The border vidette., 1913-10-25

Lovers of Fine Candies please try Orange Blossoms" select confectionery, only at Interna tional Drug Store. adv.
 Wednesday A. M. Conard, pre- sident of the Sonora Copper Go. departed for Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Conard and the chil- dren. Before returning to No gales MT. Conard will visit San Francisco on private business. Jake Spitz, one of the oldest, best known knights of the grip, was here this week a couple of days Interviewing our mer- chants, from California. Jake has been making regular visits or more.-
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley, superin- tendent of the state insane asyl- um, who formerly resided in No gales, was here a couple of days this week, having been called here to see Mr. A. A. Hudgin, who is threatened with loss of his eyesight.
 Attorney John Cave of Reno, Nevada, passed south this morn ing en route to Ell Orc, west of Carbo, being accompanied by Frank Curtis, who for a number of years has been in charge of the gold property owned by Mr. Caves company.
 J. F. .Nesbit, the Idaho cattle man, the forepart of the week shipped three hundred head of yearling steers from CalabasaS. He bought them from Ed. Con- verse, the California buyer, who also shipped a trainload of steers from Gala basas Monday night.
 L. E. Roberts of South Omaha, Neb., is here for the purpose of looking over a trainload of cat tie. Last year Mir. Roberts bought a trainload of whiteface steers from Proto Bros, of this city. If he can do as well this time, he says he'll be satisfied.
 Undersheriff Frank Taylor this morning received a valuable ad- dition to his office force, and as result is taking it easy today. pr. Sneaker says the little fel- low and the mother are getting along nicely, but it will be some time before the father fully re- covers.
 Yesterday 1. E. Bowers, the Noria mine and land owner, ar rived in the city with three car loads of fat cattle, as good as any that have crossed the bor- der at this port for some time past. Mir. Bowers says there is plenty more where yesterdays bunch came from.
 Friends of Walter Strickland, who for some time has been quite under the weather, will be pleased to learn that he is great ly improved, and expects soon to return to Sonora where he has been during the past two months purchasing cattle for W. G. Bowman of this city.
 Yesterday w. C.. Bowman, the cattlebuyer, shipped big train of COWS, steers and. bulls to Cali fornia. The stock were in ex- cellent condition and no doubt will bring top prices on the California market. Like most Texans, MT. Bowman under stands cattle from the ground up. and is making sgood" in the COW business.
 State Senator James A. liar risOn wishes to announce that he has not withdrawn his name as a candidate for the appoint ment of U. $. collector of GUS toms, as was stated in last weeks BORDER VIDETTE, but is still in the race. He says our informant was mistaken; at no time did he think of giving up until all returns are ill.
 B. E. Noon, the we'll known mining engineer, who is now in charge of the Red Bear Mining Company's property out beyond Planchas de Plata, is enjoying a couple of days visit in the city with his interesting family. Man ager Gouli is also in the city making arrangements to active ly operate the properties which have been idle for some time past.
 Louis GirOuX, of Sultana, who