The border vidette., 1911-06-03

Last Sunday forenoon at Ma
 sonic Hall the Spanish American
 Alianza of Nogales celebrated its
 14th anniversary. After tn (
 Smoker dance was enjoyed by
 the members and their friends.
 Everybody had fine time.
 Bob Soto, who had the mis-
 fortune to break one of his arms
 last Tuesday while playing ball
 at the Santa Cruz Club picnic,
 has plenty of nerve. His friends
 say he would make a fine Mex | ican rebel. The little fellow permitted Dr. Sneaker to patch
 up his arm without making a
 complaint, although he suffered terrible agony.
 John Higgenbotham, the ever
 genial Scotchman, whose mining
 interests are down in Sonora, near Carbo, passed south Tues day from San Francisco, where
 he has been pending peace ne
 gOtiatiOns in our sister republic.
 John recently made a flying trip
 to England on private business.
 He said he was glad to get back to the cactus"
 P. Sandoval, ex-federal presi- dente of Nogales, Sonora, has gone to the Pacific coast for the summer. He was accompanied
 by his wife, a most estimable lady who will be missed by her many Nogales friends and ac- QuaintanceS. To the Tucson press. Mf. Sandoval expressed great confidence in Mexico'S future under Madero's admistra- tion.
 .s Mrs.5J. N. McFate is here from Globe enjoying a visit with her husband, who has pleasant quarters at the National Mr.. McFate is largely interested in Sonora lands and mines. For some time past he has made Noga1eS his headquarters. Mac has recovered from a recent sick spell, and now that his wife is with him, his happiness is com plete. f-
 This afternoon between four and five o'clock the May torena Special" will arrive in Nogales from Guaymas. More than four hundred people from the bay city will visit our city afternoon and Nogales should make preparations to give them a warm welcome. Guaymas is the home of Jose M. Maytorena, candidate for governor of Sonora. r .@-..-. -.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. I. B. Bower were guests at the Montezuma hotel from the Lla- no Copper Company's mining camp near .Noria a a--short- dis tance. Mn Bower was met here by his friend and associate Nick Liniger, who has returned from a combined business and pleas ure trip to Kansas City, his home. Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Bower and MT. Liniger went down to the mines:
 J. V. Escalante, one of the best known citizens of Sonora, who was arrested by soldiers of | Madero at Cananea and kept in jail five days, says the officers treated him royalty and he has none but kind words for them. Negro" will for the time being make his home in Nogales, but hopes soon to arrage his affairs SO that he can return to his family and friends in Sonora, lis native state, where he has mining and other valua able in jereStS.
 B. V. Dodge, superintendent ,f the Cabrillo Mining Company hines in Sonora, near Noria, vas a business visitor here the orepart of the week from the hines being accompanied by his vife and the baby. The Cabrillo 5 a high grade silver producing of merit, formerly own d by Holt brothers of Magdale- ; a, Sonora. For some time past egular shipments of the high ] rade stuff have been made to l le El PaSO Shelter. (
 Gaston Schwob, formerly of lis city now a successful mer- : hant of Cananea, Sonora, Mex 70, was a business visitor in ( le line city couple of days this ! eek, from the big copper camp. Deah" GaStOn was master | f ceremonies at the big recep- ' on rendered Colonel Juan Ga