The border vidette., 1913-11-22

sided many years, is here iron Globe, and may decide to locate here. Clay'S friends are always pleased to see him.
 The Governors Thanksgiving proclamation appears in this is sue Of THE BORDER VIDETTE. | Thursday, November 27, is the day set aside by the governors proclamation on which to give thanks.
 Thursday Superior Judge w. A O'ConnOr returned from Tue son, where he had for several days been occupying Judge Will liam Cooper's bench, hearing a mum Der of cases in which Judge Cooper was disqualified.
 Last Tuesday General H. l.. Scott, commander of all the United States troops along the border from El Paso to Texas, arrived in the city to inspect the U. $. troops stationed here. He returned north Wednesday.
 Carl Rathbum, manager of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice and Water Co.,, yesterday morning | hobbled down to the office with a sprained ankle, the result of having chased a midnight Tom cat over the rocks on Mob Hill.
 B. B. Mouteverde, Jr., of Los Angeles, has for. the past few days been a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. MT. ~Monteverde is interested in Sonora lands and mines. When in Sonora he makes his headquarters in Her mOSillO.
 Editor Wilfred Waddell of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, was business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week Editor Waddell has great faith in the future of Patagonia, the of the Sonoita.-
 Wednesday Mrs. Kosterlitzky, wife of Colonel Emilio Roster litzky, the well known Mexican federal commander, departed for San Diego to join the colonel who is prisoner at Fort Rose crans. ., She was accompanied by the children.
 All those who took advantage of the automobile excursion through Mexico last Wednesday evening, report having had a most enjoyable trip. The ride and the eats were well worth the price paid the ladies of St. Andrews church.
 George w. Parker, whose be- autiful ranch is located over in the San Rafael valley, was a business visitor here several days this week. MT. Parker's poStoffice address is Parker Can yon, where the Parkers have resided many years.
 pr. l.. J. Prober has gone over to SaSabe to inspect a big herd of Sonora cattle. The cattle be- long to MT. Servant of Tucson. Doctor Prober, who for some time past has been making No gales his headquarters, is very busy man these days.
 Judge William Cooper, Pima county's superior judge, this week occupied Judge O'Connor's bench, and decided a number of cases tried before him. Judge Cooper is one of the best law yers in the state. He is making an excellent superior judge.
 w. G.. Bowman, who recently purchased the splendid Proto ranch out on the river, near the city water works, is making a number of important improve ments, and will in the very near future commence the erection of a large commodious country re Sidence.
 Thursday Dr. A. V. Dye, of Bisbee, eX-U. $. consul at No- gales, Sonora, was a business visitor in the city. Dr. Dye holds a responsible position with the great Copper Queen Go. His numerous Nogales friends and acquaintances were pleased to see him.
 Frank Williams of San Javier, Sonora, arrived in the city We'd nesday from El Paso, Texas, where he had been on business. This morning he departed for home via. Torres and Minas Prietas. MT. Williams owns