The border vidette., 1913-12-27

is a good house and other inn prOyements on the place. For particulars address Box K, No gales, Arizona. adv.
 W. E. Barnes, travelling pas senger a agent for the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, after spending several days here on company business, returned to Tucson last Wednes- day to spend the holidays.
 Geo. M. Ryall, the New York promoter, who for many years has been operating in Sonora, was business visitor in the city this week, having arrived from HermOsillo. From here MT. Ryall went to New York.
 The Arizona Democrat of i Phoenix on December 22nd was absorbed by the Arizona Ga.- zette and now Phoenix only has one exponent of Democratic principles, The Gazette, which will be bigger and better than ever.
 Superintendent Wanvig of the Three R mines, was here yester day from the great copper mines situated on the west side of the Patagonia mountains. MT. Wan wig is recognized as being one of the most capable geologists in the country.
 Burt Sorrells, the successful stockraiser, mOtOred into town yesterday from his ranch. While Burt is one of the most expert hOrSemen in America, he takes great delight in 'slipping'er in the high" when driving his hand some touring car.
 Tuesday Mrs. Harrison, wife of Senator James A. Harrison, returned from an extended visit with relatives in Pennsylvania and Virginia. The senator went to Tucson to meet his wife, whose host of friends are pleas ed to welcome home.
 The warning factions in So- nora are taking things easy these days. Not shot has been fired during the week. With the exception of Guaymas, still held by federals, all of So- nora is in undispated possession of the constitutionalists.
 After enjoying a llearned vacation, John Henry, the vet eran railway passenger conduct or, who for many years has made Nogales his home, will on January first, resume his old run on the Nogales Cananea branch of the southern Pacific of Mexico.
 o. J. Omstead, manager of the Dominguez Builders Supply Co. of this city, who have the con- tract for building Patagonia's $1O,OOO school house, has been in the city several days, being accompanied by his wife. The Omsteads are now sojourning in Patagonia.
 During the month of January, next, the Alamo Cattle Com pany, of which Ramon Elias of this city is general manager and principal owner, expect to ship between eight and ten thousand head of Sonora cattle to the United States through the port of Nogales.
 Hon. Leslie Hardy, assistant attorney general of the state, eldest son of Collector Chas. k. Hardy, enjoyed a couple of days visit here with his father the forepart of the week. Wednes day the gentlemen went to Tue son to spend Christmas at the Hardy home.
 The friends of Thos, Yerkes, the veteran mining man, who was recently badly injured by being burnt with gasoline at Santa Ana, Sonora, will be pleas ed to learn that Dr. Sneaker re- ports his patient getting along fine and hopes are entertained for his recovery.
 The many friends of Earl Gris- wold, of the Durazno mine, who last week was reported serious ly ill at St. Joseph hospital, was able to be on the street yes terday. Earl stated that he was feeling as fine as a fiddle, but | would not return to the mine | until after New Year.
 c. A. Jessup, of the San Ra-