The border vidette., 1910-03-26

D6dutliul NO2dIe5, OODOTA HOno, HtCeT an extended trip to various mining districts on professional business. Be sides doing survey work for mine and land owners, MT. Bonillas makes ex- aminations and reports on titles to mines and lands.
 Jefferson Davis Rountree, expert we'll driiler, until recently engaged in business in Noaales, has returned from Cienega, Sinaloe, Mexico, where he went to sign a contract to bore four wells for NJ. B. Casal, of that place. If he makes a success. fifty more wells will be sunk by Jeff, who feels con- fident he will have no trouble "mak- ing good" As coon as needed ma chinery and other needed supplies can be received. Jeff will go south to com uepce wo,k.
 William Chillis, formerly of Nogales, now of Bisbae. has retired from the ar tistic sign painting business, having it is said recently sold his mining prop erty in the state of Sonora, Mexico, for the handsome sum ot $50. 900. the purchasers being Pittsburg Pa. capi- talists. The property is out in the ! Santa Cruz copper district between Nogeles and Cananea. and it is said to be worth many times the price paid by the eastern capitalists, who will at once develop same on a big scale Here's- to sRilI'' OhiIIis
 According to Enelneer Is4acs of the Tucson Nogales railroad, he expects to tie in the line at Oalabasas on April 1st. The road will be tested and ready for freight service on April 2Oth, and on May 1st. it will be in excellent condition and ready for pas dreds of people from Santa Cruz coun- ty and Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico. will attend the Oinco de Mayo cele- bration in Tucson in honor of the completion of the road, which passes through a wonderful rich mineral and agricultural country.
 Thursday J. E Wise and J A. Harrison, two of Santa Cruz county's most successful stockraisers, were here to meet California cattle buyers, who will purchase 8 bunch of cows from Messrs. Harrison and Wise, for inn mediate shipment. A couple of months ago the gentlemen disposed of a big lot of two and three year old steers to the same parties, at a good figure. Rain or no rain, Harrison and Wise nearly always have their cow-money on the right side of the ledger. Both understand the business and con duct same for the money there is in it.
 William Hubbard, an old time resi- dent of Nogales. died suddenly of heart failure while sitting in a chair in his room last Tuesday. A few hours be- fore his sudden passing Mir. Hubbard walked to the court house and appear ed in better health than usual. De- ceased was a native of Philadelphia, Pa.. and wes about 65 years of age. For some time past he has been in poor health, being unable to work for Q living. and was cared for by the county. The funeral was held We'd nesday afternoon, interment being in the Nogales cemetery, at the expense of the county.
 Richard Zellner, Jr., president of the Zellner Piano Oo., of Los Angeles, California. after spending a. couple of days in the city visiting his many cus- toners, departed "Wednesday morning for the coast via Oananea and Bisbee. The Zellner pianos are known in every to wn in southern Arizona and Sonora. If you gre thinking of buying one of these high grade instruments see Zell- ner before placing your order. His prices are always right, and his terms most reasonable. If you have in con- temptation a summer trip to Los An geles, write z liner Piano Company and they will pay for your ticket, provided you buy piano.
 The American colony of Llano, So- nora, is happy and many hundred dol lars richer, as Q result of last Sundays | horse race at Santa Ana, between 1 TN T. Hy II