The border vidette., 1910-01-22

at the Lyric; the way the crowds pack ed both performances proves the Lyric is rapidly gaining popular favor. Every ght this week has shown big gain over the previous weeks receipts.
 Monday MT. Gillermo Mascartn4s, manager of the Santa Barbara and Buena Vista ranches, the property Of his father Don Manuel M Hsca rt ts, ex Mexican consul now sight seeing in l Europe, was here transa cting business connected with the big Mexican ranches.
 Mir. L. B Fleischer, proprietor of the A merican Clothing Factory, of No gales. Sonora. has gone to New York Oity on important private business, expecting to be absent from the city about three weeks The big factory is doing an enormous business through out the state of Sonora.
 Monday evening MT. H. E. Grace returned from trip to Hermosillo, | where he had been in connection with | a pig land deal in which he is interest cd. Harry is hustler and is as busy these days as a ''cranberry merchant !" His numerous friends hope he'll make l a million and then some.
 D. H Sherman, the assayer and chemist, is circulating a numerously signed petition to the authorities at | Washington, requesting the re estab lishment of government assay office at this port of entry. The petition also prays for the appointment of MT. Sherman as government assayer.
 Thursday O. M Wellsford of Her I 1,o hou
 ing arrived the night before from the south. MT. Welsford is a friend of Horace McGee, the automobile man who ia now successfully engaged in business in Hermosillo. The gentleman returned south Thursday night.
 Mr. Edward F. Oomegys, Jr. a banker from Gainesville. Texas, who has been visiting in Sonora and Sins- loa the past week. passed through No gales Monday night en route to his Texas home Mir Comegys was we'll pleased with his trip, and predicts great future for the states he has just visited.
 O. J. Ruppelrues, of the brokerage firm of O F Holer & Go, returned Tuesday night from Guaymas. where he has been for the past ten days with his little son, who was being treated l by specialist Dr. 0. Howard Davis. We are pleased to state that little Car l g is improving rapidly and will not loose his eye.
 If you want to spend a pleasant afternoon and evening call at Pete Torres nice new resort on Arizpe street. where ccol and refreshing drinks | and cold lunches are served, each afternoon and evening. Everything | first clase, neat and clean. Pee will l personally see that your every want is attended to music free.
 Nothing will please the host of friends of O. 0 Saxhang, e'Dear Old Lou" more than to learn according to his private communication to this office, that sin zee working near Barranca he is rapidly regaining his old time self He writes he is feeling first rate and pleased with his work. He is putting up the tanks and other iron works of large cyanide plant near that place. Quinn Brothers have received word that the new Theatre to be built for them at Bisbee, by Martin Costello will be stared next week. It will be equip ped for vaudeville and moving pictures and have a seating capacity of 75O. and be one of the finest west of Ohi- cago This will be the third house on the circuit which Quinn Brothers are forming in Arizone, with the idea of securing a much better class of pictures and vaudeville than otherwise obtain able.
 Solomon Levy, formerly of Nogales, now a resident of Magdalena, Sonora, where he is engaged in the mercantile business, with Pablo Flores, is receiv- ing excellent returns in the way of profits from ores taken from the La Gloria" mines situated in the Mazda lena mining district. The ore is car ried mule back about fifty miles, to Magdalena, where it is sold to ore buyers who pay cash for same. Solo, mon believes be has bonanza, but is willing to share his good fortune with friends, provided they have the price. The Mexican supreme court in the City of Mexico, has decided the case against the murderers of Don Louis Prouo. the wealthy ranch owner. Pablo Gomez. the man who fired the fatal shot. will be made to pay with his life. f Espinoza, IT,, and F. Bastian, the men who hired the assassin, were sen- fenced to seven years in the state peni- tentiary at Hermosillo They also paid the Protos $lO,000. and the I