The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-27

inspector SCatlOnod at -ArlVaca
a few days ago seized 600 heac
of Sonora cattle, near Sasabe
Details of the big seizure have
not been received here. Yes
! terday Collector O'Keefe and
/ Special Inspector Creighton
went out to investigate the
matter.
This week P. J. Mcintyre,
manager, and G. G.. King. secre-
| tary and treasurer of the Verde
Mining Company, were visitors
in the city from their company'S
property situated near Nogales,
on the west side of the PatagO-
mia mountains. The gentlemen
believe they have the making
of paying copper mine
Wednesday Ramon Elias, man
ager of the Alamo Cattle com
pany, departed for San Fran
cisco, on cattle business. At
Tucson he was met by Mr.. E.
A. Nidiver, the we'll known cat
tie buyer for Miller & Lux, of
California, to whom Mr.. Elias
tie upon his visit to the coast.
THE BORDER VIDETTE office
is in receipt of copy of the
ninth annual premium list of the
Arizona State Fair. which will
be held November 3rd to Sth,
inclusive, at Phoenix. The pre-
MUM list is complete in every
detail, and can be had by pros
pective exhibitors by writing to
Secretary @. B. Wood, Phoenix,
Arizona
Jack Evans, one of the pioneer
nanea, who for some time past
has been operating in the Patago-
mia district, was a guest at the
Montezuma hotel yesterday. The
gentlemen. has great confidence
in Santa Cruz county's wonderful
mineral resources, and he is
backing his faith and judgment
with hard cash.
Tom Gittins, the well known
millman, is back from Hermo-
mosillo, where he spent few
days with Thomas Bentley,
the MinaS Prietas mining man,
who recently secured a long
lease on the great Grand Central
gold mines, from which many
million dollars have been mined
in the past. Bentley is arrang-
ing to work the old gold bon
ANA.
Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena
and civil engineer, has
been here several days this |
week, having come up to- testify |
in a suit brought in superior |
court against. Leon Serna, for |
on land sold to Hill
liker, the California land buyer.
The suit was brought by A. M.
Conard, of this city. S. F. Noon
Mr. Conard, and
Frank Barry appeared for Mr..
Serna.
J. M. Glass, who for many
years has made his home in So
nora, most of the time at Santa
Ana, was a StOpOver visitor in
NogaleS this week on his way
20 Los Angeles on business con-
1ected with his mining interests
n our sister state. Mr.. Glass
says as soon as conditions i'm
prove ne will return to Sonora
where he has valuable mining
and many personal
friends.
Burton & Burton, the contract
us, are busy erecting the hand
some new business house for
James Breen on Morley avenue,
lorth of the Montezuma hotel.
The building will be of pressed
prick, modern in every respect.
FOR the present it will be only
me story in height, but later
mother story will added. When
the Breen Building
will be one of most attractive in
logales.
The fall roundup is now in
and Santa Cruz county
tockraisers are busy with rope
nd branding iron. The roundup
n this section is in charge of
senator J. A. Harrison, who is !
onstantly in the saddle these
avs. 1t is said the senator and
lis neighbors have closed a deal
or 1000 head of twos and threes,
or immediate shipment from ,,
jalabasas. This years calf crop i,
5 hummer"
o. K. Franklin, the mining {