The border vidette., 1912-04-20
Richard Warren, general agent

and E C.. MuStain, traveline freight ana passenger. agent O1 ! the Fl PaSO X Southwestern System. with headquarters in F. 1 l'aSo. spent q couple of days ir ! NagulpS this week on company business. Both gentlemen are wide awake twenty century i huStlcrS. To hear them talk E. F. & S. $. dope. one would think their railroad the only one on earth.
 Fl COrreo de Sonora of Quay mas, in commenting editOrially " upon Col. Eandolph'S denial that he had invoked the protection of the United States upon the West Coast, praises Pre- sident Randolph in the highest terms both personally and as rail road official, and urges the citi- ZenS of Sonora to see to it that neither the lives nor property of the railroad and it's employees suffer from lack of protection by MeXicanS.
 Mr. Carlos Silva. the wealthy California cattle buyer, is ship ping sixteen hundred Sonora cattle through this port to Ca lifOrnia. Yesterday the cattle were inspected by Dr.. Hart, who arrived Thursday night from the north. Dr. Hart is about the busiest man in the country these days and is kept constant ly on the jump. No man in Uncle Sam's employ works harder for his pay check than the ever accommodating vet
 Good news comes from the New Mexico oil fields where the Inter State Oil Company of No gales owns valuab ble oil land on which they will shortly put a well boring machine. As re- suit of the strike made by the Mesa Seven Lake Oil Company. mention of which is made in another column, after today no stock in the local company will be sold for less than 90 cents per share. Those who bought at 10 cents are to be congratu- lated.
 H. J. KarnS, manager of KarnS Brothers, contractors who are installing the new municipal water system. is personally Su- perintendent the work of making final arrangements for the in stallation of the big engines and pumps. being ably assisted by Jack Straith and Schuyler Case. Nearly all the pipe has arrived and is being hauled out on the line. and Harry says he expects to lay one thousand feet q day after he gets started, at which rate it will take twenty-twO days to do the work, barring ac- cidentS, and July Fourth No galeS'w have an abundance of water from the river.
 H. NJ. Clagett, A. $. Noon and John Mcintyre, of this city, three brave gentlemen who were passengers on the train fired into last Wednesday, south of EmDalme, by Yaquis, report having had a very exciting time but none of them care to repeat the experience. Mir. Noon is not quite sure, but during the shooting, he got several good shots at the bandits with his pistol, and thinks he shot a number of the devils. Clagett and McKintyre, did not shoot, they were too busy lodging bullets of which there must have been nearly q hundred, fired by the Indians who lined the track for several miles. No one was hit.
 w. c. Budge. secretary of the Board of Trade, has received letters from Senators Smith and Ashursty in reply to letters sent them in the matter of the Baca Float No. 3, proposition for long time pending at Washing ton, which means so much for Santa Cruz county. Our senators pledge their earnest support and will use every honorable means to hasten the settlement of the Baca Float matter, which has for some time past been recciv- ing the attention of the Board of Trade, which has gathered and forwarded to our. senators and representative in Washington, d great deal of valuable data re lative to the Baca Float prOpo- SitiOn.
 Lee Reagan, manager of the