The border vidette., 1911-04-15

days been a visitor in the city.
 Bias for a long time has been
 representing Albert Steinfeld X,
 O., the big Tucson firm, in
 Mexico. For a long time he and his family resided in Nogales.
 Sig SynondS, one of the oldest,
 best known travelling men on the road, who often visits No i gales, was here tho fOrepart of the week Interviewing local GUS toners. Sig says lie is seventy two, but his; friends insist hos only twcnty-one.
 Peter Johnson, many years operating mining property in the state of Sonora, with head quarters at Magdalena, was here Tuesday, from Sonora, after an extended absence. Peters num- erOuS NOgales friends are always pleased to see him.
 Wednesday morning about five hundred head of Sonora cattle l from, the Alamo Cattle Com pany'si ranch thirty miles from Magdalena, Sonora, were cross ed at this port of entry, the purchaser being Frank Ramsey. The cattle were shipped to Col OraGO.-
 w. E. Bower, proprietor of Rancho los Coches, situated in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains, this county, has been serving his country here this week as grand juror. MT. Bower has one of the best ranches in his section of the county.
 Nick Farrell, eldest son of Hon. Richard Farrell, of Har- shaw. has been here this week is one of the champion bronco busters of the southwest. He can ride anything on earth in the way of horse flesh. If you don't believe it, trot out you hOSS.
 F. J. Hobson, with the Santa Cruz & Sonora Reduction Com pany, has this week been out in the hills on business for his big company. Hobson is a thorough mining engineer of the old school; nothing but the real thing for him, as all who have busi- ness dealings with him will soon learn.
 Ben Powell of the Huachuca mountains, where for long time he and his family have made their home, has been here attending court this week, from his fine mountain home. While here 1he purchased from A. A. Hucgin, of the City Dairy, a couple of thoroughbred Jersey calves.
 John Henderson, Jr.. son of John Henderson, one of Sonora's pioneer mining men, who now makes Pasadena, California his home, has been in town a couple of days from his fathers mines west of Nogales in Sonora about fifteen miles. Young Henderson is an expert assayer as well as a firSt-claSS miner.
 The grand jury investigated the charges against Mrs. l.. Bertiss G. Whealy, who was held following the verdict of the coroner's jury that William Whealy came to his death from morphine poison, and found no bill. The woman, who was re presented by Joseph F. Seymour, Jr, is still in the city.
 The murder cases of Fernando YslaS and MaximO Saldate. | Mexicans charged with killing four Chinamen whom they snug gled across the border from i Mexico have been set for April 17th. The grand jury indicted ! Yslas and Saldate for murder on three charges and on one charge | of assault with deadly weapons. l
 I. E. Bower, mana ger of the Llano Copper Company, with at camp, near Mo- ria, Sonora, was a business wis itor here Thursday of this week. MT. Bower says he is not uneasy about the rebellion in Sonora, and believes he and Mrs. Bower are as safe now as ever before in that country, where they are well known.
 Mine Host and Mrs. l.. J. F. Jaeger of the Santa Rita and Montezuma hotels, here and in Tucson. spent Wednesday night