The border vidette., 1911-06-17

1 for the Southern Pacific Railroad company on the West Coast, has removed his family to Nogales from Culiacan, Sinaloa, where ] they have been residing. After getting the family comfortably located on West Elm street, Lieutenant Krohn returned to Culiacan, his headquarters. He was there during the attack and surrender of the city, and re- ports the loss of life and prop erty enormous. Three days after the battle the body of man was found on top of his house. The man had been shot many time by the rebels.
 Major Loreto E. Carrillo, of Tucson and Elgin, has purchas- ed the Nogales Meat Market and Cold Storage, and will in future personally manage the business, which will be kept up to it's present high standard. Major Carrillo has had great deal of practical experience in the meat business both on the hoof and on the block-and will do his ut most to please the citizens of Nogales, by giving them the best of everything in his line at prices that are right. He has also taken over the local agency for the famous Schlitz beer, which will be kept in his big cold storage. Major, we wish you success.
 Trains on the Sonora railway are again running on the old schedule, the train south leaving Nogales at 10 o'clock at night, returning will arrive here at o'clock in the morning. The following is the schedule be- tween Guaymas and Mazatlan: South bound mixed extra leaves Guaymas at 9 a. m:; arrives at Navojoa , p. m.; leaves Navojoa at 5:2O p. m.; arrives at San Bias at 1O:5O, leaves San Bias at a. m.: arrives at MaZatlan at 9:3O p. m. Northbound pas Senger leaves Mazatlan 6 a. m.; arrive at San Bias at 9:3O p. m.; leaves San Bias at 3:3O a. m.; arrives at Navojoa at 1000 a. m.; leaves Navojoa at 1O:20 d.. n1.; arrives at Guaymas at 6:2O D. m. See regular time table.
 Attorney A. A. Worsley of Tucson, one of the old pueblo'S successful lawyers, was a visitor in the line city Tuesday, on business connected with the customs smelter to built at the junction of the Twin-Butte and Nogales-Tucson railroad. A number of NOgales citizens sub scribed for stock in the shelter which will be d benefit to this section of the country. Mir. Worsley says the work of erect ing the plant will be commenced at once and pushed to completion as rapidly as possible. The gentleman is also interested in land near Casa Grande, where Attorney F. J. Duffy and Drs. Sneaker and Kingsley recently acquired land. Mir. WOrsley believes the Casa Grande country has a bright future, and advises his friends to get some of the soil"
 Hon. Francisco Morales, one of Sonora's best known, most prominent citizens, has been spending the past ten days in the city, accompanied by his family and d party of friends. MT. Morales, who is very popular in his state with the revolutionists, is being urged to run for vice governor of the state. The gentleman is qualified in every respect to fill any high position of trust in the gift of the Mex ican people, and should he de- eide to enter the race, no doubt would be given the hearty sup port of his friends who are very numerous throughout the state, especially in the Ures and Quay mas districts where he and his distinguished family have resid- ed many years. MT. Morales is an educated gentleman of most pleasing personality whom it is a pleasure to meet. During his short visit he has made many new friend.
 C.. G. Huss, special officer for the Southern Pacific, with head quarters in Tucson, spent Thurs day in the city on official busi- ness. Huss in company with Special Officer Daley of Tucson last Saturday arrested John Williams the cOlOred gentleman