The border vidette., 1909-09-25


 stock valuation. Lease runs. more than two years and could be renewed
 9 If Frank Irvine.
 P. J. McOarty was in town We'd nesday with a wagon load of fine ap- ples raised on the splendid McCarty place in the foot hills of the Huacbuca mountains Mir. McCarty reports an abundance of fruit this year. On ac- count ot the size and quality of the Huachuca fruit, which can't be ex- celled any place in the United States, he always finds ready market. at top price, for his product.
 O. H. Ogden. for long time with the Sonora News Company as expert jeweler and watchmaker is again con- nected with the big local branch, of which Ferd VanMourick is manager. The Oananea branch, of which Mir. Ogden was superintendent, has been closed. the stock of goods being shipp' q to the Guaymas branch, which will also be under Mir VanMourick's man. agement Ogden's friends are glad to see him return to Nogales.
 Eduardo Borton, of Tucson, brother of Mrs. I Bonillas of this city. after two years absence from the United States, during which time he has been -c T the employ of the Cansnea, YaquI River and Pacific R R. Go :, is home for a we'll earned rest. Eduardo has for some time past been suffering with an attack of fever contracted in the southern country which he will get rid of before returning to his post.
 News from the Zambona Develop ment Oompany's mines at MInas Nne yas, Sonora, Mexico. is to the effect that the great cyanide plant and other new machinery is now installed. and about October 1st will be placed in ing man, who is largely interested in Zan bona, has gone to Mines Nuevas to be present when the big plant is started up. He Is recognized as one of the best cy anide men in the country.
 The generous hearted people of Ari- zona, irrespective of party affiliations, are everywhere extending the glad hand of welcome to Hon. William Jennings Bryan. On Wednesday night Mir. Bryan delivered great lecture in Tucson, and was given such a recep- tion as only true 'Arizonans know how to give. When MT. Bryan met Hon. Mark Smith, who is now in Tucson, the great orator said: "Hello Mark, God bless you; it does me good to meet you, You live in Phoenix, don't you?' To which Mark said. No sir; this is my home, good old Tucson"
 N J. Purcell, manager of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company. who with his associates, F. F. Oranz and A. M Oonard. recently sold the Red Prince group of copper mines. situated near Llano, Sonora, Mexico, to Balti- more capitalists, went down to the property the first of the week to put force of miners at work taking out shipping ore, of which there is a big lot in sight. Mir. Purcell reported op- erations at his Buenr Fortuna camp in the Pinto mountains progressing nicely at the lOO- foot level where cross cut is being run to cut the vein.
 The treasurers of different counties ID Arizona have been asked by Ter ritorial Auditor Foster that they re- init to the territorial treasurer any funds that they may have in their DOS session to the credit of the territory and that they remit every month as fast as the money comes in. The au- ditor states that on account of the work being started on the new terri torIal highway that the territory needs the money to meet these expenses as we'll as to meet some of the apportion- ments made by th9 last legislature. The new prison at Florence needs some additional funds as we'll as some of the | other territorial institutions
 Last Saturday Messrs J. A. Harri- |