The border vidette., 1908-08-29

H. Gordon Glore, the metallurglst,,
 after an extended absence from the
 city in Sonora on prosessional b1si-
 ness, is again in the city. The 6rn
 of Wallace, Glore x Summerhayes,
 consulting, mining engineers and U.
 S. mineral surveyors, is doing a splen-
 did business Messrs. Wallace and
 Sumerhayes are new in Sontra in the
 employ of big mining company.
 Friends of Walter W. BaI,ey. rnder sheriff of Santa Cruz county, as well
 as all taxpayers, will regret to learn
 that he is going to resign his position
 in the sheriff's office. to again enter
 the service of Uncle Sam, as customs
 guard and line ride. Walter is first
 class officer whom Sheriff Saxon deeply
 regrets to lose, but on account of the
 close confinement Walter has decided
 to make the change and just as soon
 IS Sheriff Saxon can get another under sheriff. he will go on the line.
 Sheriff Saxon has returned from his outing on the coast, where he went
 for the benefit of his health. lie re- ports having a royal time and is feel Ing fiue. so fine, however, that he i'm
 mediately announced himself a can didat te for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, subject of cou'se, to the will of the Democratic county convention. Harry has made splendid record, and as one good term deserves another, his nomination and re election looks like g. cinch. He saw many people from Arizona while OF the coast; all were well and happy.
 Manager N J. Purcell of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company, will return home tonight, from the east where he has been on company busi- ness. He vii immediately commence active development work at the Buena Fortuna Good fortune) mines, situat- ed in the Pinto mountains, district of Magdalena, Sonora. Mexico; necessary mining machinery will be purchased by Manager Purcell, and a force of men will be put to work proving up the splendid property. upon which con- siderable work has already been done under his per sonal supervision.
 w. P. Ross, superintendent of the Otate Copper Company mine east of Llano, Sonora, Mexico with his wife passed south "Wednesday. from Tug son, where Mr. Ross had been to meet and consult with Professor l.. H. Jansen, president of the company. who has gone to Fhiladelphia on important mining business. Superintendent Ross, who Is a practical miner of many years in a number of big mining districts in Mexico, Alaska, and the Western states, reports his old ian tigua" looking better with develop he flxyr ed and tImbered It IS located near .he Sonora Copper Company's "Oobre 4rande" mine, and is said to have great merit. At present there is about 20OO tons of ore on the dump.
 Thursday Fred Miller. who for some ,ime past, has been working in the great Worlds Fair mine near Har- haw, owned by MT. Frank Powers. ode into.the.county seat to close deal with George D. Gross. of this city, for he eegent Gross home place at Mowry, including two full mineral claims, where in future MT. Miller and his Ia mily will reside. and where the atch string will always be out to their friends. Their newly acquired home 8 said to be one of most pleasant and in Santa Cruz county. The price paid was not learned, but Fred. aid he would not sell it for any money md in future will make Santa Cruz his permanent residence. We MT. and Mrs. Miller upon he acquisition of the Gross place.
 Deputy Great Incohonee Leon God ,haux, of New Mexico, who has been lere the past ten days rounding up md branding members of the local ribe of PapaRoes, many of whom had trayed. not only from the wigwam, put had wandered from the bunting grounds of Nogales Reservation No. II, wont to Tombstone Thursday to ,e present at smoker given in honor ,f the distin nguished Redman, last ,vening. The Deputy Great Iucoho- lee, with his assistant B. M. Holtry if Dawson, New Mexico, has done plendId work in Nogales and as re- ult Papago Tribe No. Ii, is again in most healthy prosperous condition,all he mem bers taking an interest in the ribe. Mr. Holtry remained here to finish the splendid work outlined by his thief The local tribe is working under special dispensation and all worthy itizens who desire to join this ex- client secret organIzation should take .dvantage to become members, now.
 Thursday evening Major James A. Cooper, president of the Richfield Cop ger Company, arrived in the city from " ashin gton, D. O., and in a day or