school, have returned from . three months pleasure trip to the l northern part of the territory. includ- ing the Grand Canyon ot the Colorado, the worlds greatest scenic attraction, and Oak Creek, one of the most ideal hunting sections of the west, where game of all kinds including deer. tur- key, trout, etc. abound. During their sciourn on Oak Greek, near Jerome. Mir. Beattie purchased @ nice little ranch. which will in future be his home, and where the latch string, after May next, will always be out to his friends. The gentlemen made the trip overland and needless to say had a splendid trip.
 Hon. Theo. Gebler, proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, who, with George Weiland, for five years past has been developing number of mining properties in the Patagonia mountains. this county, returned Tues day from a visit to his camp. Mir. John Wilson of this city, who also owns mining property in the Pata- gonia mountains. accompanied MT. Gehler. The gentlemen spent 8 couple of days at camp among the tall timber and both report having had nice time. MT. Weiland, who is one of the oldest practical miners in this section. has great faith in the property which he has for SO long been developing g, and expects shortly to reach the mammoth ore body for which he has been tunnel ing. The ore is silver lead, some of which is wonderfully rich in the white | metal.
 William Conard, brother of A. M. Oonard, manager of Sonora Copper Company's mines at Oobre Grande, Sonora. spent yesterday in Nogalss. and this morning left for Redbluf, ~ I,4 k< rrE his real estate and other interests, when he will return to Sonora and engage in the business of farming near Noria, the new station on the Sonora railway established by the railway for use of the big copper company. the mines of which are only three miles distant Mir. Conard is very enthu- siastic over the mining and agricuit- ural possibilities of his section of So- nora, and says he is anxious to settle his affairs in California in order to return to Noria. Cobre Grande. the mines owned by the Sonora Copper Company, and other properties near by, are looking better as development work progresses.
 N. J. Purcell, manager of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company. re- turned last Saturday evening from 8 flying business trip to eastern points in the interest of his company, which
 will at once resume extensive active operations in the Finite mountains
 Magdalena district, Sonora, Mexico, under Manager Purcelps supervision. It is understood that Mir. Purcell has purchased several thousand dollars worth of machinery for bis property from Roy & Titcomb, Inc. of this city, and the same will at once be shipped to the mines which are only short distance from the new railroad known as the Noeales- Cananea branch of the Oananea, Ysqui River & Pacific now being pushed to completion to the big copper camp. The Buena Fortuna mines are said to possess great
 merit and it is only matter of short time when Manager Purcell ex-
 poets to put them in the producing
 class. Mir. R. H. Eubauk. of Hills
 boro, Virginia, nephew of Mr. Purcells is here, a guest of his uncle.
 On Tuesday evening Bob Daly, who
 with his partner, Jack Dunn, won tho great drilling contest in Nogales July
 Fourth, last, when on his way to No-
 gales from Patagonia, in some manner fell from the passenger train at Gals
 basas and was seriously injured. His
 partner, Dunn. who was with him did l ze kI.o l;o S.,o~, <l