The border vidette., 1908-11-14


 Empalme, Sonora, and he and Mrs Munch and Master Phil arrived in Nogales Thursday evening for short visit with relatives and friends. What his plans for the future are We have not learned.
 This morning Deputy United States Marshal Roco, of Tucson, left for the old pueblo, with eighteen Chinese. ordered deported by United States Commissioner Eb Williams. Next week Marshal Roco will take the 'un- desirable citizens" to San Francisco, from where they will be shipped to the Flowery Kingdom. Sheriff Saxon accompanied the bunch to Tucson.
 Robert Rankin, who with his asso- ciates own and operate the St. Louis group of mines north of the city a few miles, was a business visitor here We'd nesday. Bob said at this time there was very little doing out at his place other than the annual assessment work, but after the first of the year, he expects to be able to report pro- greess on his property which is said to possess considerable merit.
 Pete Soto. brother of Mrs. w. F.. Overton and Pablo Soto. the grocery man, IS back from Cuiiacan, Siaaloa, where he had been in the employ of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, and for the present will again make Nogales his home, having ac- cepted position with the American Clothing Factory. Pete's many friends are pleased to see him back and wish him luck in his new position.
 This week Captain William McGee, president of the Otate Mining Com pany, has been at the mines inspest- ing the development work being pro- secuted under the personal direction of Superintendent W. P. Ross. The Otate is an old "antigua" gold prop erty situated a short distance from the town of Llano, Sonora, Mexico Gap. tain McGes Is now making Nogales his headquarters, being accompanied by his wife, most estimable lady.
 Thursday morning Frank Siebold, the mining man. railroad contractor. and ail-round good fellow, who for many years has made New Mexico and Arizona his home, left for Alamos, the closing up of affairs with O. A. McCarty with whom he was associated in the railway contract business. Nc Oarty & Siebotd helped do the grading for the Nogales Oananea branch of the Oananea, Yaqui Riuer & Pacific rail- way, now nearing completion.
 Some time last Saturday evening Mrs. Guadalupe Castillo. an honest, hard working Mexican woman, aged about forty five years, was brutally murdered in a vacant room in what is known as the "Colonia" on Grand oHChuO' AhC pOOE "OhdD IuEOAG had been cut from ear to ear, and she was sta bbed twice in the face with a dirk knife found later on top of the house where the crime was committed by O K. Franklin, the mining man, Damian Pin,. suspected of having murdered the woman, is in the county ] ,il.
 Thursday night Assembly man elect Frank J. Duffy, accompanied by his wife, returned from Phoenix, where Judge Duffy had gone on Supreme Court business. Of course, he and Mrs. Duffy visited the big territorial fair being held in the capital city this week, which he says is the biggest ever, thousands of people from every section of the territory being in at tendance. Many years ago Judge Duffy resided in Phoenix and Tempe, having served a couple terms as prin- cipal of the public schools at the latter place. In both places he has 0 host of friends, and it goes without saying he and Mrs. Duffy enjoyed their visit.
 Next week Dr. Ray Ferguson, chair. man of the Republican county central who is now devoting all
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