The border vidette., 1913-05-31

Nsy 7 the fOrepart of the week from
 Sacramento, to join Mr. Bow man, who returned last week. | The BOwmanS have purchased the handsome Nolan residence, corner of Crawford street and Terrace avenue. now occupied by MT. and Mrs J. l.. Pope. Next week the BOwmans will
 move into their new home.
 Harper J. Cunningham, owner
 of splendid mining property on
 near the Havalena Mining Com
 pany'S property, is guest at
 the MOntoznma hotel. A short
 time ago MT. Cunningham made
 a nice deal, and TOW has several others pending. He also has
 property over in the Irish Corn CT, this county, near the prop erty bonded to P. J. Mcintyre of this city. who is daily expect ed home from New York.
 It is said here that Colonel Camberos of the Constitution alist army in Sonora, has been arrested, by order of Governor PesQueira, on q charge of being 8 member of the party that two weeks ago boldly recaptured the aerOplane belonging to the state of Sonora troops, at Pike'S ranch from United States authorities. Instead of reducing the colonel in the ranks, as is reported, one would think his promotion would be in order, for helping to re- capture the airship.
 Mike Harmon, of Bisbee, and his partner, Chas. Flynn, of Los Angeles, after spending a day in town this week, left Wednes- non and Flynn have secured possession of the famous Old Bullion silver-copper mine over in the Harshaw mining district, and in the near future will do a big lot of exploration and de velOpment work on the property. Both men have had a great deal of practical mining experience, and we do not hesitate to predict that they'll make good"
 MT. Charles J. Ruppelieus, ac- companied by his wife and the arrived here Tuesday from the big Seven-B ranch near Oracle, owned by MT. Rich ard Brady of Tucson. of which Charles is general foreman. Ali ter enjoying a couple days here with Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Purdy, parents of Mrs. Ruppelieus, Charles returned to the ranch via Tucson, but his wife and the children will spend a month at the pleasant Purdy home. While here Charles sold w. G. Bowman a handsome saddle horse, tbe price paid being S2OO.
 Fred. Williams, of San Xavier, Sonora, where he has many years successfully engaged in mining, has been a visitor in the city this week, from the south, where just nov there is little doing in his business, nearly everybody being engaged in the more exciting game of war. This is Fred's first visit to the states in couple of years. and he says he is going to enjoy himself until his friends in So- nora settle their troubles, then he'll return and resume opera tions where he left off. After the war is over, Sonora will be in need of men like Fred. Will Hams.
 Last Sunday MT. Vim. Schuck- mann, who with Richard FleiS- cher owns the Buena Vista mines near the Three R mine, spent the day out at camp, be- ing accompanied by Mrs. Schuck- mann and Miss Elsa. Buena Vista is delightfully."- situated amid scenery unsurpassed in beauty, and it goes without say ing Mine Host Richard Fleis- cher, who is personally in charge of work at the mine, made his guests feel at home. Miss Elsa enjoyed the burro ride over the mountain trail, to the mine, which has the earmarks of becoming a big dividendpa CT. Ore for shipment is now be- ing taken out and sacked. It looks good, and is good.
 There is absolutely no authen tic news from the contending forces in the vicinity of Quay mas, where during the past week the federalS and cOnStitu-