The border vidette., 1913-02-01

pervisor A. l.. Peck returned
 home the forepart Of the week very enthusiastic over the future | of the mines in which he and a 1 nun Der of his friends are finan
 cially interested. He says the 1 Crescent Copper Cos. property continues to look good to him
 and he hope to see stockholders
 receive big returns on their in veStment. Ernest Steinfartz, of Salinas, California, the home of William Martin, (Red Bib the mining
 man, has been stopover visitor in NOgaleS, on his way to Cali fOrnia, from the -Yaqui river
 country in Sunora, where he
 secured mining property he be-
 lieves will put him in the John
 D class. The gentleman, like
 his friend Martin, believes he is
 on the road to fortune in the
 mining game.
 superintendent Krohn of the
 NOgales- Cananea branch of the
 Southern Pacific of Mexico, with
 headquarters at Naco, was a
 business visitor here Thursday.
 He came to receive a bunch of Chinese sent from GuaymaS for
 work on the road. The chinks
 were to report for duty yester- day, but not one showed up at the appointed time. After re
 ceiving free transportation to NOgaleS, they deserted.
 Superintendent Kingsbury of the Sonora railway, accompanied by Assistant Superintendent Cate, on a tour of inspection of the road, arrived in the city Wednesday by motor. MT. Cate, who recently returned to the Sonora, after @ years absence, has a host of friends in Nogales and along the line, who are glad to see him back. Both he and MT. Kingsbury are experienced railroad men, popular with the company and the public.
 w. H. Worthington, superin- tendent of the Chief mine near Patagonia, owned by William Powers under bond to A. L.. . Harround and associates of Kan sas City, was a business visitor in the city Thursday, being a guest at the Montezuma hotel. A rich strike is recently report cd in the Chief, and the future of the Property appears very bright. Mr. Worthington is an experinced assayer, and has opened a well equipped office at Patagonia.
 Desirable cattle in Sonora are getting scarce, with prices al most at @ prohibitory figure. Thursday G. B. Angulo of Tue son returned from the south country with less than on hun dred head, out of q possible five hundred contracted for on re cent visit there. Some stock raiSerS in Sonora seem to think that little one-year-old punches of bovine hair should bring the same price in the market as big American yearlingS weighing again as much.
 This evening Hon. H. J. Saxon will leave for Phoenix accom- panied by his wife, to attend the coming special session of the state legislature, which will con vene next Monday. In MT. Santa Cruz county has one of the most capable, active in the state. l The people made no mistake l when they elected Saxon and Senator James A. Harrison to Santa Cruz county in the state legislature. They are always on hand to guard the county'S interests.
 H arp Cunningham, who 1 some time ago disposed of min | ing property located near Pata- | gonia, for a handsome sum, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Mr. Cunningham has again struck it rich; this time he has a valuable body Of ore in one of his mines near No gales, a short distance from the Isaac King properties. Fine sam ples of ore from the new strike are now on exhibition at the Moptezuma Certainly things l appear to be coming MT. Gun way this days. We wish him continued success.
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