The border vidette., 1913-11-22

was married to Mr. Ralph R.
 COlvin, the popular U. $. immi-
 grafton inspector well and favor ably known in NogaleS. The
 ceremony was performed by the
 Rev. w. J. Dixon at the Grace
 Episcopal church. We extend
 hearty congratulations to Mr. and
 Mrs. Colvin, who have gone to
 California to enjoy their honey moon.
 The Buena Vista mines situat-
 ed in Patagona mountains. just south of the great ThreeR mines, are showing up in fine shape, according to a recent re- pOlt t from the mine superintend- ent, to William Schuckmann, one of the lucky owners of the property. A small shipment of high grade ore brought to the city last week, has been pur- chased by Hugo Miller, the local assaver.
 In superior court this week Marcos Proto was granted a de- cree of divorce. Judge Frank J. Duffy appeared for Mr. Proto, the defendant being represented by Attorney S. F. Noon. The decree was granted by Judge Cooper of Pima county, who occupied Judge O'Connor's Honor who this week heard number of cases in Judge Coop CTS court.
 Henry Greenwell, the mine promoter, accompanied by a number of wealthy eastern cap italists who are interested in his Alto mines, has been a visitor in NogaleS a couple of days. Ac- cording to MT. Greenwell, his Alto properties will be exten- sively developed at once: and high grade ore, already in sight, shipped to the customs shelter. The gentleman's many friends wish him success.
 J. Wells Smith, of the Hava- lena Mining Company, is here from his home in Los Angeles for the purpose of visiting the cOmPany's excellent mining prop
 
 of the Patagonia mountains, this county. A great deal of explOra- tion and development work has been done on the Havalena from which considerable high-grade ore has been shipped. MT. Smith will patent the six claims owned by his company.
 Thursday General Superinten- dent H. J. Temple of the South makes NOgales his headquart- CTS, returned from a visit to Tucson, where he went oD off cial business. During the years of strife in Sonora, Sinaloa and Topic, MT. Temple has done the work of half dozen men, and deserves well at the hands of the great men who are at the head of the mammoth American corporation in Mexico.
 On Thursday J. B. Finley, of MeXico's mercantile depart ment at Empalme, Sonora, ac- companied by Assistant Super intendent Foster, arrived in the city, from the south, making the trip from Empalme to Nogales . by motor car. Other than re- porting splendid rains and court eous treatment at the hands of the onstitutionalists, Messrs. Finley and Foster had nothing to say for publication. They expect to remain here indefi- nitely.
 J. l.. Blevens, manager of the great Rancho Costa Rica, near Hermosillo, was visitor in the city several days this week, having come up to meet his brother Mike Blevens of Will Hams, California, where the Blevens family has lived since moving there from Missouri more than twenty-five years ago. This is the first time the bro- thers have seen each other in many years and needless to say they enjoyed their visit toge- ther. The Rancho Costa Rica, of which J. l.. has for a num- Der of years been manager, is a very valuable property, and un- der the able, painstaking man. agement of MT. Blevens, is daily increasing in value. Being an experienced farmer and having a thorough knowledge of Mexico