The border vidette., 1910-12-10
Thursday Mr. Fred. Moore, the

Colorado mining man, was vfsItor at Hermosillo, on important mining busi ness. MT. Moore is interested in large, valuable placer gold property in Sono ra, which he believes will msks both himself ani friends wealthy. The mining experience in Colorado and Mexico. We hope Fred will make I million, then some
 Last Sunday U. s Line Rider Harry Smith brought to the city a number of horses and colts be!or gin 2 to Mir. Mascart ST. proprietor of the Santa Barbara and Bu ma Visea ranches in Sonora, just south of the international line. They were part of large bunch of horses, mares and colts stolen from the big ranch some tims go and rounded up by the line riders on this side of the l line, who turned over 70 the owner. 1 hended.
 E. E. Holt, m ana ger of the S,nora Verde Operating Company. with headquarters in Magd.lena, Sonora, Mexico. spent 6 couple of days in NogaIes the forepar. of the week on business for his company. Manager Holt is a very busy man these days arranging to ship biz carlo Id of ore from his company's mines in the Mag dalena district to the customs shelter at Fl Paso, Texas. It is the intention to later erect a reduction plant on the property, which ia showing up fine under MT. Holt's personal supervision.
 Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great BargaIng In all de- partments.
 Portmaster Harry Barnett Of Pa tagonia spent Wedo oesday at the coun- ty seat, returned home Thursday morning. MT. Barnett has made a number of important needed improve ments in his. office. having recently installed handsome new fixtures. which he says can't be beat in Arizona. Patagonia, he said, is looking up, in a mining way, and it is only a matter of time when the second city in Santa Cruz county. will be heard from Just at present every body is busy doing the annual assessment work on their min-. ing claims.
 Jack Wood um has been visiting old friends and acquaintances in So- nora this week Mr. Woodrum is very much at home in Sonora. where for many years he was con- du otor between Nogales and Guaymas. At the present Jack is engaged in the | business of farming in California. Although he is fond of the simple life. the old game of railroading still has g fascination for him he can't resis' His friends here would be pleased to l welcome him back home in Nogales where he resided longer than any | place else. | George Wieland writes from his mines io the Jefferson district, near Patagonia, that he is still working in good ore, and before Christmas expects to be able to make his associates happy, by presenting them with a large body of high grade ore. The Wieland- Gebler property is also looking better than ever, and the lucky owners are to be congratulated They have expend ed a large amount of money, and deserve success. NJ. J. Doyle and John Wilson. of this city, have good property in the immediate vicinity of the Gebler- Wieland mines.
 | Pedro Oosca, one of the most prom inent citizens of the state of Sonora. arrived in the city last Wednesday ? evening from New York City, and the same night continued on south to Guaymas his home. It is said that
 Mr. Cosca sent a wire to the judge at Guaymas stating that he would ap- pear in His Honor's court at 10 o'clock Thursday morning to answer to any charge the government may
 have against him. The gentleman is
 very wealthy and influential. It is be-
 lieved he will have no trouble equaring g himself and friends with the govern