The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-06

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ball tournament. They return
ed home Monday evening.
, Colonel Provard. the we'll
known geologist, has this week
/ been a guest at the National
hotel, from Los Angeles. The
colonel is interested in mines in
Sonora, which he will operate
just as soon as the 'cruel war;
is over.
Parker, the get rich quick
check artist, has been bound
over to the ground jury. Judge
Chatham placed Parker's bond
at 81 900. Up to date it has not
been furnished and Parker is in
jail. Judge W. A. O'Connor is
Parker's attorney.
This morning seven cannon
and half million rounds of am
munition, from Cananea, were
shipped south under guard of
Cons The cannon
are the ones captured from the
federals at Santa Rosa, and were
repaired at Cananea.
Captain Lon Haley, the veter-
an Southern Pacific passenger
conductor. is taking a well-earn-
ed vacation, and with Mrs.
Haley went to California the
forepart of the week. Conductor
Redwine is now in charge Of the
NOgaleS Tucson train.
The streets of Nogales are be-
ing put in firSt-clasS condition,
the work on Morley avenue be-
direction of City Daddy Bracey
Curtis, who takes great interest
in everything for the betterment
of our fiourishing little border
city
This morning A. A. Hudgin,
manager of the Nogales Jersey
Farm, presented Mrs. E. D.
Miller a basket of large hand
some pears from the Jersey
Farm trees, for which we are
duly grateful. The NOgaleS Jer-
sey Farm products can't be beat
in the state.
Tom Cumming was county
seat visitor Tuesday, from the
Cumming farm down Calabasas
way. He reported the loss re
Gently of a very valuable we'll
bred mare. The animal was
killed by an engine on the No
gales Tucson railway. She was
valued at $4,000.
Mrs. w. H. Barnett of Pata-
gonia, was here the forepart of
the week on her way to Tucson,
where she and the children will
reside, the children attending
the Tucson schools. = Mr.. Bar
nett is postmaster at Patagonia,
where he and his family have
resided mauy years.
During the week the Fifth
cavalry band from Fort Hua-
chuca and the Carnival band,
have kept our music-loving peo-
pie we'll supplied with music.
The soldiers musicians are fine
bunch. They are always wei
come in Nogales. During their
recent visits to NOgales they
| have made many friends.
Judge F. L. Gregory Of Jack
SOnVllle, Ill, a StOckhOlder IN
the La Cobriza Mining Company,
has been guest at the Monte
yuma hotel this week, having
arrived Monday to attend the
meeting of La Cobriza stock
holders. The judge is greatly
pleased with Nogales and con-
templates coming here to reside.
James Kane, of Patagonia,
was here the forepart of the
week transacting private bust
ness and meeting old friends
and acquaintance. Jim is one
of the we'll known road builders
of southern. Arizona. and knows
a good road when he sees one.
He reports the Nogales-Patago-
MIA road in first-class condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schultz
enjoyed last Sunday in Tucson
with their old friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lanier. Mr.. Lanier
who for many years owned The
Palace on Morley avenue, is
now proprietor Of The Stag, one
of Tucson's popular Bullets.
The gentleman's many Nogales
friends will be pleased to know
he's prospecting.
Bob Fortune, one Of the best
auto drivers in the business,
who has charge of the autOmO-