The border vidette., 1913-01-25

Mrs. Frances W: Munds, Echairman of the Arizona Equal ! Suffrage Central Committee, has
 been appointed by Governor Hunt as g. delegate, from Arizona Ito thes Congress of the 1nterna.
 tional Woman Suffrage Alliance I which. meets at Budapest next I June :~ e->.- ..,..--..
 Mrs. Barnett, of Patagonia, the estimable wife of Postmaster l Harry Barnett of that busy little
 mining center, registered at the
 ,Montezumaho hotel elThursday from
 Patagonia, where she and MT.
 Barnett own the splendid Com mercial. Hotel which since the ] boom is doing {a fine business.
 County Recorder Phil Herold !, after having been confined to dlis home for several days with a severe cold, is again at his
 desk in. the Court House, much improved. While Phil was down and out Miss B1en'n Motley, his assisstant, carrid the keys to Ethe strong box in the recorders l. On
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 s..5 Captain G. B.Ke4ton, :former- | lyf of Nogales,..4 now engaged in Alarming insthe Sulphur Springs valley, was visitor in Nogales tTuesdaY. ~ons his way to in- lspect. nining 5 property in sthfs county, in which hei Interested. EFhezeantaiasisa member-ef the state legislature from. ~Cochise s7s1 co 4Ss .z.ss..
 nDrs Hart, United States vez terinarian, has been, here during:
 the week inspecting a trainload' -ofecattlesfrom Sonora. It is said
 that the state veterinarian, aided by the RdFeau Of animal ind us trE and its inspectors, have conls
 menced a bitter campaign against |:the cattfe tick, bothin Arizona and Sonora. 2 r Having recovered a number of valuable saddle horses stolen tfrom him a<year ago and driven
 to Sonora, Oscar Ashburn re: turnedshomes from the southern
 country the forepart of the week a little weary but happy. He says the state. authorities gave
 him valuable assistance in locat- ing his Stolen property.
 Dave Lawrence. who ten yeaES ago was superintendent of the Jefferson, G,. Mining Company's
 Santa Cruz County mining prop
 critics, accompanied by his bro- f.thiar,, d well known. mining ca
 gineerefrom Australia, stopped
 over in Nogales last Sunday, on
 his way to Sinaloa, where be
 has a producing gold mine. E
 lion. George W. ss Atkinson, Of Ca1abasas;when>not- rnaking~his home in T.uaSon with. cMrS. At kinson and the children, was a businessi yYisitor: att the county seat the 35fofepart of the week,
 Mr.>A tkinson is. the.7 lucky own:
 er:of a bunch of fine white faced cattle. He is; one of the pioneer
 Stockraisers: of this; section, and
 is on Easy. Street:yc: tr-.g,>. ar;5 Fri6eeintds Of Mrs. Shugart! will
 be sorry to learn that she is i'll at the Sisters Hospital :, in this
 city. Tie forepart Of the. week
 MT. Shdgart5, who formerly re
 sided in ENogales. now success
 fully engaged'' in business at
 Huachuca, came to the city to
 be with his wifeif Dr. Purdy the
 attending. physician, reports his
 patient doing well. s.t.. .,.,,.:. F.. Mir. FIT: Cromwell, ! a promin- ,ent wealthy land and 1 1stoclman
 of Alberto, Canada, is making .Nogales his headquarters, being
 a guest at the .montezuma hotel. MT. Cromwell has contracted for big bunch of Sonora cattle, which will, later be shipped to California; -Yesterdey:. he went south a6toa arrange for the ship ment of a tfainload of steers .;
 Claiming that the shall rebel forces in the Nacozari district. state, of Sonora, were unorgan-; ized and without a leader, about; seventy. five rebels under the leadership Of Major Cordaza, !, the first of the week surrender ed to the federal. forces and are now prisoners of war at Mocte- ,zuma. Sonora will never be a
 good. place for. rebels, .,.st~< t: Tom Fraser, the we'll known ininas acontrac ctor- :.wIhn with w