The border vidette., 1908-10-31
This week, our mechanical depart

and every print shop in town gene:- = ously came to our assistance. Many thanks. brothers; we are yours to com mand, at all times.
 J. A. McPhearson, of Guaymas, after enjoying a pleasure visit on the Pacific coast, has returned home in excellent health and spirits He stop ed over a day in Nogales where he ways glad to see him.
 Frank Siebold, the railroad con- tractor and mining man, who recently visited Colorado Springs, Colorado on mining business, reports progress on the big mining deal which he has had on the tapis for some time past. The property is situated near Patagonia, this county, and is said to possess treat merit; otherwise Frank would not be interested. Hope he'll make 3 million dollars, then some.
 Captain William McGee. president of the Otate Gold Mining Company, who with his wife now makes Noga- les his home. says this is one of the best, most interesting little towns he ever saw, and Sonora, as a mining sec tion, has no equal any where. News from the Otate mine is most encourag- ing. according to reports from Superin- tendent Ross. who recently uncovered large new ore bodies.
 Ben Powell, of Camille, came down from his ranch the first of the week and spent couple of days here pur- chasing good. Ben said that his sec tion of the county would give splend- did maj ority to the county Democra- tic ticket, from top to bottom. When Ben Powell tells you something, just bet your last red he knows what he is talking about. Watch the election re turns next Tuesday night.
 The forepart of the week Frank Reagan of the Palace, visited Pata- ponia on a combined business and pleasure trip. When Mowry was in it's glory several years ago MT. Reagan and his brothers conducted 8 general mercantile business there. At the present MT. James Reagan, brother of Frank and Lee, is conducting q pay ing bushes at Pata sonia, where he now makes his home with his interest ing little family.
 Joseph D. Cannon, Socialist party nominee for Congress, addressed our voters last Monday and Tuesday even- ings. The gentleman is pleasant, interesting talker, and, unlike Windy Bill' Cleary, candidate for delegate on Willie Hurst's Independent ticket. made good impression with the au- dience, and won the respect of all who heard him. Wednesday morning Mir. Cannon left for Cochise county where he expected to make a number of ad dresses before election.
 II. T Green, live stock agent for Grant Brothers Construction Oom pany, after spending several days here on company business, left this morn ing for Douglas, where he and his family reside. Mr. Green stated un- officially, that the Nogales Cananea branch of the Canahea. Yaqui River G Pacific railroad would be open for traffic about the first of December. The contractors have almost completed their work and it is only a matter of a very short time when the line city and the big copper camp will be con- nected by bands of steel.
 Superintendent Bower. of the Llano Copper Company's mines situated a short distance from Llano, Sonora, came up to the border the first of the week to meet MT. George Evans. a prominent business man of New York City, who IS a large stockholder in the company which MT. Bower represents. Mir. Evans is a Republican of the old school, and is a strong supporter of Taft. whom he says is going to be elected for money, chalk, or marbles. He expects to spend couple of weeks at the mines, where Q largo force of mines is employed by Superintendent Bower.
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