The border vidette., 1910-05-14

John Acevedo, son of Ben Acevedo the butcher, was badly injured one day this week by being kicked by a vicious horse which he was driving. How ever, at this writing, he is greatly I, improved and will soon be able t" attend to his duties.
 Jce Lusignan, the millwright and mechanical engineer, is in from the | Altar district on a short visit with his family. Joe has invented dry gold | separator, which he guarantees will save more gold at less expense than any similar machine yet invented. The "Favorita Saloou," across the line has peen leased by P. B Torres and Isnacio Salgado two well known local saloon men. They will carry the best Mexican cigars and import ed liquors, and make A speciality of mixed drinks. Come and havo Haley Cocktail rythIng first class. Next week Mir W. G Bowman, To- cal agent for the South ern Pacific, will go to Los Angeles to consult Dr. Smith, the celebrated specialist. He will be accompanied by Mrs Bowman. and ext ects to b. absent from the city about a wsek Mir Bowman has been feeling badly for some time past.
 Arrangements are being made by Messrs Deputy and Hill. two well known admirers of thoroughbr bred dogs, to pull eff fl ght bet tween two bull dogs of local fame The boys have not de- cided whether the fight will take place on this side or on Mexican soil. Large sums of money will change hands on the results.
 MT. John D Lamb manager of the Noche Buena Mining Company, came up from the mine in Sonora last Sun- day evening and spent Monday here transacting company business Mir Lamb re ported operations at Noche Buena progressing nicely and was very enthusiastic over the future of the mines
 Mir. H. H Greene, of Kansas City, who Is connected with the Llano Cop per Company, after spending several days at the mines near Noria, Sonora. came up from the camp Tuesday evening, and Wednesday morning left for the east accompanied by Dr. Hedrick also an officer of the com pany, of which 1 E. Bowers Is manager
 I. G. King has lefs number of samples of his silk fiber at thus office, where anyone interested can see it. The gentleman Is making a number of beautiful samples for big eastern firms, who have become interested in the manufacture of the fiber which Is cer- tainly valua ble. and should make Mir. King and his friends rich.
 Lieutenant Richard Feischer is in the City of Mexico on private busi- ness. His brother, l. B, is still de- tained by the Mexican authorities, pending investi gtIng of his case. He is accused of smuggling American clothing. etc into Mexico from the United States. His many friends hope for his early release and com plete vindication.
 w. H. Smith has a splendid assort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices
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 Next Monday Councilman and Mrs. Louis LulleY will depart for Los Angeles and other California pleasure resorts where they go for the benefit of Mrs Lulley's health. The lady's many frieuds hope for her speedy, complete recovery. During MT. Lul- Iey's absence from the city. Mark Lulley, assisted by 30 J Whiteside, will manage Lulley's Buffet.
 Thursday in Judge Chatham's court. Antonio Cervantes, the Mexican ar rested by Marshal Wylie on charge of having broken into and robbed the carpenter shop of E. 4. Burton, was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $1,OOO. After rcbbing the shop, Antonio took the stolen goods to the Mexican side of the line and sold them to Chinese merchants. Looks like pen for Don Cervantes.
 Gus Hyman. thirty years travel ing salesman in this te ritory for a big San Francisco wholesale house, has been 8 guest at the Montezuma hotel several days thIs week. Gus is we'll and favoraby known in every city, town and hamlet in Arizona. He ia thirty three degree booster and never overlooks a chance to say nice things about Arizona which he hopes to becosae a state, If not this year next.
 Colonel Partridge. this week pur-- chased from Attorney s. F. Noon, of this city, the old gold placer dIggings over in the Old Glory district, this