The border vidette., 1912-09-28

Monday evening to see the great : Barnum and Bailey show. They returned home Wednesday great ly pleased with their visit to the old pueblo.
 Dr. A. H. Noon and his son A. H., last week visited the Gro BlancO district, where they found things on the boom, many old and many new mining pros poets and mines being now open ed up. The gentlemen were the original owners of the now fam ouS Austerlitz mine being work ed by Woodworth 6 Layne, who are making good.
 MT. and Mrs Bert Cumming, returned the foreDart of the week from an extended pleasure trip to New York, Chicago and other points of interest in the east During Mr. Cummings absence from the city, the big brokerage offices on Morley avenue, were carefully looked after by MT. Fred Hannah, who has grown up in the business.
 Wednesday Messrs. Kibbey C, Elias of the Alamo Cattle Com pany, passed seventeen hundred head of Sonora cattle at this port and after the stock had been dipped under the personal supervision of Dr. Hart, shipped them to California, consigned to Miller & Lux. This is the first of the four thousand head the Alamo Cattle Company recently sold. All the cattle will be crossed and dipped here before shipping.
 Dr. Kelly, who for a number of years successfully mined in the Altar district, Sonora, like numerous other Americans, has become interested in mining property on this side of the in ternatiOnal line, and is now busy out in the Gro Blanco district, this county, where he recently acquired a property said to pos sesS great merit. The doctor is well known in Nogales where he has many friends all of whom wish him success.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., rebel provisional governor of Sonora, on the 14th of this month, cross ed the international line at Doug las, en route to Canada. MT. MascarenaS was seen at Benson by Nogales friends, who say he was a very sick man. At Ma dera, Chihuahua, and at San Javier and other places in So- nora, MascarenaS in many ways protected Americans and other foreigners from the rebels. His numerous friends will be glad to learn that he has cut loose from the rebels in Sonora, his native state.
 Yesterday Teddy Bastine and associates, sold their mining claims situated near Patagonia, receiving a substantial cash pay on, outside capital becomes in terested in Santa Cruz county mining property, and the local money market becomes easier. All parties are to be cOngratu lated. The boys had a very good proposition, but sometimes it is hard to sell a twenty dollar gold piece. The injection of ready money into their proposi- tion. places the boys in position to do things for themselves and others.
 A. M. Conard, president of the Sonora Wheat Lands Company, who with a large party of Cali fornia land buyers, recently visited the company's fine prop erty in Sonora, a short distance south of the international line, has on exhibition some of the biggest, handsomest sweet pota- toes to be found anywhere. The potatoes were from the Sonora Wheat Lands Company's dry farming lands recently visited by MT. Conard and party. They were raised without irrigation. All of the gentlemen were greatly pleased with their visit and will later return to their newly ac- quired property.
 The newly erected cattle pens built here under the personal supervision of Supt. Kruttsch- nitt of the Southern Pacific. will easily hold $500 head of cattle. The vat for dipping Sonora cat tie, is made of cement, and is