The border vidette., 1913-04-26

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 Pacific. arrived here by motor
 over the line Monday he went ] to Tucson, thence back to NacO
 where he will soon be joined by
 Mrs. Krohn and the children who spent the winter in Califor. nia
 Yesterday Nfr. and Mrs. E. E.
 Bethell, of the Washington Trad
 ing Company's Patagonia store,
 were visitors in the city, being guests at the Montezuma hotel. Mir. Bethell is interested in valu- able mining property in the Pa
 tagonia district. being aSsociat-
 ed with President Curtis of the
 First National Bank of NOgaleS.
 J. Wells Smith of the Hava-
 lena Mining Company. the valu- able properties of which are situated in the Patagonia noun tains, a short distance from No gales, was here the forepart of the week from the mines, where active development work is be- ing done under the able direction of Jack Campbell. From here MT. Smith went to Los Angeles to visit his family.
 G. l.. Thompson, proprietor of The Lobby, returned Thurs day from a combined business and pleasure visit in Tombstone and Tucson. Thompson is ar ranging to make number of needed improvements in his little wet goods emporium, the name of which will be changed to The w h i5e House. During MT. Thompson'S absence from the city, William Meaney was in charge, being assisted by Will Smith.
 Gov. Jose M. Maytorena and Secretary of State Charley Ran dall of Sonora, who have been sojourning in Tucson since the state declared in revolt against the HuerGa. government, arrived here Tuesday and have since been guests at the Escoboza hotel, Nogales, Sonora. The gentlemen, both of whom were granted a leave of absence of six months from Sonora, by the state congress, are on their way back to Hermosillo.
 Isis Theatre is the name of Snelling's new air dome on Mor- ley avenue, where two motion shows will be given each even ing. the price of admission being 15 and 10 cents. The Isis no doubt will do a fine business during the sumner months. We wish MT. Smelling success He has had past experience in the movie business, and can be de- pended upon to secure the best attractions obtainable, as we'll as treat the public fair.
 Romaine Fielding, manager of Lubin's local moving picture was a northbound pas Thursday evening en route to Philadelphia, head quarters of the big company he so ably represents. He expect ed to be absent from Nogales two weeks. During the past five years Fielding has done the work of four men. He is en- titled to rest. His numerous friends hope he'll enjoy his trip to tine Quaker City.
 Monday Thos. D. Casanega, of Calabasas, accompanied by his little son, spent the day in town. MT. Casanega, in speak ing of the trouble down Gala basas way between settlers on the Baca Float land grant and J. E. Wise, said he did not be- lieve the land on the grant would be permanently fenced for some time to come. Time enough to fence after the case now pending in the supreme court of ! the United States, is settled.
 E. E. Noon, is enjoying a visit at his pleasant home in this city after an extended ab- sence at Cananea, where he had | charge of a big mining company. | Mir. Noon is a first-claSS mining l a graduate of the Ari 1 zona school of mines. He has | been in the employ of a number ] 0f the biggest mining companies m Arizona and Mexico. He and | lis father, Dr. A. H. Noon have | for many years owned valuable 1 property in the Orc RlancO rpuiOn