The border vidette., 1909-12-11
A D. Leard, practical miner and


 assayer of thirty years experience. has become associated with D H. Sher- man. the assayer and chemist, who recently took charge of the assay of fees on Morley avenue for long time conducted by Godfrey Hughes. Mess. 8 Sherman G Leard~ will soon install a plant for the analysis of all ores. At the present time they are prepared to make assays at short notice. Satis- faction guaranteed.
 Thomas F. Pascha'. railway agent at Mazatlan, Sfnaloa, Mexico. for the Southern Pacific of Mexico. is on sixty day leave of absence, and for the past two days has been here visit Ing old friends and acqraintances. all of whom are glad to see him. From Nogales Mr. Paschal will go to !.is old home in San Antonio, Texas, where he will spend the holidays. then go to San Francisco and other points of in terest on the Pacific coast before re- turning to his duties at Mazltlan.
 Mrs L. O. Gasche, after short visit with her husb md out at the old Col den Rose camp. has returned east. Mir. Gasche IS manager at the gold mines which are now being extensively work ed by the Greenwell Arizona Micink Company. of which Henty GreenwelI is president Being near Nogales, the success of old Rose emp means 8 great deal for this place and the en- tire county. All camp and mine sup plies are purchased here.
 It is said that W. H. Patterson, the California cattle buyer, who last week visited Nogales for the purpose of purchasing a big bunch of Mexican attle, recently closed deal in Chi luahua, Mexico. for 30.0 head of | he Tarresca cattle, which he will ship | o California. It is claimed the Tar asca herds number nearly 1000, 900. o the small bunch purchased by Mir.
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 J. E. Bennett, miner and rancher, many years a resident of Santa Cruz ounty, when in the city the other day tated that he had at home curious ty in the way of stalk of cabbage on which were fourteen well formed good lzed heads, some of which were as arge as Bennett's and some as small 8 the reporters head. MT. Bennett to send the stalk to Nogales 1here it will be placed on exhibition, ossibly under Mamie's Christmas tree
 Thursday evening Phii Ferguson, uperintendent at the Sonora Copper mines at Oobre Grande, So ora, came up from the camp and to- tight will go down to Qulj sno. thence o Buena Fortuns. the gold mines of the suena Fortuna Gold Mining Co.,, ac- by Manager Purcell. MT. Ferguson is an expert machinist and oes to Buena Fortuna to overhaul the fig boiler and other machinery, prepa- atory to resuming active opetations.
 The Tempe News of Dec. 6. con- aiming the following item regarding he death of brother of MT. Joe 'eeter of this city: 1.-The community 7as shocked this morning by the un- xpected death of Charles Teeter at is home in Goldman addition. For 1onth or so members of the family ad been afflicted with the typhoid ever and the day before Thanksgiving Ir. Teeter was stricken with the same ,alady. Ever a man of good habits, trong and robust there did not seem ) be a doubt that he would get we'll"
 After spending a couple of days in he city transacting company business, H. Thompson. manager of the "Los flares Mining and Smelling Oo., left aturday night for Alamos. thence to le mines near Los PIlares, where the ompany owns extensive mineral and ater concessions. At Alamos Man ger Thompson expected to meet Mir. William H Martin, vice president of 1e company, who went by boat from an Francisco to Guaymas. It is the of the company to erect neltor, and for this purpose stock Is