The border vidette., 1911-05-06

gently by J. A. Harrison. J. E
 Wise and other stockraisers
 Santa Cruz county is about
 S1T eco richer Not in many i years have cattle brought such fancy prices as at the present
 time, and such experienced, sue
 cessful men as Harrison and Wise, are converting cattle into
 gold dollars.
 R. W. Patterson. assistant su- perintendent of the Sonora rail
 way, with headquarters at Elm palme, was business visitor
 here Thursday. He had just
 returned from tour of inspect
 ion ovcr the Nogales-Cananea
 branch, which he found in first
 class condition. Here he met
 Superintendent Temple whom he accompanied south in that
 gentle1nan's private car "So-
 nora"
 Yesterday a telegram was received here from Colonel W. @C. Greene at Cananea, to the effect that three bands of revo- lutionists, 1900 in all, under
 the command of Colonel Cabral,
 Colonel Garcia and Madame Talamantes, are camping in the
 Ajo mountains near Cananea, awaiting outcome of the peace negotiations at Fl Paso. The rebels are heavily armed and have plenty of ammunition.
 At the Lyric Threatre Thurs day night, May 11th, there will be presented for the benefit of the Congregation Church the Musical Comedy ''The New Minister" In addition there will be moving pictures and the regular vaudeville sketch. All for 50 cents with no extra charge for reserved seats; children 25 cents. For those who enjoy good music and fun, the enter tainment will be most enjoyable.
 George Mcfarland, possibly the best known printer in Ari- zona, who recently had one of his legs ,amputated at the Sist- CTS Hospital in this city, is able to be around among his friends, but is still very weak. George off and on, since 1880, has made Tombstone his home, but he has visited every town in the terri tory. He has stuck" type on nearly all the papers in Arizona, and news that he is again able to circulate" will be learned will pleasure wherever George is known.
 T. c. Cunningham, the English mining engineer, who is consult ing, engineer for the West Coast Oil Company, recently visited the Espiritu silver mines in Sonora, in the interest of English who are interested in the mines. MT. Cunningham has for a number of years been with MT. Charley McCully, the promoter who is largely in the local oil fields. He has visited many of the big mining districts in this and foreign counties, and under stands his business.
 Hon. Frank Murphy, president of the Santa F'e, Prescott and Phoenix, president of the Port Lobos line and head of many big when in Tucson the other day said: The Port Lobos road will be ready to proceed with construction whenever the insurrection in Mexico shall have been settled sufficiently for us to feel justified in proceeding with the work. We are anxious to make a start and really the only thing that is holding us back is the fear that we should build only to have the line de- stroyed in short time"
 Colonel w. C. Greene of Can 1 anea, has according to reports received here yesterday, been l granted a permit to move his great herds of cattle from his -anches in Sonora to the Amer can side of the international i inc. Other Americans having ;attle in Mexico, along the in border, have made to the United States to bring their stock o this side of the line until after he rebellion is over in our sister If it be true that Col Greene has been granted per mission to move his stock, other Americans will be granted the