The border vidette., 1913-03-01
Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside is here from Patagonia.

Dr. A. H. Noon was business visitor in Tucson a couple days ] this week. The doctor is largely 1 interested in the old AuSterlitz ! mine in the Gro Blanco district, now being worked by Wood worth 6 Layne.
 Commencing March 10, daily except Sunday, train No. 4 will leave Nogales at 11:3O in the forenoon and arrive at Cananea ar 4:3O D. m. Leaves Cananea at 12:3O D. m. and arrives at Nogales at 5:3O in the evening.
 Mrs. Henry Levin and chil- dren, after spending a couple of days here with MT. Levin, will tomorrow return to Tucson where they are spending the winter months. All are we'll and happy.
 Yesterday a freight wreck oc- cured on the NOgales -Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. $ up e r n t e n t Krohn, who was here yesterday, upon receipt of news of the wreck, immediately departed for the scene in his motor.
 After a week spent in Phe- nix, John B. Mcintyre, the min ing engineer, returned home Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Mcintyre and County Recorder and Mrs. Phil Herold. The cross country trip was made in MT. McIntyre's big auto.
 H. A. Smith, the Sonora land man, accompanied by his wife, son and daughter, passed south Tuesday en route to HermOsillO, where Mir. Smith went on buSi- ness connected with the sale of a big tract of land, mentioned in last weeks BORDER VIDETTE.
 This evening at the Catholic church in Nogales, Arizona, Mir. Carlos Rivera, manager of the local branch of Banco de Sonora, and Mrs. Bettina, the beautiful highly accomplished daughter of Mrs. Celsa M. de Aguilar of Nogales, Sonora, will be united in the holy bonds of matrimony
 F. R. Crandall, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has accepted the position of travelling salesman for the Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, of this city. MT. Gran dall is one of the best known travelling men on the road, hay ing for many years been con- h hn office at Santa F'e.
 Cirilo Ramirez, privated. sec retary to the governor of Sono- ra, is here from Hermosillo. Don Cirilo has a host of friends in Nogales, all of whom are Maytorena, who has been grant ed six months leave of absence, is in Tucson, en route to the Pacific coast.
 The cattle men are happy over the new ruling of the govern ment regarding the dipping of Sonora cattle. In future cattle from the Magdalena district, will only be dipped once instead of twice, as per the old order laid down by our government. Cat tie south of Magdalena district are barred.
 Fred. C. Emery, president of the La Cobriza Mining Com pany, is guest at the Nacional Hotel, from the mines, where everything is again running smooth. The recent heavy wind and rain storm that visited La Cobriza caused considerable damage to the plant. Mr. Emery says the smelter is producing high grade copper matte.
 The El Tajo mines in Sonora, MT. Powell, general manager, have been closed down pending the settlement of conditions in that section of the country. All the Americans employed. there including Mir. Powell, arrived in the city Thursday night. Willie Barnett: bookkeeper at Fl Tajo, says that General Campa, the rebel, is near El Tajo with a force of men
 Messrs. Kibbey and Elias, of the Alamo Cattle Company, have for @ couple of days past been business visitors in the city Yesterday they attended the meeting of cattIemen. called to