The border vidette., 1912-04-27

erville, Arizona, spent several days in Nogales, this week from Greaterville, where the onyx mines are situated. He brought to the city nice samples of onyx for his friends and acquaintances MT. Knight believes he is going to make lot of money for him. self and friends
 Mesa Lake Oil Company stock of Mesa, Arizona, is now S10O % per share. The Inter State Oil Company stock k-only a small block-is being offered for 50 cts. per share. An up-to-date ma chine has been ordered. For information regarding Inter State Oil Company, see the Se- cretary and treasurer, MT. w. e. Bowman, local agent for the Southern Pacific Company.
 Charley Holler, the commission agent and customs Broker, has returned from Naco, where for a year past he has been engaged in the broker business, and will again engage in the same busi- ness here, having offices in the l.. Ephraim building on Morley avenue, over The Palace. Char ley has a host of friends in the border city, all of whom will be pleased to learn of his return.
 'Uncle Tom" Wills, of Uncle Toms Paradise, accompanied by his friend, a handsome Collie dog, visited in the city a couple of days this week. Uncle Tom has sold his farm near Elgin to California parties, but he says he will soon have another not far from his old stamping ground where for number of years he made his home hunder the Shelt- ering branched of giant oak tree.
 This week Colonel George Beebee, the land man, who is interesting coloniSt in the Elgin country, arrived from California with a big bunch of investors who contemplate investing in the Elgin district, which is rapidly filling up with practical dry farm CTS from different sections of the United States. The present year dry farmers who understand the game, will make good, with out half trying.
 w. $. Sultan, consulting en- gineer for N. l.. Amster, of Boston, the present owner of the Three R mine near PatagO- nla, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, spent Thursday ln Patagonia, where they are now sojOurning. While here MT. Sultan employed number of experienced men to work at the Three-R, which is rapidly becom- i ing one of Arizona's big produc-, ing mines.
 The forepart of the week an agent of the Mexican govern ment came to Nogales to receive big assignment of American rifles and nmunition, shipped through Wells Fargo Express Company. In the consignment were 800 guns and 3O,OOO soft nose bullets. The war stuff reached Empalme in safety, and will be used in the work of pa cifying Yaqui Indians who have recently been raising old Ned south of Empalme.
 Don. Cirilo Ramirez, many years customs house broker in Nogales, Sonora, who now makes his home at Hermosillo, Sonora's state capital where he is engaged in business, was stopover visitor in the line city couple of days this week on his way to Cananea, where he went on private business. He recently visited the city of Mex ico, accompanied by his daught CT, a native daughter of Nogales and a most charming, highly accomplished young lady.
 "Major" l.. E. Carrillo, local agent for Schlitz, who owns a big ranch and several thousand cattle in the Elgin country, visit ed his property the forepart of the week, and found everything in fine shape under the able management of Tom Turner, one of the best COW men in the southwest, who resided in No gales with his family when he was sheriff of Santa Cruz county. Major Carrillo visited Bob.