The border vidette., 1909-10-09

shal Ber rlamin U Inlels left tor Green Bay, Wisconsin, to take up his new duties as Indian agent of the Menomi- miles west of that city. Ben Daniels is well and favorable known in No- gales where he resided number of years. His friends wish hum good luck in his new position, but are sorry to see him leave Arizona. Before serving as marshal of this territory, Mir. DAniele filled the important posi- tion of superinten dent of tho Terri torial Prison, at Yuma.
 Alter a lingering illness, Mir. Will liam Barnett. propri ietor of the great Arizona ranch, situated about twenty miles sout west of Nogales. in Sonora, Mexico, passed away on Thursday morning at the home of his daughter in Nogeles, Sonora. at the ripe old age of eighty one. Ten.grown sons and two daughters are left to mourn the death of kind. loving ia tber, whose passing is deeply regrettei by a wide circle Of friends in NogaIes and throughout the state of Sonora The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, Interment being in the Nogeles. So- nora cemetary.
 H. E Grace, formerly agent at this place for the Southern Pacific com pany, has returned from San Antonio, Texas, where he accompanied his family recently, and Tuesday night depart ted for ths Yaqui river country, in Sonora, to inspect large tract of agricultural land, in the interest of wealthy capitalists Friends of MT. Grace. will be pleased to learn that he will continue to make No2ales his homs. occasionally going to San An tonic to visit Mrs Grace and the chil- .drea. Master F. ed and Miss Dora will attend one of the splendid San | Antonio schools, this fall and winter.
 E E Bethell, mana ger of the Wash- ington Trading Company's Patagonia store, was business visitor in town the forepart of the week, bringing with him big lot of rich silver gold ore taken from the property ot the San Antonio Arizona Mining Com pany, in which he is interested. Will liam Kemp of Arizona, and T. E. Mumme of Texas, are. associated with MT. BethelI. If all signs do not fail, they have wonderfully rich property. one Santa Cruz county may well be proud of Samples of the ore are now 6 part of our mineral cabinet, and those interested are invited to call and inspect same.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank Powers, own CTS of the great Worlds Fair silver mine in the Harshaw minnig district, this county, have been spending a few days at the county seat, MT. Powers having been summoned to serve as a member of the grand jury. At the present time there is nothing doing at price of silver. However, the Pow CTS have already converted a vast amount of silver gold ore into twenty dollar gold pieces bearing Uncle Saa's stamp, and they are not worrying about the future Their great silver bonan- ga is worth any mans million dollars, but it is not for sale. even at that figure.
 The pool tournament at The Arcade pool rooms, Will T. Blalock, referee. has ended. Thanks to the fairness of Referee Blalock, the series of games paesed off without an incident 10 mar the pleasure of the players. all of whom desire to extend vote of thacks to the referee, and Bob Shugart, manager of The Arcade. Richard Modie won the first prize; George Me Intyre, secoud, and Al. Bush, third. The following gentlemen took part in the tourna ment Al Bush, George Mo Intyre, Grover Marsteller, Richard Modie, Fred Hannah, F. H. Beyea, H. F. Kelly. Tracey Bird, Geo. JanueI, A. Pellegrin. Joe Mcintyre ond E. $. Harrington.