The border vidette., 1913-03-22
MARCH g, 1913.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Easter Sunday Tomorrow.


 state troops of Sonora, have things pretty we'll their own way.
 Charley Eames,~ the mining engineer, is registered at the National Hotel, from New York.
 Captain Mccarthy, who for a number of years has made Her. mosillo his headquarters, is a guest at the National.
 Mrs. l.. M. Ferguson, of Port age, Pennsylvania, mother of Mrs. Horace McGee, is a guest at the Brickwood, from Hermo- sillo.
 Phil Cornick, of the land de partment of Banco de Sonora, is here from Hermosillo, pending the settlement of the Sonora troubles.
 Dr. J. c. Burton, wife and baby girl, arrived in the city Thursday evening, en route to California, being accompanied by Dr. Burton's mother.
 Machinery for the Penn -Sono- ra Mining Comany's Durazno gold mines, is being loaded on wagons at Roy & Titcomb'S and will be hauled out to the mines.
 Superintendent A. Dumbauld, and his assistant, Bert Cunning ham. of the Nogales Water De- partment,. have been busy this week with large force of men, laying new water pipes on Grand avenre.
 Max Muller, of the Banco de Sonora, is expected in NOgaleS on the delayed train from Her mosillO. Just when the train which should have arrived last evening will reach here is not known.
 This morning Fred. c. Emery, president of La Cobriza Mining Company, and John Bentley, the English mining engineer, arriv- ed in the city from the north. MT. Emery will go down to La Cobriza by automobile.
 Robert Shugart, formerly en- gagged in business in NOgaleS, now conducting a wet-gOods em- porium near Fort Huachuca, has for several days past been en- toying visit here with old friends and acquaintanceS.
 The new re-enforced concrete building between the Lyric and Las Dos Naciones Cigar Com pany, on Morley avenue, is con- pleted and is now being occupied by F. F. Rodriguez. the Noga- les, Sonora, hard ware man.
 New cement street crossings now being laid on Morley ave- nue by the city, have long been needed, and the taxpayers won't the cost. Omstead of the Dominguez Builders Supply is experimenting the work.
 J. Beckford Kibbey, of the Alamo Cattle Company, attend ed the meeting of cattlemen held in Ell Paso last Tuesday, | which was also attended by Dr. | A. D. Melvin, chief of the bureau of animal industry, of Washing on, D. c.
 As a result of the present re- 7olution in Sonora, Don Manuel ST., estimates that he has lost $2O. .OOO worth ,f cattle, horses, hay, etc. The cattle and horses Lre said to be among the best in northern Sonora.
 I. B. Bowers, the Sonora land mining man, was here Thursday getting supplies for his camp lear Noria, where everything is luiet. He left his B. M. F. auto tt Imuris, near where things happened to it while en route to Iogales the other day.
 Pete Johnson, the original ,wner of the Durazno gold hines, now owned by the Penn Sonora Mining Company, ar ived in the city yesterday from JOS Angeles. where he has been the past year. Pete s well and prosperous.
 Walter Holt, of Cerro de Pla- a, left the forepart of the week. for Arkansas Hot Springs, to remain there a nonth. He hopes to return to Iogales in time for the second ght between Sonora rebels and f-1