The border vidette., 1913-08-16
The first statement of the

Joe Deegan, Of the firm of
Atkinson & Deegan, Calabasas
farmers and stockraiserS, is re-
covering from injuries received
recently when a wild bronco
walked all over him. Joe had a
close call.
John Cumming, of Gala basas,
has gone to his old Canadian
home for a months visit with
relatives and friends. His broth
erS, Tom and Jimmie, will look
after the big Rancho del Bosque,
on the Santa Cruz, during his
absence.
Frank Pellier, manager of The
Arcade Hotel Of .Hermosillo, in
which Mayor L. W. Mix of No
gales is largely interested, was
a visitor in Nogales the forepart
of the week, from the capital
city, which he says is very quiet
these days. Manager Pellier
went to Tucson from here.
I. E. Bowers spent several
days here this week on business
connected with the purchase of
a big bunch of cattle from Ar
tura Morales of Guaymas. The
cattle will be fattened on Mr..
Bowers splendid ranch near
Noria, Sonora, where there is
an abundance of feed and water.
Parker. the get rich quick
check artist, waived preliminary
examination before Judge Cha
than, and is in the county jail,
awaiting the return of Judge
O'COnnor, his attorney, who is
on the Pacific coast. Parker's
friends say he's innocent. Judge
O'COnnOr will return home next
week.
At the next meeting of the
board of supervisors there will
be three petitions presented to
the honorable board numerously
signed by taxpayers, asking for
the position Of clerk of the
board. The applicants are James
Goodman, Harry Hannah, and
Lulu Reddoch-W Wood. There is
$1,000 a year in the job.
Some time during the noon
hour Thursday, when most of
the employees of Harms Bros.
Inc, were absent, private
drawer in the Office safe was
broken open and a purse con-
tanning forty dollars worth of
gold nuggets were stolen. The
thief overlooked several hun
dred dollars in cash, and other
nuggets.
Thursday Drs. Purdy, Cheno-
weth and DR.. Gustetter removed
Kirk McCleary's appendix, and
now Kirk is feeling fine, to the
delight of his numerous friends
acquantances. He will soon be
able to resume his duties at the
International Drug Store, where
Manager @. H. Hector has been
teaching him all the tricks of
the trade.
b. M. Dickerman, master car
repairer for the Southern Pacific,
with headquarters at Tucson,
was a wecOme visitor in NOgaleS
one day this week. Mr.. Dicker-
man is one Of the most promin-
ent Elks in the United States
On his visit here he was enter
tanned by local Bills, many of
whom were at the train to meet
their distinguished brother from
Tucson Lodge No. 385. B. P. O.E.
The Ruena Vista mines locat-
ed in the Patagonia mountains
near the great Three r mine,
are looking fine, according to
Lieutenant Fleischer, who came
in from camp the forepart of
the week to purchase mine and
camp supplies. The Buena Wis
ia property is owned by the Eu-
ropean Arizona Mining Com
pany, of which Mr.. Fleischer
and William Schuckmann of this
city are the principal owners.
A large body of high grade ore
has been encountered which will
be taken out and converted into
hard cash, just as soon as it can
be sent to the customs smelter.
Looks like MessrS. Schuckmann
& F'leiScher have struck it rich
Naco, Sonora, and vicinity has
been put under cattle quarantine
by the United States officials, on
account of the report thai a
trainload of cattle infected with
fever ticks had been taken there
through the district. The dis