The border vidette., 1909-11-20

the lats George Montague, who for several years has been with the Can anea. Yaqui River S Pacific railway. in Sonora, came up to the border Tues day, and after enjoying a couple of days here with old friends. continued on to ,he Pacific coast, where he will remain n month in the hopes of get ting rid of trouble some attack of So- nora fever George is a bright boy and we wish him success
 During Fl Paso, Texas fair week,
 Messrs James A. Harrison and Joe E
 Wise, two of Santa Cruz county's best kno VII most prominent cattle raisers, visited El Paso, where they purchased five carlords of thoroughbred Hereford yearlIng bulls aud heifers, for breeding purposes This is the finest bunch ot
 white faced cattle brought to Santa Cruz county in many years, and
 Messrs. " ise and Harrison are enti6- led to much credit for their enterprise in stocking the range with high bred stock
 Matt Quinner, owner of the best
 gold separator ever seen in the state of Sonora, who for me time has been successfully operating down near Bo- Judo, Sonora, was business visitor in the city the forepart of the week. hav- ing come up to purchase sn so horse b ,iler and other supplies from Roy & Titcomb, Iuc. People who know, say Quinner is rapidly becoming wealthy man, and those who knew him at Minas Prietas, and elsewhere in So- nora, before he "struck it rich," are mighty glad of it.
 o. o. Saxhang will leave tonight for the Barrarca Mines (Mexico) Ltd near La Barranca. Sonora, Mexico, where he will have charge of the erec- ton of big cyanide plant and other mining machinery, soms of which has been built by the Arizona Sonora Company. of Nogales, Arizona, Roy & Titc omb. Inc. agents George Watt, the well known mill wright of this city. is in charge of the stamp mill. F. G. Foreshaw is man ger. MT. Saxhaug expects to be ab- sent from the city several months.
 Mir. A. A. Hudgins. the thorough bred cattle raiser, who without doubt l 1as the finest herd of cattle in Ari- ,ona. is back from Phoenix where he attended the big fair. MT. Hudgin himself much pleased with | 5he exhibits, but is certain he could | nave easily won a numbe of blue rib oons and prizes if he had taken his | orizs- winners with him., which he l jailed to do on account of a misunder- | regarding the freight rates Next year, however, the gentleman will go after all the big prizes, and he'll get 'em too.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson, formerly of No gales, now a resident of Tucson, where | ne recently purchased fine residence, s a guest at the Montezuma hotel, | having arrived Thursday night. Dr. Ferguson IS devoting all his time to his various mining interests in Santa Jruz county and state of Sonora, Mex co. Last Wednesday, he and his as Iociates, Neil Mcdonald. John Mc- Donald, John W. Leek and August | Yarick, received another payment on l he Hosey mines in the Santa Rita now being successfully | operated by William Kemp and asso- dates.
 Phil Ferguson. superintendent of he Sonora Copper Company's copper hines at Cobre Grande, Sonora, Mexi- o. accompanied by his wife and little on, spent Tuesday 1n town purchas- ng mine and camp supplies MT Fer urson reported conditions at the big opper camp excellent, and stated that
 large body of copper-silver glance ad recently been encountered in tun- el No. 1. The Cobre Grande is one f the pest equipped mines in Sonora, nd friends of Manager A. M. Conard, a we'll as stockholders, will be glad to