The border vidette., 1910-03-26

EpeS hauuOIpH anu OCner or HIS heuC- enants will pass through Nogales en route south over the Mexican lines. The high officials were met here by Manager Ingram who came up from Guaymas in his private car "Culiacan
 Monday night Mrs. Bailey. wife of Superintendent Neil Bailey, will leave for Mazatlan, Sinaloa, for a couple Of weeks visit with relatives, after which she and the baby will go to the old home in Atlanta. Georgia. for the summer. Of course Mr. Bailey will spend the summer in Guaymas, the beautiful southern bay city, where duty calls him.
 Manager J. E. Mcintyre of the Mn, Juarez mines, in the Altar dis trict. Sonora, Mexico, after spending a few days here on company busine ss. has returned to the mines Since Mr Mcintyre took charge of the M Ii. Juarez, the company has made money. and it is said is now out of 'the hole" We congratulate both MT. Mcintyre and the company.
 Next Wednesday Don Manuel Mas carenas, the millionaire banker and ranch owner, of this city, will return home from his pleasure trip around the world. The gentleman's many friends here and throughout the state of Sonora. will be pleased to welcome him home in good health and spirits Mir. Manuel Mascar, ii ,s, Jr will go to Benson to meet his father.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Bache. of Estes Park, Colorado, accompanied by their bright little son, have for several days past been guests at the Monte- zuma hotel, having arrived from Tue son Wednesday in their automobile, MT. Bache is interested in mining property outin the Altar mining dis trict, Sonora. Mexico, which he will visit before returning north.
 The arrest and incarceration by the Mexican customs guards, one day this week. of T. Ruiz, the well known No gales, Sonora barber, on 8 charge of smuggling, was a surprise to that gen. tleman's numerous friends on both aides of the international line. The nature of MT. Ruiz offense was that of crossing goods on which duties of less than three dobies had not been paid. We are pleased to report the gentlemau's release. Yesterday he h, eh the line.
 Colonel l.. V. Leese, formerly of Tucson. now residing at Cuiiacan, Sin alba, Mexico. where he is engaged in the land and commission business, passed south Monday night on his way b,ck from a business trip to Los Angeles. He was accompanied by party Of three capitalists who will look at a big tract of land, near the capital city, with view of purchasing same from Colonel Leese and his associates
 E E Pope, president of La Liber- tad Mining Company, who has for several days past been guest at the Montezum ma hotel, is negotiating with the American Ore Milling Company, for a number of the Quinner mills and crushers, which will be built by the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Oom- pany of this city, and installed at Mir. Pope's mines in Sonora, taking the place of stamp mill now in operating there
 A l.. Peck, one of the honorable me embers of the common council, has this week been out at his mining camp, inspecting the work of taking out high grade silver lead which he will ship to Fl Paso. MT. Peck IS an old prospector and miner. having fol- lowed that business more than thirty years ago in this territory. He says if there is any high grading done on his property. he proposes to personally direct the work.
 Attorney $. NJ. Franklin of Tucson, one of Arizona's best known most suc- cessful mem bers of the legal bar, was visitor in town the forepart of the week on business connected with the J. E. Wise Twin Buttes right of way legal controversy, which was settled out of court % the satisfaction of all Mr Franklin ranraSanted Mir