The border vidette., 1911-05-20

7 was buried last Monday morning ! intcrmont being in the Odd Eel
 lows cemetery in this city. De ceased was one of Santa Cruz
 cOunty'S oldest, most highly
 respected citiZenS, and her pass
 ing will be learned with regret
 by it wide circle of friends and acQnaintainccS.
 i Colonel Jack F. Kelly of the
 Mexican rcvolutiOniStS, is in the
 city for a couple of days. The
 peace agreement in Mexico will
 naturally interfere with the
 cOlOnel'S plans, but if there is a
 slip and it does not go through
 as outlined, Colonel Kelly will
 hike for the tall and uncut with
 his five hundred, and then some,
 soldiers, all of whom are sleep
 ing on their arms ready at a
 moments notice to die for their
 deah colonel and the cause he represents.
 Dr. Kelly and Fred. Moore,
 who own a dividend paying gold
 mine out in the Altar district,
 Sonora, Mexico, are for the pres
 ent sOjOurning in the city, hay
 ing closed down their property
 pending the settlement of trouble
 between the rebels and the Mex
 ican government. Messrs. Moore
 and Kelly possess the faculty of attending strictly to their own
 business and as result have the fullest confidence of the pow CTS that be in their section of the country.
 TolegramS and messengers are being sent to all rebel forces in Sonora and Sinaloa, by repre- SentativeS of MaderO, command ing them to stop fighting and destroying property. Manuel Bonillas, provisional governor of the state of SinalOa, personal representative of MaderO, ar rived in the city last night from c. Juarez. He immediately ar ranged with officers of the local | iunta to notify the rebel forces l that peace was being arranged, | and today messengers and tele- 1 grams are being rushed to all | rebel bands in Sonora and Si- | nalOa. There is general rejoic- ing here and everybody feels that it is all over. but the shouting. fz-
 Twenty five hundred cattle were shipped Wednesday and i Thursday from the Calabasas stock yards to Colorado where they will be fattened for the eastern market. Some of the two's and three's were from Sonora and the Arivaca country. The prices received were SIS, S22 and S26. The sale of these cattle brings many thousand dollars ready cash into Santa Cruz county, the money being among twenty or more small owners and J. E. Wise, one of the most success ful Stocl1raisers in the southwest. r. Harry Overlook represented the-i United States government, be- ing ably assisted in the checking up by J. E. Wise and John Dee gan. The cattle were in first class condition. l
 A. M. COnard, president and ( of the Sonora Copper i great CObre Grande I copper mines east from Noria t hree and one half miles, has s ,een here several days enjoying 2 visit with Mrs. COnard and the Il children. He says at the pres 4 mt time there is very little d Loing at camp, pending the set T lement of the trouble between he revOlutiOnistS and federal | D Just as soon as S, onditions improve in Sonora, tl he smelter at Cobre Grande, o, ow completed, will be blown in fc nd the mines operated on a fc Crger scale than ever before. III hundreds of thousands of tons H f ore are blocked out ready for n, 'eatment and it is only a matter fl E a short time when those in w crested in Sonora Copper Com fo any stock will get action on m leir money. bC J. A. Madden, of HermosillO, " onora, where he and H. A. n, nith have large valuable land te terests, has been here several Ie lys, a guest at the Montezuma otel. Messrs. Smith and Mad