The border vidette., 1908-06-13
Mir James Mcintyre, the life in

New Mexico, Ia back in NOgales. JIn
 says Nogales is without doubt tn
 hest little town in both territories.
 The Fire Department held an in
 ieres,ing meeting last Monday evenin!
 at which considerable important busi
 ness was transacted. John Raphae
 was elected secretary to fll the vacancy
 caused by the resignation of Mir ! Leopold, who has removed from tho
 city.
 MT. A S Hyman has resigned tn,
 position of manager of the Boston
 cisco with his family, 1t being his in
 tention to open up clothing store oi
 his own in that city. Arthur is q
 clever. wide awake busIness man; hell
 get along in any country.
 F.. F. Cranz. the geologist, is down in the Yaqui river country on private
 business. Mir. Cranz has for many years owned a 5000 acre ranch on the river, which since the building of the Cananea, Yaqri River x Pacific rail- road, has greatly increased in value, as has all land in Mexico through which the road passes.
 It is stated on excellent authority that the Nogales Cananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific Railroad, will be completed some time in September next. Grant Brothers are moving . numoer ot their grading camps up from the state of Sinaloa. and the work of grading will be then pushed to completion as rapidly as possible
 Colonel George P Moore. president of the Tribune Mining Company, ac- companied by his two sons. spent couple of days in Nogales this week; from here the gentlemen went down to Rey del Gro, the gold mines of the company, where a large lot of machin- cry is now being installed. Super intendent James Bent. who came up to meet Colonel Moore, accompanied him south.
 William J. ChiIlis, an old time artistic painter and decorator, well and favorable known by many citi- zens of Santa Cruz counry, has re- turned to the city and will in future make this his home He is ready for business and if anyone has need of the services of a first class painter and
 
 to see. He guarantees all his work first class, or no pay.
 George Brooks, who, almost since the first settle can remember, has been prospecting and mining in Santa Cruz was business visitor in the city last Monday, from Washington camp. He was accompanied by Mir. A. w. Tassig. the hotel man of Tue son, who is eh toying we'll earned rest out at MT. Brooks camp. Tassig says camp life among the pines. can't be best, especially if his friend Brooks is there to help pass the tine away. ing district came to the front with l one bar of gold and two bars of silve. bullion. which were sent to the First | National Bank of Nogales oy MT. J. 5. Andrews, the merchant miner at that old gold producing camp. The day is not far distant when Gro Blanco will assume its proper place with the | gold silver producing sections of the southwest. The bullion was on ex- hibition at the office of Dr. A. II. Noon. in this city. who has some mining property over in the Gro Blanco district.
 Messrs. John and Michael Maloney, | two of Santa Cruz county's pioneer | and miners, have this | week again circulated among their old l friends and acquaintances in Nogales. | where for many years they have claimed their legal residence. Both | Ire enthusiastic Democrats of the old | school. We are glad to see the boys | md hope to soon hear that they have l made another big stake. For some ime past Mrs. John Maloney and the ,h ildren have beer sojourning in Los Angeles, California, where the child -en are attending school.
 Mir. John Henderson, the mining nan, accompanied by his eldest son, John Jr has been spending several lays in the city, leaving for Tncson his morning, John Jr., returning to he mines yesterday. Recently Mr. Henderson visited his Grand Central hines out in the Altar district, and will commence to develop the same. The Grand Central Is located in the enter of great gold mineral belt, 'eiAg only a short distance from Cerro Colorado, Fl Tiro, E Boludo, and ther big properties. all of which now, r soon will have, reduction plants 'Ir. Henderson says his Grand Central as the ear-marks of developing into reat bonanza.