The border vidette., 1911-05-27
LOCAL ITEMS

Manuel Mascarenas has gone to Juarez, having been called there by General Madero. The ladies of the Santa Cruz Club had a really delightful time at their Wednesdays ses- sion.
 Mrs. J. w. Schultz has return ed from California where she had been visiting relatives and friends.
 C.. G. Huss, a special office of the Southern Pacific, with head quarters at Tucson, was here | Thursday on official business. Colonel Chiapas, late of the Mexican army, accompanied by his wife passed north this morn ing en route to San Francisco.
 Dr. Sneaker, Dr. Kindsley and Attorney Duffy, since they ac- quired ''soil'' over Casa Grande way, have become quite chesty. We don't blame 'em.
 This week Mark Lulley and J. A. Harrison have been in | Tombstone, where they were called to serve their country as United States grand jurors. The Austerliz mine over at Gro Blanco, is looking fine, ac cording to letter received from Colonel William Partridge, the English mining engineer, in charge.
 Watt Gittins is back from Sonora, where he has for some time past been in the employ of a big mining company, which is not operating now pending the settlement of the troubles in Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Crepin of days in the city, have gone to Tucson, being accompanied by their three little daughters. MT Crepin has recovered from his recent illness.
 Mrs. Proto, widow of late Louis Proto, brother of Don Anton Proto, is,visiting in. the city from the great Cocospera ranch in Sonora. Several of her children are attending col lege in Los Angeles.
 l.. B. Gasche, superintendent of the Greenwell- Arizona Mining Company, was a business visitor in the city Thursday from the Golden Rose camp, where Op erations are progressing in a very satisfactory manner.
 A big crowd will go to Sonoita canyon next Tuesday to help the Santa Cruz Club celebrate De coration Day. Don't miss the chance to spend day in the country. If you don't have a good time, it's your own fault.
 Joe Lusignan, the mill wright, after a prolonged absence in Sonora, is enjoying well-earn- ed rest at home with his family. Joe says his newly invented gold machine has no equal on earth as a sure e-enough gold Saver."
 This week Nogales has been visited by many prominent,
 
 the state of Sonora, who came here on private business. Every district in the state has re- presentation here. All receive the glad hand of welcome; many will be missed when they return home after the "cruel war is oVer."
 B. B. Holt, the Magdalena mining engineer and senior mem Der of the assay firm of Holt Brothers, spent Thursday in the city, guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Holt said he be- lieved it would now only be matter of very short time when the state of Sonora will experience a great boom not only in mining but in land and other wonderfully rich resources.
 The United States grand jury at Tombstone the forepart of the week ignored the indictment against Pete Torres, Ben Aello, Erlindo Valdez and Luis Lopez, the four Nogales boys arrested out near the Mexican line by United States cavalrymen on a charge of violating the neutral ity laws. The boys are natural ly glad to regain their liberty, fho1ncc fhnv Tol1