The border vidette., 1913-03-29

! went to El PaSO the fOroDart Of the week, returned to NogaleS Thursday, being accompanied by Mrs Sharpe, who has been enjoying a visit in the Pass City with Mrs. Fred. c. Emery. The SharpS now reside in Mazda lena, Sonora. where they have a pleasant home.
 Hon. Frank Hereford, one Ari- zona'S most prominent attorney at-law, who for many years has resided at Tucson, has been here several days this week on legal business. He is well and favorably known in Nogales and throughout Santa Cruz county, where he has wide circle of friends and acquain tances, who are always pleased to see him.
 Thursday afternoon at four o'clock, a troop train composed of nine freight cars and two second class passenger coaches, arrived from Cananea with Co., onel Moreno, the brave federal officer, and more than three hun dred officers and men who after three days battle, surrended to four times that number of state troops. The troop train which was heavily guard ed by state troops under Colonel Gu tierres, departed for Hermosillo at , o'clock, after the prisoners of war had been fed. Hundreds of citizens from both sides of the line inspected the troop train. There was no demonstration, the prisoners being shown every courtesy by their captOrS and the citizens.
 w. G. Bowman. general agent for Silva, the Sacramento cap- italist, arrived in the city yes terday and will arrange to cross $50 cattle at an early date. The cattle have for some time past been on pasture near NogaleS, on the Mexican side of the in- ternatiOnal line, and on account of the recent ruling, will only have to be dipped one instead of two times, as in the past. The cattle will be shipped to points outside of Arizona. So- nora cattle brought from that state and turned loose on ranges in Arizona, must be dipped upon their arrival here, and after being held seven days, dipped again. Mir. Bowman is accom- panied by MT. Silva, a brother of the Sacramento capitalist.
 Mir. Phil J. Cornick, manager of the land department of the Banco de Sonora, at Herrlosillo, now doing business in Noga- les, Arizona. spent a couple of Sunday night when his chief, Max Muller, manager of the great financial institution ar rived from Hermosillo, with a S2O, ,OOO, c. O. D. tag, has gone to Texas on a combined business and pleasure trip. Since the state of Sonora declared against the Huerta-Diaz government, Phil has been living very strenuous life, and he says he needs rest. He is a postmaster in the land business, and while in Texas may induce colonists to locate in Sonora, where land can now be bought cheaper than it will ever be bought in the future.
 A. E. Reddoch, county treasurer, now one of Elgin Holt's chief lieutenants down at Cerro de Plata, after enjoying a couple of days at home. re- turned to camp Thursday. He says the big silver bonanza is the 'best ever," and Manager Holt prince to work for. An other cleanup has been made and the big bars of white metal hauled to Nogales, from where it was expressed to San Fran cisco. Manager Holt who ac compan1ed the silver bullion, arrived here Wednesday, making the trip from Cerro de Plata by private conveyance. The value of the last clean has not been made public, but from the broad | smile of contentment on Mir. | Holt's face, we are convinced | it will help to keep the wolf from his door for some time to come.
 John E. Bentley, the English | mining promoter, and Hon. J. W. Cook, mayor of Manchester, England, after visiting the La