The border vidette., 1913-05-31

having moved into the Trickey
 place.
 | Karns Bros, Inc, this week installed 8 fine new public scale
 in front of their big establish
 ment on Grand avenue. The
 company are also rushing work on their new business house.
 l.. B. Fleischer, general sales agent for A. Steinfeld & Co.,, of Tucson, was here Wednesday, in the interest of his big firm. Mrs. Fleischer and the children reside in Los Angeles with the lady's mother, Mrs. M. Masca renas, ST.
 Superintendent John Wanvig. Jr., of the Three R mines, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week from Santa Cruz cOunty'S big copper producer situated on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, a short distance from i Nogales.
 Blake Sharpe. secretary of the La CObriza Mining Company, is guest at the National hotel, from Magdalena, where he and his family make their home, when not at La Cobriza, which for some time past has been closed down on account of con ditions in Sonora.
 John E. Mcintyre, the well known successful mining engi- neer, of this city, is back from trip to northern Arizona, where he went to inspect mining prop erty. He made the cross coun- try trip by auto, via Tucson, Florence and Phoenix, without mishap, and reports having had a delightful, interesting trip.
 Frank N. Cox, the contractor. is pushing the work of placing stone wagon bridge across the arroyo on Park street, in front of the George B. Marsh prop erty, between Dr. Doherty's of fee and Theo. Gebler's place. Mr. Cox understands his buSi- ness and the work he is doing for the city is first class in every respect.
 Jesse Gatlin, one of Santa CTS, was business visitor at the county seat Wednesday of this week, from his ranch. Jesse is in the market for Sonora cat tie, and now that the quarantine line in Sonora has been extend ed as far south as HermOsillo, he has hopes of getting a bunch of good stuff at right figures.
 Thursday Senator J. A. Har- risOn of this county, arrived in the. city with a shipment of five hundred head of cattle, which were crossed here by Charley HolIer, the customs house brok- CT. The cattle were bought from small owners in the vicinity of Noria, and were in good condi- tion. They'll be fattened on Se- natOr HarrisOn's pastures out on the river.
 Judge George w. Cass, -sev- eral years ago a resident of No gales when he was interested in mining property in this section, was visitor in the city this week several days, having legal business in the Superior court, Judge Frank J. Duffy, presid ing. Judge Cass is ali eXper- fenced corporation lawyer. He now makes his home in Douglas where he enjoys a splendid prac- tice.
 Thursday evening Elgin B. Holt, president and manager of the CerrO de Plata Mines Com pany, left for the coast on combined business and pleasure visit. Wednesday he and his brother Walter, who is secretary of the company owning the great silver bonanza mines at Cerro de Plata, arrived from the mine with a big consignment of silver bullion, the result of the last thirty day cleanup.
 Superintendent Cate of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, came up from the front early this week on company business. He stated that he had nothing to say regarding the war down Guaymas way. Both cOnstitu- tiOnalists and federals treat Americans fine and he believes they should be allowed to settle their family quarrel without in