The border vidette., 1912-08-24

he has important business ir
 Mexico, but he refuses to walk
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave.
 in BrickwoOd building, guaran
 tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of La
 Popular, the big Morley avenue
 up to- the minute hsberdashery,
 is back from a combined business and pleasure trip east, Chicago and New York. He also visited his old home at ElktOn, Mary land, where he had not been for twenty two years. He reports having had a glorious time but is glad to get back to Nogales.
 In a fight with a bunch of Generl Campos rebels at El Gro, east from Poza station a dozen miles, yesterday Bert Cunningham, who is in the em
 ploy of the mining company, shot and killed three r e l $. Cunningham and Superintendent Curtis, who was with him, reach ed the railroad safe and will arrive here on this afternoons train from Querobabi.
 George A. Lonsberry, the Los Angeles mining man, came up from the south Thursday night on the troop train, being ac companied by Mrs. Cur S laughter and mother, who for some time past have been visit ing El Gro mines out from POza station. Mr. Curtis who is ma nager of Fl Gro mine, remained at camp. Yesterday Mir. Lons- berry and the ladies left for Los Angeles.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky arrived from Magdalena Thurs day and is guest at the Ma tional. He is accompanied by his family. The colonel was in the fight at La Dura, where his command routed the rebels un- der General Rojas. Before re- turning south Col. Kosterlitzky will have his eyes treated. He reports conditions in Sonora bad, but is confident the government will win.
 W. M. Shelton, one of the best people on earth, who for several months past has been working at the Three R. mine, a f tel spending a week pleasantly in the city with friends, will return to the mine next Monday. Shel- ton never does things by halves, and during his visit here royalty entertained number of friends at a German luncheon. He says he enjoyed every minute of his stay here.
 Judge o. Phelps of Mowry, where he owns valuable mining and other property, accompanied by his daughter Georgia, spent several days in the city this week, being guests at the Mon tezuma. Judge Phelps says since the splendid rains the MOwry | country looks like a vast garden. The climate at Mowry is ideal and there are fine accommodations | for those desiring to visit there | during the hot summer months. |
 w. G. Bowman, general agent of the Southern Pacific at this place, is a very busy man these days, and nights too. On Thurs day he Lad all his company's rolling stock brought across the international line, and took other steps to prevent many thousand dollars worth of freight from falling into the hands of the re- bels should they pay Nogales a visit. At this time the Southern Pacific needs men like MT. Bow man in charge.
 Monday R. R. Richardson and w. s. Sultan of the Three R. Mine, Neil Mcdonald of the August group; James Johnson of the Ivanhoe and Frank Pow CTS of the Worlds Fair mine, appeared before the board of and succeeded in that honorable body that the assessment on their sc veral properties as recently pub .ished was too high. All went home feeling most kindly to- ward the board.
 Dr. Sneaker of this city, who $ now company physician for 5he Border Mines Company, of which Woodworth and Layne