The border vidette., 1913-05-24

l engineer, ana NIT. CnafloS r.
 Reiniger, of Van Vert, Ohio,
 stopped over in Nogales on their
 way to HermosillO, thence to
 mining property in Sonora in
 which they are interested. The gentlemen are also interested in
 the Noche Buena Sonora Min
 ing Company, an American com pany owning valuable mining property in Sonora, of which
 favorable mention has on sev-
 eral occasions been made in THE 1 VIDETTE.
 Thursday afternoon "Red'' 1 Hart, a well known American l cowboy, was arrested on a charge 1 of attempting tO steal arms and
 ammunition from the camp of the Fourth U. s. cavalry sta l toned here. Tuesday night a
 man was seen by a guard leav-
 ing the soldier camp with a
 bundle under his arm. When ordered to halt, the man drop ped the bundle and made his ! escape. The bundle contained
 two army blankets, two Spring field rifles and one belt of am-
 intuition. Now Red" Hart is charged with attempting to rob our Uncle Sam. His bond has
 been placed at S25O.OO.
 One day this week James B.
 Mix, one of Uncle Sam's eagle eyed customs inspectors, called
 the attention of a number of friends to a Southern Pacific bOxcar from the south contain ing graphite being sent east. The car had been in the battle at the Santa Rosa ranch south of Ortiz, between state troops and federal soldiers, recently, and was riddled with bullets, there being possible a thousand holes in the car, which the fed erals evidently used for for tificatiOn during the battle in which they were defeated. Both sides and roof of the car had been struck many times.
 Fred Becker, after a short ill ness, died last Saturday night at the Mira Monte SanitariUm, and was buried Sunday after noon from George B. Mash, Inc. undertaking parlors, interment being in the NOgales cemetery. Fred Becker was well know by old time citizens of NOgaleS. He came here more than twenty years ago from Germany, and had until recently engaged in mercantile business here and in HermOsillO and Guaymas, where he was well and very favorably known. He was honest and up- right in all his dealings with his fellOwmen, and news of his sud den passing will be learned with regret.
 On Tuesday evening Romaine Fielding and his Lubin Moving Picture company left with bag and baggage, for Silver City, New Mexico, to spend the sum- mer. Fielding and his splendid of ladies and gen. tlemen have been sojourning in Nogales for the past six month. They are certainly a fine bunch and news of their departure will be learned with genuine regret by a host of friends and acquaint- ances throughout Santa Cruz county. Daddy" Fielding is @ real actor, as well as a prince of good fellows. He and his bunch will be missed, and if at any time any, or all of them, should return to Nogales, the latch-String will be out.
 Mexican Immigra tion Officer Picena and Don Luis Estrella, the wealthy Magdalena ranchOwner, who last Tuesday were arrested on charge of participating in a plot against the state of Sonora, have been released on a bond of $500 each. Two other men arrested on the some charge, have been unable to give bond and are still in jail. Albert MascarenaS, for whom warrant has also been sworn out before Commissioner Bird, left the city before apprehended by the government authorities. It Is said that he mOtOred to Tue son ard there took the train for Fl Paso. Several other men are for plotting against the state of Sonora, but as yet they nave not been found.
 Aviator Didier Mason, now n Hermosjllo with his big flying -Oo chino with yUl1icb tho Sonora