The border vidette., 1911-04-01

[ tA Canada and the West Indies, spent Wednesday and Thursday of this week on a visit of in- spactiol of the American Con- sulate in NogaleS, Sonora. MT.
 Murphy is one of five consul generals who travel all over the
 world and inspect each consulate
 at least once in every two years.
 All week the hotels have been
 crowded with cattle buyers who
 are in the local market for any old thing in the way of bovines,
 including cows and bulls. J. A.
 Harrison and associates have sold a bunch of 1CCO head of one's, two's and three year-old steers. Price received was $2O, S22 and S2l. Joe Wise has dis posed of all his steers. He'll sell H bunch of cows to the right party at the right price.
 Commencing next Tuesday evening one of the best moving picture shows ever seen in Mex ico, will appear at the Ramirez Theater, under the management of A. A. Monteverde of Hermo- sillo, who is a postmaster in the show business. Each night there will be an entire change of pro- gram, nine pictures being shown each night. Four young mem bers of the Soler family-all- stars-will give three exhibitions during each show. The children are alone worth the price of ad- mission. Good IT. Il sic, high-class pictures. Prices, 20 and 40 cents Mex.
 Superintendent H. J. Temple, in his travelling home, Sonora" was 6 business visitor in the line city the foreDart Of the week or company business. MT. Temple is universally liked by patrons and employees of the Southern Pacific of Mexico Besides bc- ing thorough railroad man, he's q gentleman of the old school, whom it is pleasure ts meet at all time. He's big enough for the important, responsible position he occupies; one of those wholesouled men not too proud to be known by his friends. Joe Temple is always welcome in Nogales.
 President William Schucl1- mann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, after very successful tour of the territory. including Fl Paso, in the interest of his big local cigar factory, is home. At Fl Paso he saw Howell Jor- dan, formerly of this city, who i5 now successfully engaged in real estate business in Fl PaSo. Captain Jordan of the good ship 'HeImet," sends greetings to his numerous Nogales friends, all of whom will be glad to know he iS prOspering, well and happy. MT. Schuckmann also saw w. w. (Hick) Carpenter, special agent of the United States treasury department, who now makes Fl PaSo his headquarters. flick and Mir Schuckmann took in the horse races at JuafeZ. They did not make much money playing the ponies, but had 0 good time.
 The Patagonia mining district, as well as other districts in this county, are looking better than for a long time. Over in the old Ora Blanco district, large east ern and English capital has be- come interested. In the Pata- gonia and Santa Rita districts, there is unusual activity and out at Mowry the talk is all to the good. North of NOgaleS a few miles, John Hurst and Frank Coy are mining good shipping ore from the old Buena Vista mine, a shipment of seventeen tons having this week been made to the customs Smelter. The Greenwell- Arizona people just northwest of the Buena Vista a few miles, are busy developing the old Golden Rose group of gold mines, and over at Harshaw Frank Powers great World Fair mine continues in the lime light as one of the big silver bonanzas in the territory. James Johnson of the Ivanhoe, George Wieland of the Jefferson district; and the 5 R's owned by Col. R. R. Richardson and A. E. Crepin, situated on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, the Four Metals and Crescent Cop per Company as well as many other. Drona1.tioS in tho county