The border vidette., 1913-04-12

mander O. the U. $. troops. leave here. The captain during | the short time he has been here, 1 has made q host of friends. Senator J. A. Harrison and Representative Harry Saxon have returned from the capital city and are brsy looking after their private affairs. They say this years calf crop is a dandy.
 Lieutenant Richard F'Ieischer
 is shipping ore from the Buena
 Vista mines adjoining the Three
 R property in the Patagonia
 mountains, owned by Mr. Ans
 ter, the Boston Globe million
 aire.
 Elgin B. Holt, manager of the
 Cerro de Plata silver bonanza in
 Sonora, is a guest at the Monte Zuma hotel, from the mines.
 where he reports everything running like 8 we'll oiled eight day clock.
 E. B. Sharpe, secretary of La CObriza Mining Company, came up from Magdalena the forepart of the week. Just as soon as the trouble in Sonora is settled, the smelter at La Cobriza will again start up.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. E. Bowers ex- pect to leave today for their ranch home near NOria, Sonora, Mexico. Mr. Bowers will drive his. ''S 1X-I TN.o l. NJ Cox, the mining man, will ac- company them as far as Mag dalona.
 A. M. Conard, president and manager of the Sonora Copper Company, accompanied by Mrs. COnard and her mother, Mrs. Valencia, departed last Sunday for San Francisco. where Mrs. Valencia will undergo a surgical 
 l.. N. Allen, ex- x-governor of the state of Montana, who with his associates recently purchased a million and a half acres of land in Northern Sonora, was a visitor in the city last week. The ranch will be stocked with Hereford cattle.
 S.L. Kingan, attorney for the settlers on the Baca Float, near | Gala basas, is back from Wash ington, but will return to the i capital April 28th, at which time 1 the Baca Float case comes up in | the supreme court of the Dis tl'ict of Columbia.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Turner, of l Elgin. registered at the Monte zuma hotel one day this week. The Turner's resided in Nogales when Mir. Turner was sheriff of Santa Cruz county. They have many friends here who are al ways pleased to see them.
 Jefferson Davis Rountree is lere from his prospects in Old 3aldy district. On his way to own Jeff says he saw at Armada station a big pile of high grade inc ore, being shipped to Okla 1oma for treatment. Jeff says le still has hopes of making a paying mine, at his place.
 J. D. J. Mcdonald, manager If a big flour mill near Hermo- illO, with his family, arrived rom the south last Tuesday and will spend the summer in No ,ales. Mir Mcdonald said the tate troops put him out of busi Iess. The mill will not run gain until after the war in So- IOra is over.
 Richard Brady, one of Ari- ona's best known, most success ul cattle men, spent a couple f days here the forepart of the week. from Tucson. where he makes his home. Mr. Brady wns big cattle ranches in Pima ounty. Carlos Ruppelieus, Dr. 'urdy'S Son-in-law, is manager I f the ranches. 1
 Miss Smithson, teacher of the Alta school, is reported dange- ously ill at Patagonia. Dr. 'urdy was called there Thurs ay by telegraph. The many , riends of Miss Smithson , Santa Cruz county, 'iil join in hoping for her speedy l ecovery. Mrs. Smelling, the ! urSe, accompanied Dr. Purdy. |
 The thanks of all music-loving itizens of NogaleS is due Cap ! ,iD c c Smith cooman6inO