The border vidette., 1907-12-14
Dr. Sam S. Butler. of Magdalena,


 Sonora, was business visitor in No gales the forepart of the week. Just as soon as the doctor can arrange his affairs at Magdalena, he will remove to Fuerte, sinaloa, Mexico, where he will practice his profession. Dr. Butler makes friends wherever he goes and his friends here and throughout the state of Sonora, will join us in wishing him good luck wherever he decides to hang out his shingle.
 MT. Dan Hagan, owner of valuable Nogales real estate, is in the city from Los Angeles MT. Hagan many years ago owned fine stock ranch in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains; he considers himself pioneer of this section, and takes great satisfaction in watching the continued growth and improvements being made in Nogales Dan ownes the building occupied by the Boston Store, Incor porated, and Lulley's He says the building of the Nogales Cananea branch of the Cana nea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, certainly looks good to hIm.
 Early Thursday morning MT. D. R. Kelsey in some manner got into a mix up with Mexican customs guard on the International line. during which Mir Kelsey and several Mex. ican officials "rnixed it" considerable, before Mir. Kelsey was taken to the city hall, where he was detained until ate in the afternoon when he was re- iieascd CD the payment of S4O0 bond for hIs appearance the Federal court in Nogales, Sonora. wheii-e- quested to do SO. None of the warrin g parties were badly injured, and friends of all concerned hope the matter will be dropped.
 The Committee on Organization of the Social and Athletic Club are meet ing with great encouragement and the much-needed Club, is now an assured fact; the list of applicants for mem bership is daily growing. The Club is being organized under the auspices of the Nogales Fire Department of which Bracey Curtis is Chief and Bert Bris- tol. assistant chief. Every member of the Department should put his shoulder to wheel, and make record run, to the end that the Club may become the best and largest of it's kind in Arizona-a credit to the Department and to Nogales.
 Mir. l., M. Raines, general manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, accompanied by Mrs. Raines and their handsome little son, Hamp- ton, are up from the company's prop erty in the Pinto mountains. Sonora, on a combined business and pleasure trip. Messrs. Straith and Briggs, who spent couple of days at Fl Pinto, about one mile above sea level, are delighted with the camp, scenery and treatment received at the hands of Manager Raines and his estimable wife Certainly Et Pinto is one of the prettiest spots in all Sonora, espe- cially if you love to hunt big game. Ask Briggs.
 The ball game last Sunday. at Guaymas between Empalme and the Nogales team. was won by Nogales. by score of to ?, in favor of No gales. Willie. Barnett as usual made good; it is said he famed out eighteen of the Empalme boys. The game was largely attended and everybody from Nogales reports having been treated fine, by the good people of the bay city. All are anxious to return in order to give the Empalmo lads re- venge. Manager Juan Arizmendez and Pitcher Barnett did not return home until Tuesday. They were treated so well, they couldn't tear themselves away.
 Word was brought to Nogales this morning to the effect that on Thurs day the Dolores ranch about twenty five miles east of Imuris. Sonora, ~as attacked by Yaquis and nine Mex jeans killed and five wound d. De- tails are lacking, but it is said that soldiers from Magdalena, where Col onel Kosterlitsky makes his head quarters. have gone in search of the Indians, who are said to be in force and we'll armed. It is also said that the Mexican officials have issued an order permitting all ranchers and peo- pie residing in small towns in the "6ad districts" to arm themselves for pro- lection against the Indians.
 The young Mexican miner who on December 9th, was seriously injured by falling down a shaft at the Sonora Copper CompaEy's mine, near Noria, Sonora, is getting along fine at the Sisters Hospital, where he is being attended by Dr. A. l. Gustetter. The man fell about seventy feet and his escape from death is most remark ble. Manager Conard says it is because December 9th was the first anniversary of his company's successful operation of