The border vidette., 1913-01-04

ly disposed of his interest in the
 Havalena Mining Company, af-
 ter securing his adjoining min ing property out in the Pattt- gOnia mountains, came to town yesterday. Besides the Santo Nino group of claims, George says the Havalena company owns a big group of iron and copper deposits of great value. If the company'S property is ! what George thinks it is, his property will make him inde- pendent.
 Thursday w G. Bowman, ex- agent for the Southern Pacific at this place, now engaged in the cattle business, being the personal representative of Mil lionaire Silva of Sacramento, California, arrived from the I'm perial Valley, and yesterday shipped trainload of Sonora cattle to the California market. He has two thousands more SO- nora cattle in his big pasture in Sonora, south of this city a few miles. Mrs. Bowman and Miss Edna are visiting friends in Los Angeles.
 This evening The Arcade sa- loon recently purchased by Ma jOr LOretO Carrillo of this city, and Tom Smith of Tucson, will be open for business, after having been closed for a week, 1 i0h 1o hnnn given a thorough Overhauling by an artistic decorator. Messrs. Carillo and Smith will personally conduct the big wet goods empo- rum, one or the other of the gentlemen being constantly on the job" to make things pleasant for patrons. They extend a cor dial invitation to their friends to call and have "a smile''.
 On December 26th, at Benson, MT. Frank Taylor, Sheriff Me Knights popular deputy, and Miss Ethel Armitage. the charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Armitage of Benson, were married. Upon their arrival in Nogales where they will make their future home, MT. and Mrs. Taylor were given. a rouSing welcome. Later Frank was placed in irons by orders of his chief and chained to tree in the park. After: promisin" to pay affii-the fines imposeu by Judge Lon Haley, the happy benedict was hurried flom f3lome in an auto. THE BORDER VfDE4,CE E ex ends hearty congratulations.
 H. A. Smith, the Sonora land buyer, who makes his head quarters in :Tucson,--has been here several days, superintend- ing the re- building of. his auto mobile, resurrected from the sands of the Imuris -Cocospera river, where it was buried some months ago, when MI. Smith was coming from Imuris to No gales via Cocospera. At the time MT. Smith was accompanied by his wife and Dr. Mabry of Imuris. When caught in the flood waters, MT. Smith and party narrowly escaped drown ing. When Karns Brothers get through overhauling the ma chine, it will be almost as good as new.
 Ben F. Powell of Elgin, ac- companied by Mrs. Powell left the forepart of the week for Florence, where they will spend some time visiting. Stump Free man and family. Several years ago Freeman was engaged in the business of raising cattle in this county, his home being near Elgin. Since leaving here he has made good on ranch near Florence, where he has a fine herd of cattle. Mr. Powell will look the Florence country over thoroughly before returning to Santa Cruz county, and if it looks good to him, he may de- eide to locate there. He has sold his Elgin place, but still has a bunch of cattle.
 H. Gordon Glore, the metal lurgist, accompanied by Frank N. Cox, the mining man, return ed home Monday evening from d visit to the Tiburon Islands, | where they spent several days the guest of Chief Juan Tomas of the Seri Indians, from whom tlou Soonro1 o lot of Tn6ian n |