The border vidette., 1909-09-18

the Sixteenth or September celebration at the International Cowboy Park, a success. Page is one of the expert ropers and riders of southern Arizona. He generally gets part of the money.
 Monday the funeral of Mrs Mary Susan Reeder. aged 5S years, who died at the Sisters Hospital early Sun. day morning, was held in this city, interment being in the Nogales, Ari- zona, cemetery. Three sons, Luther, Buell. and William, are left to mourn the passing of this good woman, who was greatly respected by all who knew her. They have the sympathy of the community.
 The Nogales Concert Band is being complImented on the splendid progress the organization has made in the very short time the boys have been prac- ticing. One of the most pleasing selec- tion rendered by the band IS entitled
 THE VIDETTE dedicated to THE
 BORDER VIDETTE We appreciate the compliment and thank the boys May the Nogales Concert Band flourish and it's members live long and prosper.
 William M Murphy. the Harsha W mining man. is spending couple of days in town, having come in to have some good looking ore essayed. MT. Murphy and Captain William Melee own a group of mining claims adjoin- ing the group of claims recently sold by George Weiland to the T. E. Mumme Mining Company. At the present time Messrs. Murphy and McGee are not working their property.
 Monday vicious old 'man eating" mule owned by Grant Bros. refused to be dipped and in the mix up that ensued, kicked Foreman R. Soper on the head. inficting bad cut over hi. left eye. Soper was brought to Dr. Sneaker who sewed the cut and in little while the gentleman will be back on the job with blood in his eye for certain old bay mule. MT. Sopar will accompany the construction outfit to Kelvin.
 The mammoth compressor purchased by the Sonora Copper Company from the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing of this city, according to Manager Conard, who is in the city, is now in place and working in a most manner at Oobre Grande, where arrangements are being made for the erection of shelter. The Sonora Copper Company now has one of the best equipped plants in North ern Sonora.
 Several days this week special re- preventative from Strauss Brothers, of Chicag go, has been at the Boston Store, Inc. with full line o: new fail suit ing and overcoatings, from which many of our "well- dressers" selected nandsome. well fitting suits and over coats. made to- order. by an expert in 5he art of taking measures. Strauss Brothers are among the leading cloth ers in America. Their goods and work manship are first class and their prices right.
 About October 1st, Bernard Gran 5ille, the New York mining engineer, who is well and favorably known in NogaIes where he made his headquarS- ITS several years ago, will arrive here rom the east to take charge of the | great properties of the Columbia Con olidated Mining Company. Friends if MT Granville will be pleased to wei .ome him back to Nogales It is un- lerstood work will be resumed on the nlnes in the Pinto mountains, Sono a, owned by his company.
 Today out at Buena Vista, M Mas arenss' big ranch, one thousand head # Mexican cattle from the Pearson anch in Sonora, are being crossed in O the United States by Brady Levin commission Company, of this place. or J. E Wise of Calabasas. ca ac- ount of the crossing of Grant Bros. n uIes on which fever ticks had been Iiscovered by U. s. officials, it was bought best to cross the cattle out at 5Cena Vista instead of at this port. The cattle are said to be in first class