The border vidette., 1913-05-10
H. K. Chenoweth of this city,

teams hauling ore to the Noga-
 leS-Cananea branch of the South
 ern Pacific, out near the Santa
 Cruz sta tion, from where he will
 ship to the Douglas Shelter.
 On account of the unsettled con
 dition in Sonora Mr. Chenoweth
 has been delayed in getting his ore to the Smelter. but since the
 railway sarted doing business again, he has been working week days and Sundays getting his pay dirt to the railroad, and will soon be on Easy Street.
 Bob Boykin was visitor in tine city yesterday from the San
 ta Rita mountains, this county,
 where he and Robert Sweeney, of Los Angeles are working at a profit the Isabel and Black Diamond patented mines. Jim O'Hara, of Los Angeles, who owned a one half interest in the two mining claims, recently sold and the mines are now being worked by Messrs. Boykin and Sweeney. The ore is hauled to the Armada station on the No gales s-TucsOn railway, and ship ped to the smelter Boykin & Sweeney are making big money out of the mines.
 J. E. Bently, the English mine I promoter, who during the past eight years has been the means of bringing many thousand Eng fish pounds into the state of Sonora, is making his head quaters in Nogales. At the pres ent time MT. Bently and his as- sociates are interested in La Cobriza Mining Company, of which MT. Fred c. Emery of Ell Paso, is the president and prin- cipal stockholder MT. Bently is wide-awake twenty century hustler He is we'll and favor ably known in Nogales, where he has many friends and ac- quaintances. He will later be joined by Mrs. Bently.
 H. M. Clagett, of Roy & Tit comb. Inc, who has been super mill and other machinery at the old Durazno gold camp, owned by the Penn Sonora Mining Com pany, was here Thursday from camp, where since May lst the mill has been grinding out vel low gold. A. $. Noon, I. Bur goon and James Brent, of this city, all experienced men, are in charge of the mill and mine, E. l.. Griswold, also of Nogales, being in charge of the mercantile department at Durazno, where large force of men is employ ed. Nogales people are finan- cially interested in the company.
 Jose Bejarano, the missing Calabasas rancher, who was sup posed to have been murdered and cremated near Calabasas some weeks ago, has been found out in the Altar district, at the home of an uncle. Instead of being murdered, Jose had sud enly become insane and wand cred from his home to the ranch of his uncle. The poor devil who was almost Strangled by unknown parties in an attempt to make him confess knowledge | of Jose whereabouts, was given his liberty last week. In his case the ''third degree,''' was a rank failure, and almost caused the violent death of an innocent man.
 Wednesday troop train from Cananea, carrying about two hundred and fifty state troops 1 arrived here en route to the | front, south of Ortiz, where a big battle is daily expected be- tween the Huerta soldiers and onstitutionalists. The state is said to have between 1000 and | 5000 armed men under com mand of Colonel Obregon. Gen. Ojeda, the federal commander, i is said to have about half that | number. However, with three | gun boats in the Guaymas har- bor and heavy artillery, the fed erals are said to have an even show and may be able to hold their own against the state troops indifnitely.
 P. Hernandez, many years a prominent citizen of Sonora, who is well and favorably known in NogaleS, was d stopOver visitor in Nogales last Wednesday on his way to Hermosillo, where