The border vidette., 1912-08-17

peaches in town. Naturally he
 takes a great deal of interest in
 his big garden. which he gives
 his personal attention.
 We are sorry to announce the
 death Wednesday, of the infant child of MT. and Mrs. Jesus Sal
 damando, from fever. The flu neral was held Thursday from the family residence, interment
 being in the NogaleS cemetery.
 w. E. Pomeroy, manager of
 Nina MeXicana, down near To nichi. Sonora, came up from the mine last Sunday and continued on to Fl PaSO to visit his family. ] He said he was having little trouble with his power plant, otherwise things were O. k. at the big property of which he is manager. Men of Bill Pomeroy's make, don't let d little thing like revolutions interfere with their business.
 United States Line Riders G. Sayre and Jim Gamble, accomp- anied by Immigration Inspectors John Brickwood and John Harn, left yesterday for long hike out on the international line west of NOgaleS hundred miles, eX- pecting to be absent from head quarters a month or six weeks. The country is one of the most interesting sections of the state and abOunda in mountain sheep, deer and other game.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Taylor, Tuesday arrested and took to jail a Mexican shop litter, who was caught in the act of steal ing a hat from La Vile de Paris, corner Morley avenue and In ternational street. Frank was called up by telephone and made sensational ride from the court house to the scene of the rob- bery where he took charge of the thief who was being held by the proprietor of the store.
 Todd Woodworth, of Wood worth & Layne, owners of the AuSterlitz mine over in the Gro BlancO district, which is rapid ly becoming one of the sure enough big paying mines of the southwest, accompanied by his wife, spent Thursday and yes terday in the city. While here MT. Woodworth put several thousand real dollars in circula- tiOn, and as a result several Nogales firms are happy.
 Solomon Levy, the Magdalena merchant. was a business visit or in the city yesterday from Cerro de Plata, where Roy & Titcomb Inc, of this city are busy installing a plant for Holt Brothers. Solomon reported great activity at the mines and and at Cumural station, which is now one of the busiest places on the Sonora railroad. H. M. Clagett is in charge of the work or erecting the new plant.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., the rebel governor of Sonora, with General Rojas, and eight hun dred rebels, is said to be at Ures, where a battle with federals and state troops under Governor Maytorena, is hourly expected. The rebels are said to be head ing for Minas Prietas; from there they will make an attempt to capture the ports of Nogales and Naco. Governor Maytorena, however, is confident of crush ing the rebels.
 A. A. Davis and l.. Gerber, two prominent Oregon cattle buyers, were here a couple of days this week closing a deal with Senator J. A. Harrison and c. Marsteller, for fifteen hundred | head of steers, to be shipped | north about October first. We'd | nesday Messrs. Davis and Ger Der left for Klamath, Oregon, greatly pleased with their visit | here. Sunday they witnessed | the bull fight in Nogales, Sonora, during which two bulls were kill ed.
 Max Muller, manager of Ban co de Sonora, with headquarters at Hermosillo, came up from the capital city Thursday and yes terday he continued on to the coast where he and his family will enjoy couple of weeks out ing. Mir. Muller says the NOga les climate is the best on earth and he always enjoys visiting