The border vidette., 1913-05-03

 companied by number of off cers who fought under him, i
 now on his way to Guaymas t, join the federal forces. Died;
 is sure some fighter, and whel
 the state troops attack Guay i mas, they'll know he's on the job.
 Nogales now enjoys three pas
 senger trains south and three
 north each week. The trains
 south leave here at 7 o'clock ir
 the morning on Tuesdays, Thurs
 days and Saturdays The north i bound trains from EmDalme ar
 rive here in the evening on
 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
 days.
 All day Wednesday County
 Recorder Phil Ee1o old wore that smile that would not come off. He was busy registering women voters, and being a natural born politician, smiled notwithstand- : ing the fact that he had writer's cramp, and tooth ache. 4Many ladies registered, here and at Patagonia.
 Manager Smelling of the Isis Theatre reports a fine business. and is already arranging to make mum Der of needed improve ments. A stage and balcony will be added now, and later a roof will do away with the use of rain checks. Smelling says he's in the movie business this time to stay.
 A. B. Reddoch, ex-treasurer of Santa Cruz county, who for some time past has been in the employ. of the Cerro de Plata Mines Company at Cerro de Plata, has resigned and is en- toying a visit at home with his folks and friends. MT. Reddoch says the great silver bonanza owned by the Cerro de Plata Mines Company is certainly a world beater.
 The California Carnival Com pany arrived in the city We'd nesday and this evening will be | ready to entertain the public, on the railroad grounds in front of | the court house. The company | spent a week at Globe during the annual reunion of Arizona Elks, and are said to have some attractions, including a merry go round for the kiddieS young and old.
 With Mayor l.. w. Mix as pre- sident of the Nogales baseball league, local fans and visitors here this summer are assured some good ball. All lovers of Dur great national game should give the League their financial md moral support. Nogales has 'attling good ball players, and he coming season the home cam should be able to put it ,ver anything in the state.
 Superintendent Jack Williams ,f the Southern Pacific of Mex co, accompanied by the com >any's accountant, MT. Shelton went south Wednes- lay morning, on a state troop rain. Supt. Williams makes , Gmpalme his headquarters, and l 1r. Mackenzie resides in Tue I on. Last week he attended the ig Elks' blowout at Globe, and z eports having had royal good I ime. I Robert E. Lee, official court f epOrter in the Superior Court ( eft Wednesday, for Florence, to S ake the testimony in an inn S ortant case now on trial there. I IT.. Lee is an expert steno- ( rapher and typist. He was one three short hand artists who c )ok the testimony in the famous larry Thaw trial in New York o everal years ago. Besides be- . lg an expert, Bob is every inch f gentleman. = Wednesday evening there ar t we'd from Empalme, Mrs. H. J. f emple and little Miss Temple, fife and daughter of General n uperinGendent H. J. Temple, ho makes Empalme his head t uarters. Mrs. J. B. Finley and 1 70 little daughters also came b p from Empalme, Wednesday u yening, and continued on to S ucson, where they will make c leir home until conditions i'm X rove in Sonora. d On Monday afternoon a party ( med Sonora 1,0hhn,S o,,+ 4I,o