The border vidette., 1910-04-16

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 the leasing of the Montezuma bar to
 Robert Shugart, who ia now condQct-
 ing "a me, instead of MT. M. T. Cooke,
 who last week moved from Nogales
 with his wife. Destination not known.
 Yesterday morning Sheriff Saxon.
 accompanied by two deputies. left for
 the territorial penitentiary at Florence
 with the following prisoners convicted
 at the present term of district court:
 Bernardo Fimbres, grand larceny. one
 year; Atilano Sardins, assault with .
 deadly weapon, two years; Jay Wal lace, burglary, two years; Estsfo Ver- dugo, assvult with deadly weapon, two years; Emilio Valdez, assault with deadly weapon, three years; Manus
 Aguilar, grand larceny, one year.
 Thursday Chief Engineer w B. Isaacs of the Nogales- Gal .basas cut | of. came up from the scene of active operations in his automobile, returning the same afternoon. Mir Isaacs is . very busy man these days and is kept constantly on the go looking after the | important duties of his office. He is a most pleasant affsble gentleman who has made many friends Tn this section during the short time he has been here in charge of the construction 1 of the new railroad, now almost com pleted and ready for operation.
 Mir H. Whitcomb. president of the Fl Gro Mining Company, operating the Ei Gro mlnes down in the state of Sinalos. Mexico, @ short distance from the great Lluvia de Gro gold mines, haro Thnrada- or, his he kn. the mines from the United States where he has been on business con- nected with his company. Mr. Whit comb say 8 the first month he managed Fl Gro, he took east to his ockholders SiO. 900, all of which is certainly going some, especially when for many months before he arrived on the scene, the balance was on the other side of the ledger The gentleman's postofH ad. dress is Ohoix, Sinaloa, Mexico.
 Mitt Quinner. of this city, inveLtor of the Quinner Mill and Crusher. . description of which is published on the first page. came up from the Altar gold fields Tuesday evening and spent "Wednesday here consulting with Roy t Titcomb. Inc, agents for the Ari- zona- Sonora Mauufs ctu urine Company of this city. manufacturers of the. new machine. Gunner is wearing . broad smile of contentment, as usual. and says nothing is worrying him. From here he went to Douglas to meet his associates, Messrs Richardson and Doan, vice president and secretary of the company, recently organized to handle the newly invented machine.
 Mayor Alberto OIausen of Nogales, Sonora. Mexico. is taking a great in terest in the proposed new wagon road between this city and Altar gold fields. and says that he is more than anxious to do anything in his power to push the proposition to 8 successful issue. Next Tuesday evening Mir. Alberto Mascarefias, manager of Banco de So- nora, also member of the Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. will make his special report of conditions of affairs ID our sister town, and 1t is thought that it is only a matter of a very few days. or possibly a week, when the ac tual work will bs iu progress. With the road built Nogales is assured the trade from the Altar gold fields.
 Good news comes from Patsgonia to the elect that FrRDK HOHere or tho great Worlds Fair mine. better known as "Povers Bank" is loading six oar- loads of ore for shipment to San Fran cisco The Worlds Fair is one of the best silver gold mines in Arizona, and we are glad to learn that it Is again producing high grade shipping ore for it's fortunate owners, Mir. and Mrs. Powers, who are said to have refused "A million dollars for their wonderful property, from which several fortunes have already been taken. The Doug las Arizona and Sonora Developments Company, l. Nj. Raines. president. owns @ group of valuable claims sd- joining the great silver bonapza.
 During the Oinco de Mayo ce.ebra- tion at Tucson, May 9th and 9th, there will be rock drilling contest, and S1 ,OO0 will be given the winners; S7o0 for the first prize and $500 for tho second. The contest is open to all. Dr. Mark A. Rodgers, Chairman of the Parade Committee, has been ad- vised that the following officers will accompany the Eighth Cavalry: Major H. T. Allen, commanding; First Lieut.. H L. Collins; Squadron Adjutaut; Second Lieutenant F. M. Andrews, quarter nn sster; Captain O. E. Sweezy, commanding troop F; Oaptsin M O. Bigelo~, commanding troop c; Second