The border vidette., 1911-03-25

LlanO Copper Company, after spending two days here on com pany business, returned south
 experiencieG practical miner. He
 understands all the tricks of the
 mining game and the company
 lucky enough to secure his ser
 vices is to be congratulated.
 Engineer Matthews of the
 Southern Pacific Railroad Com
 pany, with headquarters at Tue
 son, has been here a couple of
 days, on business connected with
 Tuesday evenings wreck at
 Calabasas. MT. Matthews for
 merly resided here with his
 family. All are pleasantly re
 membered by NogaleS residents.
 Major Cooper of Washington,
 D. C., is a guest at the National
 hotel. Major Cooper is president of the Richfield Copper Co.,, of which John GlaSSOn, who with his wife is also d guest at the National, is general manager. There is little doing at the com pany's property just now, own ing to the revolution in Sonora.
 Richard Roscow, of Paw tucket, R. l., who is largely in tereSted in the Red Bear Mining Co.,, after spending a couple of weeks in this section, during which he visited the gold prop erty of his company in Sonora, has returned home, greatly pleased with conditions at camp, under Manager Huntington's su- pervisiOn.
 Walter Bailey, United States line rider, who is also a deputy United States marshal, accom- panied by Mrs. Bailey, spent days here the forepart of the week from Arivaca, where he has a pleasant country home. While here MT. Bailey purchas- ed a fine saddle horse from Lieu dry troop now stationed at this place.
 E. B. Holt, representing Holt | the Magdalena assay arS and chemists, was business l visitor here couple of days | 5his week, returning south We'd | lesday night. Anyone needing work done in their line, will find | he Holt boys thoroughly com oetent and reliable. They have | welt equipped officers in Mazda ena where they are highly thought of and enjoy the fullest confidence of all.
 Thursday MT. E. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company, was here from he second city in the county. While here he disposed of his 'ple1fdid team of thoroughbred horses to a wealthy Mexican # Hermosillo, Sonora, the teal having been made through Henry, Levin, of the firm of levin & Joffroy, commission gents of this city. The price 'eeeived was S4OO, gold.
 J. A. White, of New York City, who has been enjoying a months visit in the line city, has zone to Tucson, where he will
 q eturning east via Los Angeles. Mr., White is writer of maga- inc stories. While here he gathered data for number of hort and one long serial story which he will write upon his re- urn east. He expressed him. elf as greatly pleased with No ,aleS, our climate and hoSpitable 'eople.
 In United States Commission }ird's court the forepart of the 7eek, Diego Gastelum, Rafael luiroz and Francisco Sasueta, ad their preliminary hearing on charge of being Mexican revolu- ionists illegally in the United tates. There being no evidence gainSt the men, they were iven their liberty to the delight all who know them. United tateS Attorney Morrison ap- cared for the prosecution, and , 'oon & Barry ably represented ( le defendants.
 Ed. Jones, the contractor, is lck from Sonora, bringing with $ i'm interesting stories of the lovements of Mexican revOlu- l onists headed by Colonel Juan l abra1, late of this place. Two t rebs headed by Col. uan, visited the mining camp l hora Ed uyoS o,1,1DIox-o1 an1 /,