The border vidette., 1913-04-12

l StOckLnan, was a business V1SItOr ] here one day this week. Mir. l Atk kinSOn was wearing a broad, l happy smile of contentment. Three times during the past
 three years he has been made supremely happy, and now the house of Atkinson can boast of
 two lovely girls and a bouncing
 baby boy. The little fellow ar
 rived April first.
 Friends of Frank Sullivan,
 mine foreman at the CerrO de
 Plata mines, will be glad to
 learn that he is well and happy,
 notwithstanding the cowardly
 attempt to dynamite him last
 week, while he was asleep. The
 would-be assassin placed two
 sticks of dynamite under Franks s cot. The cot and tent were bad
 ly wrecked but Frank escaped
 with only a slight scratch on the forehead. The perpetrator of the crime has not been cap tured.
 George M. Ryall, accompanied by Mrs. Ryall. and a party of friends, arrived in the city from Fundicion, Sonora, the forepart of the week and continued on to New York. On account of the unsettled conditions in Sonora, MT. Ryall has closed down his big mining proposition on the Yaqui river. He said both fed. eral and state troops showed him every consideration. At Hermosillo, Governor Pesqueira offered the Ryau party a special train.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Sr., the big ranch owner, of this city, returned yesterday from the city of Chihuahua, Chih., where he had been on business connected with the Banco de Sonora, in which he is big stockholder He reported everything quiet at Chihuahua, but all lines of busi- ness good. Regarding the con fiscatiOn of cattle and other food stuff from his ranch, MT. Mas carenas had nothing to say for publication. Tt takes a long
  of cattle," ;" said Mr. Alberto Mascarenas, son of the wealthy ranch owner, who with his in teresting family, now lives in Arizona.
 J. T. Donahue, president and cattle salesman of the Donahue- Randall x Co.,, live stock mer- chants, South Omaha, Nebraska, is making the Montezuma hotel ! his headquarters. MT. Donahue l is a sure huff coWman, and if | there is anything he don't know | about l bovine, it isn't worth l knowing. Tbe other day he brought eight hundred head of 1 cattle up to the Pearson ranch which he has rented, and jumped | the whole outfit out of the stock 1 cars without injuring one. He | says the game is easy, if one knows how. The report that he was in bad with the state gov ernment, is false. On the con- brary, Donahue stands ace-high with the state government, the government, and all gov ernment. He plays the game square and wherever he goes, gets a run for his money.
 Jack Campbell, manager of 5he Havalena Mining Company's 5anto Nino mines situated a short distance from Nogales, on jhe west side of the Patagonia en route to Los An yeles stopped over in the city to heard the Fifth band play and incl lentally attend to company buSi- 1ess. He reported the mine a world -beater. More than three tons of l2 per cent cop per ore now lies on the dump, put not pound will be shipped lntil arrangements can be made o ship to Douglas via Sonora, MeXicO. When conditions across he line become more settled, he ore will be hauled to Santa Cruz, a station on the NogaleS- Jananea branch of the Southern Pacific, and shipped to Douglas. 1he mines are only few miles rom the railroad, and a down ill pull. During Manager Camp 'elrs absence on the coast, J. Vells Smith, of Los Angeles, vhO with James A. Murray, the Montana millionaire, owns the
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