The border vidette., 1913-11-01

! nora, where for some time past he has been doing experimental farming, after spending a few days in the city, departed Thurs day evening for Sacramento, where he went on a combined business and pleasure visit. He expected to be gone about a month.
 William Meaney has purchas- ed Shorty" Thompson's interest in the White House, and is now the sole owner of that poprlar 1 little wet goods emporium. MT. Thompson after enjoying a few days visit in the city with his friends, motored to Huachuca last Wednesday,, with John Jund | at the wheel. Mr. Meaney will personally manage the White House.
 Tuesday MT. l.. Hudgin, many years head bookkeeper for Roy & TitcOmb, Inc, returned from Canada, having been called home on account of the serious illness of his father, MT. A. A. Hudgin, manager of the Nogales Jersey Farm, who is threatened with total blindness, as result of having one of his eyes injured | last week while driving through a cornfeld.
 This week Court Reporter Robert E. Lee has been over in Pinal county taking notes in several cases being tried before Superior Judge O'Connor. Bob Lee is one of the fastest, most accurate StenOgraphers in the the country, as well as one of | the whiteSt men in the world. Since coming here from little old New York City, he has more than made good.
 P. J. Mcintyre, president and manager and c. c. King, secre- tary and treasurer of the Verde Mining Company, spent Thurs day at the county seat purchas- ing mine and camp supplies. As usual the gentlemen express ed themselves as greatly pleas ed over the future of their prop erty which is located on the
 
 mountains only a short distance from Nogales.
 Ed. Lanier this week purchas- ed the Montezuma Bar from Don | c. Franklin, and is again doing business in NOgales, where he has a, host of friends and ac- quaintances all of whom will be pleased to learn of his return. Under the able, painstaking management of Don Franklin, the MOntezuma Bar has become one of the best money making saloons in the state. We wish both Don and Ed good luck. J. M. Summey has sold his entire herd of dairy thorough bred cows to Mrs. Henry Green well, and will in future engage in the business of raising hogs. Last evening Summey delivered the cows at Mrs. Greenwell's farm-the old Pete Kichen place and early this morning milk was delivered in an automobile to Summey's city customers. Mrs. Greenwell has ordered an up to-date Ford auto truck which will be used to deliver her dairy products.
 City Marshal J. K. Wright and Jack Wilson, of this city, are back from Phoenix, where they had been attending federal court. On Wednesday the gen tlemen appeared in federal court and entered pleas of hot guilty of violating the neutrality laws of the Uunited States. Their cases were set for the 10th of November, at which time the boys believe they will have no trouble in proving their inno- cence. They are represented by Senator Ives, one of the best lawyers in the state.
 H. J. Smith, of Banco de So- nora, accompanied by his eStim- able wife, arrived in the city Tuesday evening, from Hermo- sillo, and has since been at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Smith has been connected with the big Mexican banking institution many years, and not only stands high with the officials of the bank, but enjoys the respect and confidence of all who know him. He reports everything