The border vidette., 1911-02-04

Simmons Magazine" has notified Dr. Laug hlin of this city of the ap- pearance of one of his latest stories in the forth coming February issue "The Courage of Coward" Advance or ders can be filled by the Sonora News Do. The price of this magazine noted for its distinctive literature and beau siful illustr ekions is ten cents.
 W. B. Riley. clerk of the district court at McAlister, Oklahoma, is in Nogales on combined business and pleasure visiting. The gentleman is a frit nd of Probate Judge NJ Marsteller, who is chaperoning him around through the neighboring mining dis tricts Mr. Riley and rumber of his Oklahoma friends may become interes ed in mining property near this city.
 The Congregational supper SO clever ly advertised to be held at Loeb's store Tuesday eve. Jan. 31st, was as every one had anticipated both a social and financial success. Dainty tables, an excellent menu, courteous and atten- tive walters all combined to thorough 7 satisfy the patrons who vent away we'll pleased on every si1e. We con- eratulate the Ladies Aid on their urqu .li6ed success.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky. com msnder of the rurales in Sonora, was here the forepart of tho week. having come up to take charge of Jose Duarte, the man who last Sunday shot and instantly killed Francisco Por- tilio, acting p esidente ot the town of | Santa Cruz, Sonora. The colonel Is very much alive, reports to the con- trary not with standing. It is doubt- ful if the same can be said of the slayer of Portillo.
 Last Sunday at Santa Cruz. Jose Duarse, 8 Mexican well known in Santa C.uz county mining camps, shot and instantly killed Acting Presidente Franc:s,o Portillo of the town of Santa Cruz The killing is said to have been the result of trouble over the Pilare s mines near Cauanea, which Duarte claimed his victim had taken from him illegally, and then boassed of his act. Monday George B. Marsh. Inc, cent out handsome co fin in which to hury the dead official, and Monday night at 12 o'clock Duarte. his slayer. was turned over to Colonel Kosterltzky's rurales.
 Although officers have been search ing low and high for clews that would lead to the arrest of the party or torney Frank J. Duffy. Dr. w. H.
 Purdy and Dr A A. Doherty. nc arrests have as yet been made, anc
 timid citizens are wondering "whert they are at,'' aud our eff :ers never
 sleep, for fear of being handed an-
 other package. The man who entered
 Dr Pusdy's house was tall Mexican He may be the same man who robbed Ar. putfJ and Dr. Doherty. In al , several hundred doiiars worth of prop !, erty was taken, including dental sup . plies. silverware, clothing. etc.
 Manager John Mcintyre of the Sa,
 Antonio Copper Miuing Company
 mines three mile from Tonichi, So : nora, Mexico, arrived in the cit, Q Wednesday, night accompanied by Mrs Mcintyre and the babe Mir. McIntyr . was at Tonicbi during the battles be- 8 tween the revolutionists and fedora soldiers on January 26th and 27th, last : On Thursday thirty rebels fought fou
 hundred federals to 6 standstill, an
 on Friday fifteen revolutionists hell their own against General Torre;
 forces. Seven rebels and fifteen tede rals were killed in Fridays fight. MI
 Mcintyre denies the report that tn
 soldiers under General Torres attempt
 ed to assault the wife and daughter :. of the railroad company's agent a
 Tonichi. After attending to privat
 business here Mir. Mcintyre will re turn to the mines