The border vidette., 1913-04-05


 between seven and eight hun dred head of Sonora cattle at this port, and after dipping ship ped the stock to Sacramento valley pastures. Last evening Mr. Bowman left for Sacramen- to, expecting to return to No gales in about ten days. Mrs. Bowman and Miss Edna are visiting in Sacramento. Miss Tillie is attending school in Los | Angeles.
 In Superior Court the fore part of the week R. T. Stump of Patagonia, injured some time ago by a falling cage in the Anaconda mine, this county, was awarded 5000 damages. He asked S1O,OOO. Judge w. A. O'COnnor and Hon. John Wright, eX-attOrney general of Arizona, appeared for the mining com pany, Senator Eugene Ives re- presenting Stump, whose many friends here and throughout the county will be pleased to learn | that he won his case.
 Last Saturday N. l.. Amster, owner of the Three R Mine ar rived in the city accompanied by w. $. Sultan, his private repre- sentative. The gentlemen were met here by superintendent John D. Wanvig, Jr.. who motored down from the mine and took them back with him. After visiting the great copper bonan- "a. MeSsrS. AmSter and Sultan, motored to Tucson, being ac- companied by Col. R. R. Rich ardson and A. E. Crepin, of Pa tagonia, from whom Mr. Amster bought the mine, for S35O,OOO.
 Word reached here Wednes- day from Magdalena, Sonora. to the effect that the state author itieS have issued a circular to owners of mining property there, stating that those failing to pay mining taxes by the fifteenth. of April, will have to pay fine, and owners of mining property are beginning to wonder "where they are at." The fed eral officials warn owners of mining property not to pay the taxes to the Sonora government. The money, they say, must be paid to the Mexican federal gov ernment. So, there you are.
 Pablo Soto, who was shot and killed at Cananea during the recent battle between federal and state troops, was well and favorably known in Nogales and Tucson, where he and his family resided many years. Deceased was a brother of Mrs. w. F. Overton of this city, and Pete Soto, who for several years resided here. A wife and sev- eral children were also left to mourn the loss of kind and loving husband and father, whose sudden untimely passing is deep ly regretted. In their great sor SOW, the bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire com munity.
 Mike HannOn, many years successfully engaged in mining in the Bisbee mining district, where he made a fortune, was a business visitor in the city Wednesday, accompanied b y Charley Flynn, of Los Angeles, also a successful mine contract or, who like Mir. Hannon, has made big money in the mining game, both in the States and Alaska. Messrs. Hannon and Flynn are looking over the San ta Cruz mining districts, with view of becoming financially interested, and may take over a group of claims situated be- tween Patagonia and Mowry owned by Jake Johnson and associates. Thursday Hannon and Flynn motoled to the Three R mine with Dr. Purdy, phySi- elan for the big copper camp
 Wednesday Hon. Y. Bonillas, of this city, one of the leaders of the Sonora revolution. and a prominent member of the state congress, returned from a visit to the district of Mocte- zuma, where he had been in the interest of the cause he is most ardently supporting. To large assembly of citizens of NOgaleS, Sonora, at the municipal build ing Wednesday evening, MT. Bonillas made an address, in which he said that volunteers