The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-10-04

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day at the Sisters Hospital, and
this morning the body was taken
to Patagonia for burial. The
bereaved parents have the heart
felt sympathy of a wide circle
Of friends, here and throughout
Santa Cruz county.
After spending a couple of
months on the Pacific coast, Mr..
and Mrs. John Higginbotham,
returned to Carlo, Sonora, the
| forepart of the week. Mr.. Hig-
ginbotham reported many good
catches of big fish while at San
ia Catalina. He earned many
buttons, but refused to accept
them. Master John Jr., re-
NAMED in Los Angeles where
he will attend school.
This week Manager Oscar
Turner. accompanied by num-
Der of eastern capitalists, inter
ested in the Four Metals mines
near Nogales, visited the prop
erty, being chaperoned by Su-
perintendent Fred. Miller. 1t
is rumored that active opera
tons at the -Four Metals camp
will be resumed in the very near
future. Oscar Turner is said to
ayers in the country.
For the benefit of Nogales
baseball enthusiasts, special pre-
parations have been made by
both the Montezuma and The
Palace to receive and bulletin
the returns of the worlds series
OF baseball games between the
New York Nationals and the
Philadelphia Americans, begin
ming next Tuesday. The entire
five games of the series will be
bulletined with the runs, etc.
The games will start at 1:3O
o'clock, Nogales time.
0. F. Ashburn, one of the
county's big cattle raisers, was
here the forepart of the week
from his splendid Monkey
Springs ranch near Patagonia,
which is headquarters for the
vast herds Of Herefords owned
by Mr. Ashburn and his asso-
ciates. The cattle just now are
in excellent condition for the
market, according to Mr.. Ash
burn, who knows when and
where to ship in order to realize
big returns.
Major James A. Cooper, of
Washington, D. c., is a guest at
the National hotel. He is here
for the purpose of attending the
annual meeting of stockholders
of the Richfield Copper Com
pany, in this city on Saturday,
October 18th. The major has
for many years been connected |
with Sonora mines. He says |
his company is anxious for con-
ditions in Mexico to become set
tied in order to resume active
at the Richfield camp. !
Superior Judge J. E. O'Con-
nor of Pinal, brother of Judge
w. A. O'Connor, of this city,
has been here several days this
week occupying Superior Judge
Duffy's bench, hearing the
famous Worlds Fair mine tax
case, III WHICH y uQS0 DuIIy was
disqualified. Judge O'Connor of
Pinal county, is one of the
most popular superior
judges in the state. He and his
family recently returned from a
visit to the old home in Cali
fornia. This evening His Honor
will depart for Florence, his
Arizona home.
Sheriff Mcknight believes he
1as captured the leader of a
we'll organized band of horse
thieves, who for some time past
nave been stealing horses, sad
lies and brides from American
farmers and stockraiserS along
he international line. When
the hombre had in his
possession a bride recently
stolen from DR.. M. H. Bars
'auch. He rode a fine horse and
vas we'll armed. Three stolen
lorses were recovered by the
heriff at the time he arrested
he supposed leader of the horse
who is now in the coun- .
go