The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-07-23

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McReynolds and their two little child
rem. Before going to Douglas the
McReynolds resided in Nogales, MIR.
McReynolds being connected with the
local Southern Pacific Office as chief
| clerk, under Agent P j. d .imet
Wednesday morning Tom Brewer
and Jimmie McNeal of Glob., ac-
companied by a wealthy gentleman
who owns a large tract of land down
on the Yaqui river, in Sonora. started
on their long cross country trip south
to the property, In a big red touring
automobile. The boys said they may
have to do some road work on the way,
but they would ges there just the same
For .la-A ,435 acre ranch one
and one half hours ride from Culiacan
capital of Snaloa, Mexico. Two
thousand acres in corn, beans aid cot
ton. Fifteen hundred head of cattle;
one hundred and fifty mules and hor-
SEES. Good machinery and farming
implements. Crops never fail River
runs through property. Price SIS, 900
gold. Address Box *" Nogales,
Arizona.
Democrats, DONE forget to get your
name On the register. If you have not
already done go. Repatriation blanks
arc now in the hands of the different
Justice of the peace and special regis
tering officers, who will be glad to
place your name on the big book.
| The registration closes twenty -oDe
days before the election for delegates
TENDER 18th, next.
|. Mr. l. NJ Raines accompanied by
his family and Charley Hood, returned
Sunday night from the Pinto noun
tains, Sonora, feeling fine Mr.. Hood
succeeded in shooting a handso me buck
deer, and says he had the time of his
life mile above the sea alnong the
pine and junipsr, in the heart of the
Pioito mouEtains, where are located
the mining property of the Columbia
Consolidated Mining Company.
Dr. Jesus Salamanca. proprietor
of the American Drug Store, who
with Hon. A l.. Peck own the Tres
de Mayo silver mines, recently received
number of bsautiful wire silver
specimens from the mine, one of which
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Re gardiug the mine, the doctor said
he hoped soon to have some interesting
news for Nogales people. We wish
Messrs Peck and Salamanca good
luck. Both deserve SUCCESS.
Mr.. Harry Greenwell. of the Green
we'll Arizona Mining Company, own
ing the splendid Golden Rose group
of mines north of the city. has arrived
in the city from Wooster. Ohio, and
will remain here and at the mines,
indefinitely. The gentleman is o wide
awake twenty century hustler who has
the reputation of always making good.
We hope he'll succeed in making the
| OlQ OOlu0n IOOsS StOA1 OiF
payer.
o b. Glover, and Mr.. Wheaton,
of Msgdalena, Sonora, came up from
the south last Monday evening and
registered at the Montezuma hotel.
Both are engaged in mining In the
Magdalena district. Mr.. Wheaton,
is a brother of Mr. L n Wheaton,
the we'll Known New York lawyer
who with his ia mily makes Ma dalena
his home when in Mexico. where he
has mining property said to possess
great merit.
Colonel William J. Partridge, &C
compauied by Mrs. Partridge. is now
a guest at The Waldorf Astoria, New
York, having arrived there July 18th,
from Long Beach, California, via Salt
Lake, Denver, Chicago, and Canton,
OHIO From New York, the colonel
and his estim 4 BILE wife sailed for Eng
land, where he will interest friends In
his Sonora property. While at Canton
the colonel made a cash payment On
the San Ricardo group of mines situat-
ed about thirty miles from PoZa