The border vidette., 1912-05-25

geles with his sister, TriXy, is again circulating among his No gales friends. John and his si>t own valuable real estate here.
 The West Coast Supply Com pany, is a new firm organized recently in Nogales, business automobiles, etc., with Dumont P. Smelling as the company's manager We wish the new firm success.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson and Arthur Crepin of Patagonia, former owners of the three R mine, stopped over in the city on their way home from Tucson, where they had been on private business.
 FOR SALE CHEAP Silver lead prospects situated in the ia nous HarShaw mining district Santa Cruz County. Showing very good. Price reasonable Address Chas. A. Peters, Pata- gonia Arizona.
 Martin Raines, brother of l..
 
 gone to Cananea on business. MT. Raines is master machi- mist. He recently arrived here from Old Mexico, where he has resided many years.
 John Glasson, the mining man is the proud poSSeSsor of a handsome specimen of silver ore almost the pure quill, taken from one of the great silver mines of New Mexico, of which John was manager many years ago.
 Willard Wright, chief cattle inspector, who makes his home in Tucson, was here Tuesday of this week. MT. Wright has many old frinds and acquaint- ances in Nogales and Santa Cruz who are always pleased to see him.
 Yesterday morning Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., was a north bound passenger, en route to the Pacific coast, to join his father, Don Manuel, who left Monday morning for the coast, expecting to be absent from the city all summer.
 Judge M. M. Trickey of Wash ington Camp is shipping cop per ore from his Kansas Mine The ore is hauled to the Pata- gonia station, from where at the present time a number of people are shipping ore to the El PaSo and others smelters.
 Mrs. Dolores N. de Esp1noza, mother of Mrs B. D. Miller, has arrived from her ranch home west of Guaymas to spend the summer in Nogales, where she has @ summer residence Mrs. Espinoza is accompanied by her son Fernando.
 Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico passed north the forepart of the week on his way to Washington D. O., being accompanied by his mother and little daughter. Mr. Temple is travelling in his hand some private car, "Culiacan."
 At the present time there is absolutely no trouble along the line of the Southern Pacific of Mexico railroad between Noga- les and Topic, and everywhere throughout the state of Sonora there is peace. The war clouds in Mexico are slowly but surely disappearing.
 Tuesday the Alamo Cattle Company crossed at this port 1900 head of Sonora cattle. The cattle were driven Uo Calabasas where they were loaded on cars and shipped east. Messrs. Kib- bey, and Ramon Elias personally superintended the business of crossing the stock here
 Johnson and Boucher recently made an important strike in their mine near Mowry, accord ing to reports from that section, and it now looks as if the boys are going, to win out, big. Here's hoping. They have worked hard and deserve success. The mine is known as the Three Line men,
 Harry Creighton, of the U. $. customs service, with head quarters at Nogales, has for several days been absent from the city on official business. The forepart of the week he was at Sasabe inspecting a big bunch of steers for the Alamo Cattle Company. The cattle were cross