The border vidette., 1910-03-12
Marsh pays in thirteen days.

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 of Llano, Sonora few miles. He
 reported operations at the mines pro
 gressing nicely under Manager Bowerh'
 personal supervision. Bert Cunning
 ham is superintendent. Fl Otate.
 from all accounts is developing into
 one of the best gold properties in the state of Sonora. Captain William
 Melee. president of the company. who
 now makes is home in L,s Aneclts, is i daily expected here on hIs wey to the
 mines.
 Monday the 'inco.nunic4do watch"
 was removed, from L.. B F.eischer, of the American Clothing Factory, and
 every day since friends from both | sides of the international line have
 been visiting Mr. Fleischer at Colonel | Kosterli zky D headqu .rters in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. All are deligh ghted to find MT. FIeischer in excellent h. aIth
 and spirits. with hopes of soon regain- ing his liberty. in his recent troubIe,
 the eentleman's friends on the outside. have bsen steadfast and true in their
 efforts in his behalf. All hope his case.
 will at an early date be brought to
 satisfactory termination.
 Ten thousand :dollars is the emourt
 agreed upon by citiz of Tucson, with
 which to celt brate the coming Oinco de Mayc, Tn that city. At the mass
 meeting held in Tucson recently T H. tertainment said:. "After the way the Mexican people entertained the Chamber of Commerce when visit ed their country, it is simply up to us to come back at them and make good. It we cannot make good, we will nnly discredit ourselves by undertaking this affair" Officials ard citizens of Sonora ard Sinaloa will be invited to attend the cele ebration, which will be in honor of tho opening of the Tucson Nogales railroad.
 The honorable board of supervis ors of Santa Cruz county meet Monday in regular monthly session, with Chair man Ashburn, Memb ITS Henderson and Parker and Clerk Herold preseut Besides the auditing and allowing of the regular monthly accounts, the board transacted considerable business of importance, among which was the approval of the appointment by Sheriff Saxon, of Jesse G.tling as deputy ranger. The appointment carries with it monthly salary of $50. As E. guarantee of his popularity with the citizens of Santa Cruz county, a num- erously signed petition requesting his appointment was presented to the board. Jesse is we'll kno VII in this section, where he has resided many years. His appointment lives general satisfaction.
 Marsh pays in thirteen days.
 Messrs. M A l.. Frapk, treasurer, and Albert Hildebrant, director of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Oom- p4ny, of which N. J. Purcell, of this city, i@ aanager, arrived in the city Monday ni.ht from~Raltimore, and w Wednesday night continued on south. to the properties Of the company in the Pinto mountains, Sonora. where they will visit until next Monday, when they will return to Noeales, to- attend the annual stockholders meet ing, March 10th. Tuesday night Mr. William R. Moore, of Kansas City, and secretary of the com pany, arrived accompanied by his wife,. 8 bride of few months. MT. Moore. is a cousin of A. NJ. Oonard, president of the Sonora Copper Company, and vice president of the Bucna Fortuna. Gold Mining Go. While here will be guest of the Oonards, at their ele- gant new residence.
 MT. Ramon Vaequez. proprietor of The Red House, and owner of the building on Morley avenue. destroyed by fire last week, when the Boston Store was burned, says he is ready to build back on the railro ad strip, just as soon as other property owners on the "wedge" do SO. In any event, he will shortly commence the erection of