The border vidette., 1911-05-20

J. E. WlSP. tho C'alabaSa>S cat
 tic man, vas 9 business ViSitO
 in town Thursday from hi
 splendid ranch home Mr. Wis
 owns valuable city prOport, which hc will improve in tn near future.
 George Januel, the exDer
 German barber, on Morley Ave
 near International line, guaran
 tees his work, and respectful,
 invites you to give him a trial
 Everything neat and clean. HaiI Cutting q speciality. If.
 The many friends of Mr. Her
 mann K1auSer, the Toledo, Ohio
 oil expert, will regret to learr
 that he will shortly leave No
 gales for his eastern home
 During his stay here Mr. Klaus
 or has made many warm friends. Don Manuel Mascarenas, Sr., | the millionaire banker and ranch CT of Nogales, Sonora, has gone to San Francisco on private
 business, expecting to be absent from the city a couple of weeks His son Manuel, Jr. is looking after his fathers business here.
 Ed. Mainline and a number of friends came down from Pata- gOnia the -fOrepart of the week expecting to see Nogales attack ed by the rebels. When told that the fight had been post poned, Ed. and his friends al most Wept, so great was their disappointment.
 Last night the provisional governor of the state of Sinaloa, arrived in the city from Juarez, where he had been to see Gen eral Madero, provisional presi- dent of Mexico. The gentleman will proceed at once to Sinaloa with instructions from Madero to the insurrectos.
 B. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia business, was here the fOrpart of the week transact ing company business. Mr, Bethell said the company's loss in the recent fire when the store at Patagonia was destroyed, was about SoOOOOO. He said the place was set on fire by parties unknown.
 Bo. J. WhiteSide has received a letter from c. D. Moreno, of The Arcade, who for the past month has been at the Sentinel hot springs near Yuma. MT. MOreno's., many friends will be glad to learn that he is a well man. Ex-Mayor John T. Brickwood, of this city. also at the springs is getting along fine.
 Bert MOnteverde, many years | 3 successful business man of | HermOSillo, Sonora, Mexico, , passed north the fOrepart of the | week on his way to San Diego, to visit his sister who is quite ill., MT. MOntever- le stated that the capital city is lead and buried in a business way, and he sees no chance for better times until the war is ! over.
 News of terrible fighting be- jWeen rebels and federal at Ma 7OjOa, Sonora, reached here last night. It is said that a large Orce of rebels attacked the town md killed or captured every ederal soldier there. Many bridges have been burned and it will be some time before trains gain operate on the Southern , Pacific of Mexico south of Elm 'alme.
 Tom Turner, an eX-sheriff of ( 'anta Cruz county, after spend ( lg several days here on busi- ( ess connected with the big { anch owned by Vail & Gates, t l this county, left for home z The Empire ranch C one of the best in Arizona and t om Turner is one of the best T )w men in seventeen states. a is friends are always glad to l; ,e him. | Pete Torres, after spending Q .veral days in the Nogales, u onora jail, is again circulating o nong his friends, thanks to U merican Consul Dye and Col F ctor of Customs O'Keefe, who u cured his release. It is said at Don Pedro was accused of c ,1- Ss11yo,. to fo o