The border vidette., 1913-03-22

ones too-Dr. w. H. Purdy
 Robert B. Lee and w. D. Hart of Nogales. The boys went tc Tucson on the evcning train rode the "goat" the same night and returned home Wednesday Wednesday evening, at the BrickwOOd Hotel, SilaS Piper,
 after a lingering illness, the re
 suit of having been accidentally
 shot at Greaterville a couple ot
 months ago, passed away, and
 was buried Thursday, interment
 being in the NogaleS cemetery.
 Hon. I. Bonillas, of this city,
 and Hon. D. Gonzalez, of Quay
 mas, two prominent leaders of
 the present revolution in Sono-
 ra, are in the city, having ar rived last week with the rebel forces from Hermosillo. They are members of the Sonora con- gross.
 The Masonic Hall has been converted into headquarters for the Mexican customs house, Mexican postoffice and other federal offices. The federals here say it is only a matter of short time when they'll again occupy their old quarters in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico.
 "His Western Way" one of Romaine Fielding's pictures, taken at Prescott, made @ great hit at the Lyric last evening. In Fielding, the Lubin people have a gem. Nogales is inn patiently waiting to see the many pictures taken here by Fielding and his excellent company.
 Captain c. R. Day and Lieut. enants A. l.. James and D. D. Gregory, with three troops of the Fighting Fifth," have ar rived here from Fort Huachuca, to join Captain Smiths troops, now doing border patrol. Capt. Day is an old time friend of Joaquin Legarra, manager of the Fl Paso Store.
 Harry Peary has sold his in terest in The Lobby to MT. G. L. (Shorty) Thomas of Huachu- ca, who on Wednesday took possession of the pleasant little wet goods emporium on Morley avenue. Walter Strickland, an expert mixer" has accepted the management of The Lobby. Drop in, the boys will treat you white.
 Chas. Gildea, ex-j justice of the peace of Nogales, who for sev- eral years past has been resid- ing in Los Angeles, and Cana nea, has been spending a couple of weeks in Nogales. Gildea still owns a ranch a short dis tance from Nogales, northwest of Postmaster Fowler's place. From here he will go to Phoenix to reside.
 The mammoth "Ditcher, to be used in the installation of sewer system, has ar rived and next week dirt will commence to fly, it being the of the Chicago con tractors to push the work to as fast as possible. It is thought that it will take about one hundred days to com plete the work.
 All Mexican soldiers, either federal or inSurgent, armed or in uniform or civilian lress, may be arrested if they step on United States soil. Or lerS to this effect were last Sa- jurday received by the con- handlers of the United States troops along the Mexican front CT, from General Bliss, com handing the southern depart nent.
 Elgin B. Holt, president and | of the Cerro de Plata | Mines Company, came up from he mines the fOrepart of the week to get needed supplies or the cyanide plant. He re- ported everything at the big ilver bonanza lovely, everybody ,eing well and happy. The plant s running night and day mak- ng big money for the Holt boys nd their associates.
 A large number of tha wealthy Jamou family have arrived from Sonora to take refuge in the tates until after conditions ettle in our sister state. Sev- ral members of the family will