The border vidette., 1911-11-04

ing his new store building, where he will be pleased to see his old | friends.
 William Red Bill' Martin, of California, who is now develop ing a gold mine in the Pinto mountains, Sonora, about thirty miles south of the international line, was in town the fOrepart of the week purchasing camp and mine supplies. Bill says he has picked sure enough winner this time. His property adjoins the Buena Fortuna Company's property.
 Wednesday Ben Sneed, the COchiSe county cattle buyer, ac- companied by Don Anton Proto, proprietor of the great Cocos- Dera ranch in Sonora, made a flying trip out to the ranch in the ProtO auto driven by Marcos Proto. MT. Sneed has purchased a thousand head of steers from MT. Proto, and it was in connec- tiOn with their delivery that the trip was made.
 This morning A. A. Hudgin, of the City Dairy, departed for the territorial fair at Phoenix with his blue ribbon herd, com prised of the best high-class cat tie in Arizona, many of which took first money and blue rib bonS galore at last years fair. Nogales is justly proud of the City Dairy and Manager Hudgin, who is postmaster in the busi- ness of raising and careing for thoroughbred cattle.
 Rodolfo Vasquez, the well known mining engineer and mine is here from Los An geles, where he and his family now reside. He will personally direct operations at the old Do- gold-silver mines north of the city a few miles, making his headquarters. Mr. Vasquez and family resided in many years before re- to Los Angeles. They have many old friends and ac- here who wish them well.
 Joe Scott, manager of the Espiritu silver mines in the district; Sonora, has | returned to camp, after a few | lays in the city transacting com Dany business. Joe is Simon pure Democrat of the old school, who believes the people should rule, first, last and all the time, if they are Democrats. He says the Espiritu, which is owned by Hon. A. c. Bernard | md associates, is proving a win Ter, and one of these days will De among the big dividend ng mines in Sonora.
 Mr. Frank J. Hobson, the mining engineer, assayer and chemist, Thurday received a of household furniture, tnd in future will make Nogales lis home. In the near future he will erect one of the most com )lete establishments for assay ng and analysing all classes of ore, to be found in the United States. MT. HobSon says he is LOW an Arizonan. His two sons, wins, of whom he is naturally -ery proud, are now attending he University of Arizona. We ake pleasure in welcoming the Iobsons to our city and wish Crank much success in all his 
 Wednesday morning MT. A. 4. Conard, president and gen ral manager of the Sonora Cop ger Smelling Company, departed or Kansas City on 8 combined 'usiness and pleasure trip, be- ng accompanied by Mrs. Conard nd their two little children. Be ore leaving MT. Conard closed
 deal for another big ranch ituated in the Magdalena dis rict, Sonora, a few miles west rom Noria. Price paid was not ; earned. MT. Conard expect to 1 eturn home in time to tour the : ounty in behalf of his old friend, Ion. Henry F. Ashurst, who is ( Democratic candidate for the ( -nited States senate. Mountain View, the new sana- s orium being built on the hills $ ortheast of the city, by Drs. A. r :. Gustetter and H. w. Purdy, V vo well known eminent physi- q ans of Nogales, will attract