The border vidette., 1912-11-23

l y Il ness visitor in the city today. Mir. Elias company will cross another big bunch of Sonora cat tie next week.
 Sam Boucher, one of the lucky owners of the Three Liuemen mines situated near Mowry, is a business visitor in the city. Sam says the Three Linemen is de- VelOping into one of the big things il his section, ard he hopes soon to be able to make a trip to his old home back east in his own touring car.
 Mr. Balch, who is connected with the mercantile department down at the Cerro de Plata mines, was a business visitor here a couple of days this week He reports CerrO de Plata bigger and richer than ever, and the big mill and cyanide plant in stalled by Roy 6 Titcomb. Inc, Of this city, the mosC complete in Sonora.
 Tom Shannon, who with his as sOciateS have 6 group of copper silver properties in the PatagO- nia mountains, was here the fOrepart of the week purchasing mine and camp supplies. Ed. Cundall, of Colorado, one of Tom's partners, is daily expect ed in Nogales, when arrange ments will be made to operate the properties.
 Captain Beasley, mining man and ranch owner, who spends much of his time in Europe, when not looking after his Mex ican investments, is a guest at decide to spend the winter here. Captain Beasley is a great lover of all outdoor sports, especially polo, and has the finest string of polo ponies on the coast.
 Don Ramon Vasquez, pro- prietor of the Red House, who has been in New York for the past two months, will return home today. The gentleman's many friends will be pleased to learn that he has entirely re- covered his eyesight, and is again a well man. When in New York he had his eyes treated by one of the worlds greatest eye specialists.
 Good news comes from the mines of the Crescent Copper Company, in tn Patagonia mountains. this county, to the effect that the tunnel is now in 700 feet, and the mine looks bet ter than ever. A. l.. Peck, Dr. A. A. Doherty and a number of other Nogales people are largely interested in the company. All expect to realize big returns on their investment.
 Dr. A. L. Gustetter, this week received a handsome new Ford automobile. The medico and MT. Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of No gales, went to Tucson for the new machine, which they brought across country without accident. However, upon their arrival in front of the Lyric theatre, the thing stopped and refused to go- without gasoline.
 . In the case Of Steinfeld 6 Go. of Tucson, against Wing Wong of this county, the supreme court at Phoenix last Tuesday denied the application for a new trial and upheld the decision of Judge Fletcher M. Doan, Justice of the first judicial district of the terri tory of Arizona. The suit was for money alleged to be due SteinfeId & Co.,. which Wong claimed he did not owe.
 Colonel George w. Grove, the Colorado mining man, who for many years has been operating in this district, and in the state of Sonora, returned yesterday i from a business visit in CalifOr- nia. From here be will con tinue on to Guaymas, where he makes his headquarters when in Sonora. Several years ago. Col | onel Grove operated mines in the Washington Camp district.
 The Hermsoillo baseball play CTS who will tomorrow cross bats with our local boys, and their friends from the capital city will receive every consideration at the hands of their opponents and local fans The game to