The border vidette., 1911-04-01

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 At the election of school trus- tee held last Saturday Tom Wylie was unanimously elected. He had no opposition. MT. Wylie will fill the responsible position in a.creditable a. manner. for he has always had the welfare of | the public schools at heart and will take an interest in every thing pertaining to the schools.
 Joseph Hunter, the Denver lawyer, is guest at the Mon tezuma hotel, having arrived sev- eral days ago from the north to attend the April term of district court, which will convene here on Monday, April 1Cth, 1911, in stead of next Monday, owing to the fact that His Honor can't be here next week, his duties call ing him elsewhere at that time.
 Tuesday E. W. Clapp, freight and passenger agent Of the Southern Pacific Tucson division, with headquarters in Tucson accompanied by Assistant Super intendent KruttSchnitt and k. A. Macon, travelling freight and passenger agent, visited Nogales on company business. From here MT. Macon went to Can anea, the other gentlemen, re turning to Tucson Wednesday,.
 Last Sunday Albert Mascarc- mas, cX-mana ger of the NogaieS, Sonora, branch Of Banco Sono- ra, enjoyed a visit here with his family and old friends and ac- quaintances. Nr. Mascarenas is now manager of the banking house recently eSta bliShed in HermOSillo by stockholders of the (Banco de Sonora, ofe which mention was recently made in. THE BORDER VIDETTE.
 Everybody in Nogales is glad to again hear the whistle at the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company's foundry blow, after shutdown of a few days. The big manufacturing company gives employment to many men, at good wages, and each week a gOodly sum of money is put in circulation here. Roy & Titcomb. Inc, are agents for the Arizona 1 Sonora Manufacturing Company. r Since Harry J. karns has taken charge of the Gas Com pany'S business number of buSi,. ness houses on both sides of the international line have put in gas for lighting and cooking pur- poses. Harry says there is new business" every day, and he is proud of the record he's making. The Nogales. Sonora city market willin future be lighted by gas. Harry is a wide awake hustler.
 In the battles this week at Ures and vicinity, between the iStS many lives arc reported to have been lost on both sides. Fhe government 1t forces claim to have been victorious; the rebels say they whipped the federals to q frazzle. Everybody hopes to see trouble in Mexico ended at an early date. At best war is hell, and we believe in peace if we have to fight for it.
 A. w. Hawkins, the Wells Fargo express messenger, run ming between NOgale:s and Mag atlan, who is alleged to have ab- seconded with $50, GOO, was cap tured Thursday at q small town named Autlan, in the state of Jalisco, fifty miles inland, where he was trailed by Wells Fargo detectives from California. Aran ArgliellO, who is well known in Nogales, was also captured. When captured Hawkins had S15, eco in his possession.
 C. E. Krohn, secretary of the Sonora Copper Company, the main office of which Is located in Kansas City, Mo, arrived in the city Thursday night from the east, being met here by Pre- siGent and General Manager A. NJ. Conard, who with his wife arrived the evening before from the mines at Cobre Grande, So nora, making the overland trip i1, Nh. (,c1ar6'S bit- fp11,.iOC CT 11I