The border vidette., 1909-11-27


 laced Wyandott cockrells thoroughbred and fancy stock. Also a choice lot oi thorough bred Blue Andalusian n cockrelIs The finest in Arizona. Also 3 trios of this breed for sale. Apply to James Johnson, care of ivanhod mines, Pata- goDia, Ariz II 20 Pm
 Wednesday Sheriff Harry J. Saxon purchased eighty more acres of fine ranch land adjoining his splendid home place north of the city five miles, and now the sheriff has one of the most valuable little ranches Tn southern Ari- zona. The price paid was not learned. The transaction was made through At torney Frank J. Duffy of this city. One hundred and sixty acres of land like the sheriff now .ownes, is plenty soil for any man, and he is to be con- graduated.
 George P. Jones. one of Uncle Sa",'s oldest, most efficient customs guards, who is taking his annual vacation, left the forepart of the week sor Guaymaa. CuIiacan and Maz4tlan, on pleasur bent, expecting to be absent from No gales about ten days. Before enter ing the customs service MT. Jones was in the employ of Wells. Fargo x Go |, running between Nogales and Quay mas. He has many friends along the line of the Sonora railway who will be pleased to see him.
 w. E. Ross. the Llano gold miner. who recently visited Alamos, Sonora. where he contracted a peculiar fever now going the rounds there. was a stopover visitor in Nogales the first of the week on his way to the Pacific coast, where he expects soon to get rid of hls shakes and aches. Until recently Pete was superin tendent of the Otate Gold Mining Company, of which Captain William McGee of Los Angeles, is president. Pete continues tos~ear by O5ate, as gold proposition
 The Zlmbona mine, near Alamos. is nov running regularly with the cya- hide plantjust completed. at the rate of 100 tons daily, and within very few months, some additions to the plant, which are contemplated, will double this output. This plant has perhaps the most modern equipments for silver cyanidation to be found up to date. Much progress has been made of late in this respect, and a visit to Minas Nuevas Is worth the trouble to those who are interested.
 John Leek, one of the lucky owners of the old Hosey group of copper mines in the Sonta Rita mountains, this county. now being successfully operated by William Kemp and asso- ciates, has for couple days been visitor in the city. 8 guest at the Mon tezuma hotel. MT. Lsek says all pay ments are being made him and his associates as fast as they fali due, and shipments of carload a day are con- stantly being made to the smelter, from the Patagonia station, the ore being hauled in wagons from the mine
 Frank Reagan, Of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company. after an extended, successful trip to his old home in Texas. has been down in Sonora on business connected wit h his company's properties which are said to be looking better than ever. Thursday night he went to Guaymas, having been called there on account of the illness of his nephew, Raymond Smith, who. however, IS not danger ously ill Raymond will accompany his uncle back to Nogales, where he will soon be himself again.
 Lulley's Buffet, since receiving it's dress of elegant paper of handsome design. presents a pleasing appearance and l.. Lulley, the popular, ever accommodating proprietor's smile IS much broader and more winning than ever. He is great believer in keeping up to- the minute in all thin es with Lulley' Buffet, and besides the latest in eats. is constantly receiving the latest and best music, re-