The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-07-16

1t Is said that hve passenger con-
ductors running on the Southern
Pacific of Mexico. between Nogales
and Culiacan, have been granted WILL
earned vacations. among them. our
good friend William @ Blu 1ge, one of
the oldest, best known conductors on
the road The weather south of us
has been unusually hot his season.
Thursday afternoon DIR. Worley,
physician and surgeon for the Sonora
Copper Company, who was here on
private bushes. received a telegram
from Manager Oonard stating that
man had been seriously injured in the
Oobre Grande mine. and rtquestiog
the doctor 20 hurry back to camp.
No details of the accident were given.
Messrs Lewis Hind and Abner
Euoch. two English mining CINE ers,
are guests at the Montezuma hotel
from Victoria. B. O. The gentlemen
are friends of Mr.. Fred. Ii Moore,
the Colorado mining man, who in a
few days will leave for Florence. Colo
RADIO, where for number of years
he has made his headquarters.
Thursday night the regular pas
senger train from Tucson, came in
over the Short Line, on account of the
Nogales- Benson line being put out of
commission by flood waters. In a short
while regular trains, passenger and
freight, will be run over the Short
Line Thursday train of thirty
freight cars was run over the new
line.
Thursday a carload of thorough bred
cows, about twenty, from the Salt
River valley, arrived in the city over
the Short Line, consigned to Hermo
sillo, Sonora. They certainly were
handsome bunch and fine acquisition
to the live stock industry in Sonora,
which state is now receiving some of
the best bred cattle in the United
States.
Phil Ferguson, superintendent of the
Sonora Copper Company. came up
from Cobre Grande Tuesday evening
and spent Wednesday and Thursday
here on business with Roy & TItcomb.
Inc, who have the contract for the
100 ton smelter now being shipped
to Noria for erection at Cobre Grarde,
where Mr.. Ferguson says there is
plenty doing these days.
Tom Cumming came up from OLA
basas Thursday to transact private
business and incidentally let his many
friends know how happy he feels on
account of the life giving rains now
visiting all sections of Santa Cruz
county. He says he never saw any
thing finer and will make a wager the
coming constitutional convention will
be Democratic by a large majority.
J. w Edwards, field man for Roy
& Titcomb, Inc, of this city, is back
from an extended trip in Mexico. as
far south as Topic. The gentleman
is loud in his praise of the wonder
full resources of the country visited
by him through which the new line
of tho Southern Pacific passes. Next
month Mr.. Edwards will go to Los
Angeles to enjny visit with his
family.
Peter D. Donnelly of Philadelphia
Pa, accompanied by his sister anc
sister in law, arrived in the city las
week, to be with Mr.. Donnally
brother, who is seriously ill at tn
Sisters Hospital. with consumption
The Donnallys are old time friend
of William E Bowers, formerly o
Philadelphia, now of the Huachuc
mountains where he owns a valuabl
ranch. Monday Mr. Bowers came t.
the city to visit with his friends.
Last week the Oasis published
letter from Max w. Cohn, of Mexic
City, in which the writer stated pos
itively that Colonel" Villa IN Schust
err, an old time prospector of this section
and Sonora, had died at place Gale
Rincon Antonio Olxaca, Mexico. o
the 3lst day of December. 1905
Colonel Schuster was we'll know i
Nogales where for many years he at