The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-10-18

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Pacific coast, and after enjoying
a couple of days in Nogales, will
continue on south to Hermosillo,
where he has resided many
years. Tarin is sure enough a
live wire; his numerous friends
here are always pleased to see
him.
Stewart Began, of the Arivaca
Land q Cattle Company, accom-
panied by Leslie Wooddell, cat
tie inspector Of Tucson, and Will
liam L. Carpenter, vino for some
| time past has been in the employ
of the big cattle company, spent
last Sunday in Nogales, having
motored up to help US celebrate
Elks' Day"
The band concert in the No
gales, Arizona park, Thursday
afternoon, by the excellent state
band Of Sonora. was greatly APP
preciated by our citizens, num-
Der of whom personally went to
Nogales, Sonora and thanked
Governor Maytorena for permit
ting the fine musical Organiza-
ton to pay Us q visit. The band
has long been the pride of So
nora
Wednesday M. and Mrs. J. A.
Legarra celebrated their tif-
teenth (ChrystaD wedding an
niversary at their pleasant home
in this city, in a very quiet man
ner, the only guests present be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levin
and family. THE BORDER Vi
DETTE extends hearty congra
tulations, and wishes Mr. and
Mrs. Legarra many happy we'd
ding anniversaries.
Judge M. Trickey of Washing
ton Camp was business visitor
at the county seat Thursday, re-
turning home the same evening.
His Honor, who was recently
arrested for having in his pos
session more arms and ammuni-
ton than representatives of the
the United States government
believed he should have, says
he is not worrying over the out
come of his case.
On the 18th inst, in New York
City, Hon. E. H. Purdy, father
of DE-. H. w. Purdy, of this city,
passed away at the advanced
age of SO years. DR.. Purdy, who
has been under the weather re-
Gently, was unable to make the
long journey east in time for the
funeral. but he will go later.
He will also visit the scenes of
his boyhood days in Florida,
where he has not been since
1874.
Major Charles Hine, vice pre-
sident of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico, has resigned, to accept
position with the Canadian
Northern Railway, and will for
the present have his headquart-
ers at Toronto. Canada. His
successor has not yet been nam
ed. News that Major Hine is
leaving this section of the coun-
try, will be learned with regret
by his friends in Nogales and
elsewhere in the southwest.
Yesterday A. A. Hudgin, man
dSSI VI UIIS NOSd1SS CSISSV
Farm, brought to the city sam
pies of Egyptian wheat, Kafir
corn and milo maize, hard to
beat in any country. It was
grown on the farm Of Henry
Ohm, short distance north of
Calabasas. Mr.. Ohm has be-
tween twenty five and thirty
acres planted to this wheat, corn
and maize. Mr.. Hudgin says it
is worth going miles to see.
Thursday William Mascarepas
left for Winkleman, in response
to a telegram from George
Sayre, of the United Stated Gus
toms service, which stated that
a number of horses and other
stock stolen from the Buena
Vista ranch, had been captured
by customs guards near Wrinkle
man. The property will be iden-
titled by William and Mr.. Sayre.
The Buena Vista and Santa Bar
bara ranches which are located
in Sonora just across the line,
are owned by Don Manuel Mas
carenas, Sr., father of William.