The border vidette., 1913-12-20

for his big bank.
 TURKEY FOR THE HOLIDAY. Extra fine corn and milk fed Turkeys for sale. Mrs. Hector's Poultry Yards, Morley avenue. ! Phone 476. adv.
 Dr. John R. Magruder is a guest at the Montezuma hotel from Minas Prietas, Sonora. The doctor is one of the oldest American pioneers in Sonora. He has resided at Hermosillo many years and is well and favor ably known throughout Sonora.
 G. c. Gatti, the Clifton butch CT and live stock dealer, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel several days this week. MT. Gatti has made many ship mentS of Sonora cattle through | this port and is considered one of the best cowmen in the busi- ness.
 Olmstead, the contractor and i builder, is back from Patagonia, where he is building new public school house for that place. MT. Flo. Jones, the well known brick maker, is in charge of the brick work, and for sev- eral days past has been in Pata- gOnia.
 Wednesday night thieves en- tered the carpenter shop of Burton & Burton and stole lot of valuable carpenter tools. John Burton, the junior member of the firm, says he hopes to fe- 1 cover the stolen property and send the thief to the state prison.
 Last Monday T. P. Thompson, Santa Cruz County's popular as- sessor. attended the session of the assessors from the different counties in Arizona, held in Tucson. T. P. owns valuable ranch over in the San Rafael valley, a short distance from Lochiel.
 In a few days Messrs. John Henderson and l.. M. RaineS, two well known mining men, will depart for Port Libertad, Sonora, on a prospecting trip. They will make the cross-coun- try trip by wagon and expect to be absent from Nogales a couple of weeks.
 D. c. Franklin has returned from Tucson and today will de- part for his mining properties in the Pima Blanca mountains to inspect the work being done on his silver property, from which high grade ore is being taken under Henry Stewards personal supervision.
 H. Corbett, the we'll known Tucson demonstration of the Stutz automobiles, is a busy visitor in NOgaleS today, hay ing arrived last evening from the ancient and honorable pueblo with big seven-passenger car, for immediate delivery to a wealthy citizen of Sonora.
 Last night three troops of the Tenth Cavalry, U. S. A., Color ed) arrived here to relieve the Fifth cavalry troopers (white) l W IIO OSSI1 OO eastern government posts. The Tenth will be stationed at Fort Huachuca, from where they will do patrol duty along the border.
 MT. Tom Cunningham, the well known English mining engi- neer, will in a few days leave for Sonora on business for a big mining company which he re- presents. Besides being an eX- perienced civil and mining engi- neer, MT. Cunningham is one of the best draughtsmen in the country.
 John Henderson, the Caborca mining men, has for several days past been down in Hermosillo, tl lansacting important private business connected with his big mineral holdings in Sonora, where he has been operating about thirty years. At one time Mir. Henderson owned the great Grand Central mine at Minas Prietas. He made a fortune out of the mine.
 Thursday Arthur Crepin of the Patagonia Commercial Com pany was visitor at the county seat, having motored down from Patagonia. The gentleman is with COlDnn1 p p