The border vidette., 1913-05-24

UtII6S JIOiOuSllDIGQ [AISOtit goats to NOria, Sonora. for A
 NJ. Conard, who bought then from w. E. Balcom, the Tubat
 goat raiser.
 George Januel, the expert
 German barber, on Morley Ave
 in Bricltwood building, auaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hail
 Cutting a speciality. If.
 Three motion pictures by RO-
 maine Fielding's Lubin Com
 pany. Toll of Fear, ''1'he Un-
 known" and Blind Cattle
 King" attracted large crowds
 at Tine Lyric and Isis Theatre
 both Saturday and Sunday night.
 Editor Jack Price Of the Santa i Cruz PatagOnian, was a business
 visitor in the city from Pata- gOnia Editor Price is thirty
 three degree booster: he believes Patagonia is going to become | the biggest and best mining town in the state, and if the people there give Jack their upDOrt-moral and financial he'll prove it.
 Harry Barnett, postmaster, hotel and mining man of Pata- gonia, has gone to Philadelphia, his old home, on business con nected with the Happy Mining Company of which he is general manager. The property of the company is looking better than ever, a big lot of shipping ore having recently been struck while contractors were doing an nual assessment work.
 Prof GilbertO Soto, leader of SOtO's famous NOgaleS orchestra, will this evening give 8 ball at the Elysian Grove in Tucson, to be followed tomorrow evening with a musical entertainment for the benefit of the Red Cross of Nogales. About thirty of our young ladies and gentlemen, will assist the professor, who is 9 member of the Nogales, SO- nora city council and vice presi- dent of that town.
 Since the revolution troubles in Sonora, MT. A. M. COnard has kept on grinding" and has succeeded in making a number of big land deals. He hopes be- fore many moons to be able to start up the mines and smelter near Noria. owned by the So- nora Copper Company, of which he is president and manager. In the meantime he is busy inter- esting, American capital in So- nora lands, near the interna- tionaL line.
 ". c. Bowman, manager of Charles P. Silva & Co.,, of Sa- cramento, California, dealers in cattle and lands, is back from the coast and will open a branch office here for his company. MT. Bowman has purchased from Mrs. John Nolan, the handsome new residence corner of Craw- ford street and Terrace avenue, where the Bowmans will be at home" after June first. Their many friends will be pleased to | learn that they will again make | NOgales their home.
 J. L. Blevins, manager of a big ranch near HermOsillO, own ed by an American company, l was here Thursday and yester- day for the purpose of Durchas- ing a lot of eats for his ranch. He placed a nice order with Els calada Brothers, and says he can hold out another six months 1 in Sonora, no matter how things | go. BlevinS has resided in Mex lco many years and understands the people and their ways. He halls from old Missouri and will get along in any country.
 Frank Proctor, step-father of Mrs. w. c. Greene, of Cananea, accompanied by T. M. Gibbs, president of Mercantile Banking of Cananea, $. A, spent Tuesday in NOgales, hay ing mOtOred cross country from the copper camp, where both gentlemen made fortunes during Colonel Greene'S management 0f that wonderful camp. At one time MT. Gibbs worked in he local Espee offices 9 cashier for Agent Pete Zeimet Mr. Proctor has many years engag- 9d in stockraising in Pima and COchise county.