The border vidette., 1912-11-16

LOS NGClOnOS ClSdr mDdny O.
 this city, spent Thursday here hitting the road again yesterday
 morning.. The Lieutenant re
 ports business good all over
 Arizona, and the popular Two
 Nations cigars daily growing il
 popularity. His many friends
 here and elsewhere throughout
 Arizona and Sonora, will be pleased to learn that he is feel l ing fine.
 Nick Farrell, one of Santa
 Cruz county's boys who recently
 homestead on a splendid ranch at the head of the San Rafael
 valley, about eight miles from Mowry, was in town yesterday transacting private business.
 Dick is going into the cattle business on a big scale, and during the past few days has purchased 500 head of cattle. He understands the COW busi- ness thoroughly, and is sure to succeed.
 Through the kindness of Lew Roller, Diamond Lew) Mrs. Judge O. Phelps of Mowry, handed us the handsomest lemon ever grown in this section. The lemon was from tree in the yard at the beautiful Phelps home, at Mowry over five thous- and feet above sea level. After seeing and tasting the lemon, our lemon expert pronounced it a perfect specimen, and in due time will forward Mrs. Phelps a Blue Ribbon.
 B. B. Sharpe, secretary of La Cobriza Mining Company, is back from a business visit to Tucson with Mr. Fred c. Emery, president of the company, who recently returned from Chicago, where he left Mrs. Emery and the little girl. MT. Emery drove his automobile from NogaleS to Chicago. It is said that about the first of December work will be resumed at La Cobriza on big scale, under. Superintendent Tonkin'S personal direction.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky is reported to have commenced operations, with a picked con- mand under him, against the rebels in Sonora. If the colonel has lost none of his old time nerve and courage, something will be doing in that state very soon. The colonel has a habit of carrying a court along with him, and when he captures an enemy he proceeds to try, con- vict and execute him on the spot. Rather drastic proceed ings, but they have heretobefore proved highly effectually. --Phoe- nix Gazette.
 Last week at Guaymas, Judge Carlos Navarro, only brother of Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas Sr., and Mrs. Dolores N. de ESpinosa passed away after a short illness at the age of s73 years. Judge Navarro was the father of Mr. Cayetano Navarro, well known in Nogales, where he spent se- verdi months when private Se- cretary to Governor Maytorena, during the Madero revolution. To the sorrowing family, we ex- tend sympathy, in their great loss. - In the passing of Judge Carlos Navarro, Guaymas and the state of Sonora loses one of her best most highly respected pioneer citizens. --
 William M. Murphy, the min ing man, who for many years has made Harshaw his home, arrived in the city yesterday, after an absence of several years. Mir. Murphy and associates are about to bond group of eight claims situated in the Harshaw district, near the Worlds Fair mine, for a handsome of money. Mr. Murphy was one of the original. owners of the west ex tension of the Worlds Fair now own d by the Douglas Arizona and Sonora Development Com pany, of which L. M. Raines of | this city is president. The Cop per Queen people are now ne gotiating for the property.
 On December 2nd, 1912, there | will be held at the parlors of the First National Bank of Nogales the regular annual meeting of | the stockholders of the .Humbolt |