The border vidette., 1912-08-31

l many years engaged m mln1n3
 in Arizona and Sonora, died in
 this city after short illness.
 Bright's was the cause of his
 passing. Jim Eastman was well ! known here and throughout So
 nora. New of his death will be
 learned with regret by many old
 time friends and acuuaintanceS.
 The Dominguez Builders Sup l ply Company, o. J. OmStead
 manager, have this week been
 busy making some important,
 much needed improvements in
 the Lyric theatre The work is
 tirstclass in every particular
 and greatly adds to the comfort of patrons of the big play house,
 which is also made more attrac-
 tive and pleasing in appearance.
 Yesterday Mrs. T. J. Turner,
 wife of Tom Turner, ex-sheriff of Santa Cruz county, spent the day in NOgaleS, from the ranch
 near Elgin. being accompanied
 by her friend, Miss H. M. Nye of Los Angeles, who is visiting at the Turner ranch. The ladies
 were chaperoned by B. G. Yoas, | Mrs. Turner's cousin. While in the city they were guests at the l National hotel.
 On August 25th, the amnesty to those in arms against the Ma derO govern ment ended and from now on all persons caught carry ing arms against the Mexican government will be executed
 without trial Notices to this effect have been posted in many public places in Nogales, and other towns throughout Mexico. The suspension of guarantees will make some of the would be- rebels, hesitate before entering the war game in Mexico.
 Answering the question put to him by County Attorney George O. HIiZinger, as requested by County Recorder P. B. Howell, Attorney General Bullard has written Attorney Hilzinger that the county registration books must remain closed 17 days. The law is so wOrded that Howell was puzzled whether the books should remain closed 17 or Is days. The attorney general sets out that the books must be c'osed Saturday, August 31 and be opened Sept. 17.-Citizen.
 When t comes to building rail road bridges, General Superin- tendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, can give anybody cards and spades and beat 'en in a walk. Barring earthquakes and dynamite, the line between Nogales and Guay- mas will be open for through traffic today, thanks to Supt. Temples untiring efforts. He has constantly been on the fire: line, personally directing the work of repairing the damages done by red faggers last week. 1
 Postmaster Harry Barnett of Patagonia, spent a couple of days l in Nogales this week from the | second city in the county. He reports business in his section 1 dOurishing and everybody we'll | and happy. MT. Barnett and | Wife own the big up to- date Commercial hotel at Patagonia, which, since the mining boom struck that section, is doing air | enormous business. The we-- goods emporium, is under the management of August Yarricl1, ! who is a past master in the busi- ness.
 Jack Woodrum, the veteran passenger conductor on the SO- nora railroad, after enjoying his vacation on the coast with his family, returned to No gales Thursday, and after a few days will go south to resume his duties. In Los Angeles, Jack saw MT. Howell Jordan, former ly of NOgales, who with his mother and sister resides at Pa sadena, where he owns pleas ant home. Captain Jordan was well and happy. He wished to be remembered to his NOgaleS friends.
 What will happen to the writ CTS of the anonymous letters be- ing sent through the Nogales, Arizona postoffice to citizens and officials of this place, if caught, will be aplenty. The commun- icationS which are written in are of a very threaten .