The border vidette., 1913-03-08

Hams Of Tom bStOne, and Mine
 Inspector Farrell, arrived in the
 city by auto from Patagonia,
 returning Monday.
 Sunday night Night Officer
 Roy Maley captured a thief just
 as he was coming out of the
 Geo. B. Marsh, Inc. store on
 Morley avenue. The thief, who
 is an old offender, was evidently
 frightened before he was able
 to secure anything of value from
 the store, but when searched at
 the county jail, a bunch of lead
 pencils stolen from the office of
 the Tuna Remedy Company,
 were found on him. Monday he pied guilty of stealing the pen
 cils, also of attempting to rob the hard ware house.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer, one ot NogaleS' oldest best known citizens, has been here several days this week, making arrangements to resume active work on his mining claims in the Patagonia mining district. Lieutenant Fleischer recently resigned the position of travel ing salesman for Las Dos Nacio- nes Cigar Company, of this city, to devote all his time to his interests. His host of personal friends throughout the state will join in wishing him good luck.
 Wednesday a telegram was re- ceived here announcing the kill ing of Charley Hood, special agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, at the Railway Club in the night before by Night Clerk J. H. McCahon. The two men where alone at the time. Hood, who is we'll known in Nogales where he resided several years ago, was shot the heart and died al most instantly, but not before he had fired one shot at his slayer, who claims he killed Hood after he snapped his gun at him.
 Mrs. J. l.. Pope returned from the south last week, having made the round trip in company with Major Charles Hine and party, consisting of his mother Mrs. Charles Hine, Mrs. Alice both of Washington, D. O., and Mrs. Laura Taylor, of Tucson, mother of Mrs. Epes The Popes will oc- cupy the house on Crawford street, vacated by w. G. Bow man, and Mrs Pope will be At Home" Tuesday March 25th, from three to five D. m. and eight to ten D. m. and will Ob- serve the same hours the second and fourth Tuesday of each 
 Elgin B. Holt, of the Cerro de Plata mines near Cumeral, Sonora, and Henry Berwick, of the Sonora Bonanza mines out from Imuris a short on Thursday morning eft here in Dr. Smokers auto, en route to their respective min ng properties, where active operations are in progress. Neither gentlemen anticipates any trouble with the warning clements in Sonora, but both were anxious to be at home," where their presence is needed. They made the trip without nishap and Bob Karns, who lrove the auto has returned nome, safe.
 After having been marooned It and near Magdalena for a couple of days, Passenger Con- 1uctor Ben AShbey of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, and a party of seven, arrived in the ,ity last evening from the south weary, but happy. Col. Juan Jabral, now in charge of the 'ailroad between Hermosillo and Quijano, graciously permitted Conductor Ashbey's party to 'ide on an engine from Mazda ena to Quijano, from where the ast leg of the trip was made oy handcar. Mr. Ashley re- ports five bridges burned this 'ide of Qnijano. The line be- tween Magdalena and Hermo- 'illo is open, but is in full con- rol of the state military.