The border vidette., 1909-06-26

Sonora News CompaEy's Nogales and Sonora branches, made flying busines'
 trip to Guaymas the forepart of the
 week. Fred says it just tri1s warm Tn the interesting bay city. but he en- joyed his visit. Joe Mcintyre who
 has been spending week at the Quay
 mas branch relieving Manager Man
 uel Moreno, who came mp to the bor-
 der city to cool off returned with MT.
 Van Mourick.
 J D. M Mathews, resident engineer of
 the Southern Pacific, with headuuart- CTS in Tucson, came down from the
 ancient and honorable pueblo last
 Wednesday in Supt. Whalen's private
 car San Carlos. MT. Mathews was
 accompanied by his wife who is pleas
 antly remembered by many people in
 Nogales where the family resided be-. fore going to Tucson. The engine which pulled the San Carlos. also brought in the Southern Pacif, pay car.
 O. A. Davis driver of Superinten- dent Te mple's big motor car, was in the city the fofepart of the week, awaiting the orders O.; his ch ief who
 
 the interest of his big company. Mr
 DavIs, although a very young man, has the reputation of being one of the best motor drivers in the service When not driving Superintendent Temples special flyer he personally looks after General Manager Ingram's motor.
 P. J. Mcintyre, the mining man, after long, hot trip on the Mohave desert, this territory, where he went to inspect mining property, has return. ed home. Both he and his son George. who accompanied him, state they will not soon forget that trip For heat and dryness it has anything beat they ever experienced MT. Mcintyre is treas urer of the Douglas Arizona and So- nora Development Company, owner ot the Silver Queen group of mining | claims in the Harshaw district adjoin- | ing the Worlds Fair mine, better | known as "Frank Powers Bank"
 Wednesday Mrs. L. M. Raines and Master Hampton dep lrted for Denver. Colorado. where they will enjoy couple of months visit with the mother of Mrs. Raines. MT. Raines accom- panied the folks as far as Fl Paso, Texas, where he owns valuable real estate. After spending a couple of days in the t.gate-way city," MT. Raines, who is manager of the Oolum- bia Consolidated Mining Company. and president of the Douglas Arizona E Sonora Development Company. will return to Nogales. Later he will join M rs. Raines and Hampton in Denver.
 On Tuesday Brady Levin Oommis- 'ion Company crossed @ bunch of l234 head of Mexican steers over the line at his port from Saric. Sonora The cat { le were purchased by Mr. Nidiffer, the B .k-rsfeld, O,lifornia payer. from lose Reb.il of SarIc, who drove them ( o OalabAsas, from where they were hipped in forty cars to Bakersfield. The cattle were in prime condition, ,eing the finest punches of cattle { ,rou ,h into the United States at this ( port in many years. Twenty five fs ren were required to move the big I lerd, on which duties amounting to l nearly S5. 900. were paid Uncle Sam. t The big commission company realized ( pice bunch of the ''root of all evil" S
 J Calvin Hess, of Philadelphia, who las returned from visit of day at q Otate Gold mines in Sonora, in com 'any with Captain and Mrs. Vim Me lee and Lillian Katherine Malcom, 3 loud in hls praise of the extent and ichness of the Otate, and highly reco nends the stock as an in vestment, be- eving as he does that the property 7ill soon become big dividend payer York of cross cutting at the 200 foot - svel to get under ancient workings, is rapidly. Mir. Hess says here is sufficient good ore on dumTs :, nd insight to warrant in nstallation of n nill. The entire party enjoyed their e rip to the mines, which are only about wenty miles from Llano. " Sunday night there arrived in Mo- ales from the City of Mexico, Senator Diego Redo, newly appointed governor the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. to
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