The border vidette., 1913-12-20

ranch situated a short distance from the city. The popular Gent- iSt says he's in the COW buSi- ness to stay.
 FOR SALE:-One hundred and sixty acres of patented land, near Nogales, Arizona. There is a good house and other inn proYements on the place. For particulars address Box K, No- gales, Arizona. adv. Judge M. M. Trickey of Wash ington Camp, spent yesterday at the county seat. Since His i Honor was arrested charge with conSpiring against the United States government, in handling arms and ammunition, he has been looking around with a view of engaging in some business free from danger of being haul ed into United States court on suspicion of conspiring against our Uncle Sam.
 Tom Farrell, manager of the | big mining properties situated near San Xavier, Sonora, own ed by William Laughlin of this l city, and eastern associates, has | been a visitor in the city sev- eral days on business connected with his mines. MT. Farrell is one of the pioneer American mining men of Sonora, where he has been operating more than a | quarter of a century. This morning he left for the mines via. MinaS Prietas.
 . Amos J. Yaeger, of the Zam- bona Mines at Minas Nuevas, i Sonora, Mexico, was a stopOver visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week on his way to the mines from Los Angeles, where he now makes his headquarters. The Zambona silver mines are believed by many, to possess great merit; they have produced millions in the past and are still worth millions. Regarding future operations at the mine, MT. Yaeger had nothing to say for publication.
 Miss Alicia O'Neill of Fl Paso, whose delightful concert here last summer is still warm in our memories, will be in Nogales for a few days next week on visit to her father and sister, of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company. Miss O'Neil is on her way to Hermosillo and Ca- nanea, where she will give @ series of concerts. Her Nogales friends trust that arrangements may be made to have her give us an opportunity of enjoying her music again while she is with us.
 This week Ben Bray, Ira Bow les and City Marshal Cal Wright sold their rich placer gold mines in the Altar district, Sonora, to Frank, Lee and James Reagan of this city. The new owners have interested number of their wealthy Texas friends in the properly and a force of men will at once be put to work taking out yellow, refulgent gold. The property is said to be very valu- able, and all parties interested expect to realize big returns on their investment. This morning Messrs. Lee and James Reagan departed for the mines.
 T. J. Watson, of Los Angeles, who recently secured an option on the Austerlitz mine owned by Dr.. A H. Noon and sons, of this city, returned yesterday from the Pacific coast where he had been on business connected with the property, and it is said that active exploration and de- velopment work will be con- menced at an early date. The old Austerlitz has a splendid re- cord as a producer and MT. Watson says he is going to back his Judgment and confidence in the property with hard cash. We wish him good luck.
 Walter Holt, secretary and treasurer of the Cerro de Plata Mines Company, owners of the great Cerro de Plata silver bo- nanza, situated in Sonora, about thirty five miles south of the in ternational line, is guest at the Montezuma hotel from Cerro de Plata. The present month is going to be another record break CT in the way of silver produc- tiOn, and will be as great if not oroator than thG 1aSt month