The border vidette., 1910-06-25

Manager James Bent OF tue Anac-
ond4 Arizona Mining Company, was a
business visitor at the county seat
Monday of this week, from the mines,
where he reports operations progress
ing in a very satisfactory manner.
The company has unlimited 6anar IS
and is managed by one of the most
competent mine mana gers in the
southwest
Dr.. II E Kelly of Altar. was in
town a few days this week He says
the Altar district is livelier than
ever before. TIE placer digging in
Many strangers are there and more
coming. The Doctor has large hold
ings of the rich ground and expects
to start a Q INNER machine to work
at an early date.
Sunday morning early, Dr.. J. P
Wallace, who Saturday evening ar
rived at the Sisters Hospital, from
Cu!iacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, died from
Bright's desease. At the time of his
passing DR. Wallace was seventy years
of age. The body was EN- balmed at
the George b. Marsh undertaking
parlors and shipped to Colorado.
Springs. Colorado. Monday morning.
With two troops of the famous
eight United States cavalry from
Fort Huachuca. ready to move to the
Mexican border at the first sign of
trouble in Oananea, or else where on the
Mexican border, there is very little
danger of the SO called revolutionIsts
starting anything tomorrow. as pre-
dicted by local alarmists. Certainly
our Uncle Sam is good to our south
ern neighbors.
Manager Ingram, of the Sonora
railway. and family, who the forepart
of the week returned from California
where the children have been attend
ing school, can tell you all about
passing through the Nogales, Sonora,
Mexico, custom house. at night
Manager Ingram's party, especially
the ladies. have the sympathy of
hundreds of patrons of the Southern
Pacific crossing the international line
at this port.
Dr. Thomas O'Toole, one CT the
trainers of the Oklahoma state con-
,.AL, l.
north last week en- route home from
a visit to Sonora On private business,
writes that he and Mrs O'Toole are
now having glorious time in Los
Angeles. Dr. O'Toole is the gentle
man with whom Mexican customs
inspectors here came near having
serious trouble over pistol left with
the officials when he and his wife went
south on the night of June 18th
Harry Stouffer, the we'll known con
sulting, contracting engineer of Her
mosillo is enjoying we'll earned rest
in Nogales. Harry and his brother
Theodore, who is also we'll known in
this city and Florence, have been
very successful in Sonora, where they
have b uilt many mills, smelters conceD-
trating and irrigating plants. Harry
has recently been slightly under the
weather, bus since coming to Nogales
has regained his health, and says he
is enjoying every minute of his stay.
N j. Purcell. manager of the Bue-
ma Fortuna Gold Mining Company,
operating the Buena Fortuna gold
mines on the east side of the Pinto
mountains, in Sonora, about thirty
FIVE miles south of the American line
. writes from the company's offico in
Baltimore, Maryland, that affairs at
that end of the line are in fine shape.
and he hopes soon to again be with bis
many Nogales friends, prepared to
Install big plant at Buena Fortuna,
from which the Prince of Nuggets,
weighing more than nine ounces, was
taken about a year ago.
Tuesday evening Superintendent Ii.
J. Temple of the Southern Pacific rail
road, with headquarters at Guaymas,
arrived in the city from the south, and
Wednesday morniDp continued on to