The border vidette., 1908-03-21


 splendid properties are said to b
 showing up fine, recent tests made b
 Professor Merrill, giving most satis
 factory results. The gold is there
 and the professor knows how to ge
 and save it.
 This morning Colonel George P
 Moore, manager, and P. Nj. Carter
 general superintendent, of the Tribune
 Gold Mining & Milling Company, ac
 companied by Mir. R. O. Moore, son
 of Colonel Moore, who arrived in the
 city Wednesday night from Chicago,
 with his father. left for the Rey del Gro mines in the Magdalena district,
 Sonora, where mine superintendent
 James Bent Of this place is in charge of development work. Young Mir.
 Moore Is an assayer and will accept a position with the big company of which Colonel Moore is manager.
 Thursday Harry Karns and J. T. Mcdonald returned from La Mejia mine, where Mir Karns had been 10 superintendent the unloading of a big boiler. pumps and other machinery from Nogales. The Merralls stamp r. Karns and his associates Dr. Fred Rowland and R. H. McCray, will arrive in a short time and immediate ly installed and put in commission. The mills are being successfully used in other sections and Mr. Karns is confident they are, Just the thing for La Mejia
 Neil A. Mcdonald, of Harsha W, who with Dr. Ray Ferguson and August Yarick. owns the spleadid group of mining claims in Temporal gulch, near the Mansfield camp. formerly owned by the l. T. Hosey Company, was a business visitor in Nogales last Mon day. The gentleman stated that Dr. Ferguson had completely recovered and expected soon to visit the property | in which he is interested. MT. Mc- Donald and associates will in the very | near future resume work on their which, according to MT. Mo Donald, has been abandoned for some lime past
 Colonel William Schuster, the best ,nown miner and pros pector in North America. has disposed of his mining interests north of Nogales, to the No ,ales Merchants Mining Company, nd gone to Guatemala, Central Amer ca, his old stamping grounds. where he colonel claims to occupy a position f trust with those high in power. There are prospectors and prospectors, ut mighty few in Colonel William chuster's class. He went to Central merican in response to a telegram rom a syndicate which knows his bility to find pay dirt. We wish the olonel good luck.
 A. L. Cane. who for some time past as been working a mining property l the Wrightson district, this county, nown as the American Boy, has for ,veral days been a visitor in the city, eing accompanied by his brother H. : v. Cane, young man who arrived :, ecently from San Francisco Messrs !. gorge Clarke and Jens Peterson, T 1e we'll known successful veteran lining men of the old Salero mining strict, this county, are associated 2 ith MT. Cane in the American Boy, om which fine ore Is now being lined. and which las the app earance T making a good producing mine t On the first of April MT. M. O. r icknell. general freight and passenger . gent of the Randolph lines, with at Tucson, will be pro 7 oted to the position of assistant gen. al freight and passenger agent of | le Southern Pacific and the office of U strict freight and passenger agent eld by Mir E G Humphrey, will be " olished, Mir. Humphrey being trans , rred to a position in the California D rvice of the road with equal rank |, Id perquisites News of Mir. BIck ;. ,li's promotion will be learned with v easure by a host of his personal '' tends throughout southern Arizona i here he Is well and favorably known ! The funeral of the late Charles F. e oraker, the mining man, who died a st week in c Guaymas, was held last onday forenoon from the family sidence on West Elm street. under e auspices of the A o U. w. lodge,
 which splendid secret and beneficial 4 anding. At the time of his passing, g, hich is deeply regretted by large n rcIe of friends and acquaintances, F r. Spraker was forty four years of O t; he was well and favorably known a every mining camp in Southern Ari N ma; he will be missed by all who \ lew him, and the sorrowing widow ei Id son, have the heartfelt sympathy o' the entire community. tl Yesterday Tn Justice Gildea's court, [ e young Mexican who the evening fl |