The border vidette., 1913-06-07

bright little daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. Will Laughlin, ycster
 day returned home from a visit
 with relatives in the east. She was accompanied by an aunt. her mothers sister.
 This has been a Quiet week in Justice Chatham's court, and
 U. S. Commissioner Bird also
 reporCs business quiet. Who
 said our town was not a quiet i place to live, notwithstanding ng
 it's war-likc appearance:
 An important strike has been l reported 1n the Four Metals mine, near Nogales, now being actively operated, under the management of MT. Oscar Turn CT. Hon. Tom Smith of PhOe- nix is a big stockholder in the company owning the mines. Charles Eames. mining engi- neer, who for some time past has been making his headQuart- CTS at Magda!ena, Sonora, is @ guest at the National hotel, from New York, where he had been on business connected with a min ing deal in which he is inter ested
 H. Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, whose headquarters are at Guay- mas. Sonora, arrived in the city yesterday from the coast, and today will leave for the south. Mir. Lawton is greatly improved in health.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson was in the city Monday on his way back to Patagonia, from Tucson, where he had been to consult ing business connected with the 3R mine. The colonel has m contemplation an extended pleas ure trip east.
 Con Cronjn, assistant chief clerk in the state senate, who is still doing special clerical work in Phoenix, spent a couple of days in the city this week, with his family. Pete Munch, also a clerk in the House, from Santa Cruz county, is employed on the same job with Con.
 William Meaney's numerous friends and acQuaintances here and throughout the county, will be pleased to learn that he is getting along nicely at the Mira Monte Sanitarium. under the personal care of Dr. H. W Purdy, who hopes to soon have his patient on his feet as sound as a dollar.
 Dr.. John c. Burton, who many years was one of Hermosillo's prominent physicians, has re- moved from the state of Sonora, and in future will reside in Los Angeles with his family, who last week preceded him to the coast. Wednesday, the doctor went. A wide circle of friends in Sonora will miss him.
 Mrs. Thompson. wife of Coun- ty Assessor T. P. Thompson, arrived in the city Thursday from their fine ranch home in the San Rafael valley, near Lo- chiel, the beautiful home of the late Hon. Colin Cameron of The lady will | enjoy a few days visit here with | friends and quaintances.
 Mr. Hitchcock, ex-postmaster general, this week visited Tue son, en route to the Pacific | coast. The ex-postmaster gen eral had been enjoying couple | of weeks outing in the New | Mexico mountains, near Mo- gollon. He is pleasantly remem- bered by many citizens of No gales, upon his visit here re. gently.
 P. J. Mcintyre is back from a business trip to New York and ! other eastern states, and is per sonally looking after work on his excellent mining property in the Irish Corner, @ short dis 5ance from Nogales near the mines owned by the Mining Company. Mr. Mcintyre will ship a carload of ore at once. !
 Next week Mrs. H. J. Karns, by the little girls, will depart for her old home in Virginia, to spend a couple of months with relatives and ,,.inr,l,- H,, will 1o