The border vidette., 1913-11-15

1 I raiser, was a business visitor in the city a couple of days this week, being accompanied by William Parker, James Parker and Will ROath, also well known 1 Santa Cruz county cattlemen. The gentlemen came in to look over bunch of Sonora cattle.
 MT. Jack King, the Sonora mining man, after spending a week in California with his family, returned to Nogales yes terday, being accompanied by his son, Richard. From here MT. King and his friend and partner, Mr. Stevenson, will go to Sonora, with the intention of resuming work on their mines.
 Captain Lon Haley, the popu lar passenger conductor, is wear | ing a broad smile of cOntentment on account of the appointment of his friend Charley Hardy to the U. $. collectorship for the district of Arizona. Both Capt. Haley and Capt. Hardy are De- mOcrats of the way down in Vir ginia sort who don't care what a mans politics are, just so he's Democrat.
 Attorney and Mrs. B. M. Pur- dunn, who have been living near Sonoita, have taken the Barry Place, a short distance from No gales, where they now make their home. MT. Purdum has entered into the practice of law in NogaleS, and for the present is occupying Attorney Flank J. Barry's offices, over the San ta Cruz Valley Bank 6 Trust Company.
 Nick Riniger. of Kansas City, Mo-, well and favorably known | here and in Sonora, where for a number of years he has been in terested In mining, arrived in the city Thursday from the east and is a guest at the MOntezuma hotel. This is Nick's first visit here in two years, and his friends are pleased to see him. He is still interested in Sonora mines and land.
 pr. Henry Allen Tupper, rep resentative of the International Peace Forum, who is here in the interest of peace, like the good old Quaker, is in favor of peace, even if he has to fight for it. Doc is in favor of permitting the free importation of arms into Mexico. That's the dope" If we had our way about it, we'd give every mothers son in old Mexino gun, then let 'em fight to a finish.
 In a letter from Dr. John $. Rhynas, for a number of years a resident of Magdatena, So- nora, who now resides in Los Angeles, we learn that the po- i pular medico and his family are getting along fine. Dr. Fry, the dentist and mine operator, who also resided in Magdalena, according to Dr. Rhynas, is liv- ing at Vinice, and is doing well. Dr. Sam $. Butler, of Magdale- ma, who removed from that place to Savage, Mississippi, is also | prOSpering.
 News of the defeat of Huerta's forces at Culiacan, Sinaloa, at the hands of the Carranza con- stitutionalists under command of General Obregon, early yes terday morning after three days hard fighting, was joyously re- ceived here yesterday. The tel egram conveying news of the fall of the capital of Sinaloa,' also stated that General Obre- gon had been slightly wounded, but was still in comEand of the constitutionalist army, said to be six thousand strong.
 J. N. Drummond, wealthy capitalist, of Los Angeles and San Diego, is here for short visit with his friend Elgin B. Holt, the "Silver King of So- nora," who has for sever al days past been a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. While in California this summer, MT. Holt spent several days at MT. DrummOnd's beautiful country home, and now Drummond will return the visit at Cerro de Plata, the great sill yer bonanza owned by Holt Brothers and associates. This morning MT. Holt and his friend departed for Cerro de Plata, ex- pecting to return to the states next Monday evening.