The border vidette., 1913-07-12

S. Cavalry, now stationed a
NOgaleS, under command o.
Major Fleming, will not return
to Fort Huachuca, this week, as
announced, but will remain here
! indefinitely, according to orders
received Tuesday.
Harry Greenwell, the mine
operator, who is interested in
the Elephant Head mines, was
in from his country home Thurs
day. He recently visited the
mines, making the cross country
trip by auto, His many friends
hope he'll make fortune
out of his holdings in the big
company, the properties of
which are said to be immense.
T. J. Wylie, clerk of the public
school board of trustees, desires
to announce that the school
! trustees will in the near future
let a contract for connecting the
school with the new sewer sys
TEN, and the installation of a
mum Der of toilets in the big
school house. Any one desiring
further information, should ad
dress T. J. Wylie, clerk of the
public school board of trustees,
NOgaleS, Arizona.
Mrs. Ferd VanMourick, &C
companied by the children, de-
parted the forepart Of the week
for Detroit, Michigan, where the
remainder Of the summer will be
pleasantly spent with relatives
Of Mr.. VanMourick. During the
family's absence from NogaleS,
the VanMourick home N
Marsh's Heights will be occu-
pied by Hon. A. @. Cubillas,
who was vice governor Of So
nora under Don POrfirio'S regime.
Monday Col. Ben Ashley, the
popular Sonora railway con-
ductor, who for some time past
has been running a passenger
train between Empalme and
Guaymas, when not lodging
cannon balls, arrived home for
a visit with Mrs. Ashley and
Master Rollo. Col. Ben says he
was treated like a prince by
both onStitutionalistS and fed
erals, down Guaymas way. Fur
ther than that deponent sayeth
not.
The Tucson Star of Thursday,
contained a long story of the
domestic troubles of Peter
Schellburg and wife, both of
whom are anxious to secure IL
divorce, all on account of a pot
of chile and ham bone. Peter
claims that when he married
Mrs. Elinor Morales of Tucson.
last December, he had a store in
Nogales worth SIS, 900 and that
his wife has dissipated his for
tune at the rate of $1,000 a
month.
Eb. Jones, the we'll known
brick maker is back from Pata-
gonia where he has just finished
burning brick for the new public
school house, soon to be erected
there. Eb. spent the Fourth Of
July in Patagonia, where he
says there was something doing
every minute He reports the
little burg on the banks of the
Sonoita fiourishing. A number
of new business houses and re-
sidenceS are now in course of
construction there.
Engineer W. H. Worthington,
manager of the Chief mine stu
ated in the Harshaw district,
near the Worlds Fair, was a
visitor in the city last |
Monday on his way east to Kan
sas City and New York. on min
ing business. The main office
of the company having a bond |
on the Chief, is located in Kan
sas City. Mr. Worthington re-
ports the Chief looking good |
and has great hopes Of making
a paying mine out of it. En-
route east he stopped a day at
Douglas with his family.
Last Monday General Juan
Cabral, the we'll known Sonora
rebel leader, came up from Her
mosillO and continued on to Ca
nanea, being accompanied by
his staff. It is said that General
Cabral went to Cananea to
hasten the repairing of the eight
cannon captured from General
Ojeda, near Ortiz, when he re-
treated to GuaymaS two weeks
ago. The federals had removed
the firing pins from the guns.
The constitutiOnalists will use