The border vidette., 1913-11-22

this week, from their ranch near
 Patagonia. While here Jesse | purchased a fine bunch of young Mexican cattle. The Gatlin boys are experienced cattlemen. They are making good in the business. l George A. Lonsberry, the well known mining engineer, arrived in the city yesterday from the north, and is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Lons- berry has for many years. been a visitor in Nogales. He is in tereSted in Sonora and Santa Cruz county mining property.
 PARTNER WANTED A young man of many years experience in the business of raising and handling cattle on the range in Santa Cruz county, is in a posi- tion to take from 500 to 1000 head of cattle on the shares for five years or more. For parti- culars address Box K, Nogales, Arizona. adv
 Professor Provard, the geolo- gist, and Jack Campbell, the mine superintendent, are out in the country looking over the newly acquired mining property of Don c. Franklin and Robert B. Lee. The property is said to possess great merit. It will be extensively developed by the new owners.
 Willie Squires, of Lowell, who for some time past has been Bird Yoas' right bower on his COW ranch up in the foot hills of the Santa Rita mountains, was here seeing the sights a couple of days this week, being chaper- oned around by Mr. YoaS, who was called in to serve as a su- perior court juryman.
 Everybody in Nogales will be glad to learn that Ferd. Van Mourick, manager of the Sonora News Company, has fully re- covered from his recent serious illness, and is again at his desk. Although @ little weak, Ferd'S heart is still in the right place, and we hope twill never trouble ilIHI ciSdl1, do 1O oIO I1SO ouhNdy'
 Parker, the alleged get-rich- quick artist, who was charged with attempting to fim-fiam the First National Bank of Nogales out of twelve hundred dollars, was this week acquitted in the superior court. Judge Frank J. Duffy ably represented the de- fendant. The state was repre- sented by County Attorney s. F. Noon.
 w. B. Balcom, the Tubac goat raiser, was a business visitor the forepart of the week. Recently MT. Balcom, who has one of the finest flocks in the state, re- ceived from White & Sons, of Martelle, Texas, four thorough bred bucks, for which he paid know about goats, isn't worth knOwning.
 The forepart of the week T. J. Watson, president of the Los Angeles City and County Land Company, Inc, visited Patago- nia and nearby mining camps, being accompanied by c. w. White It is said that MT. Wat son has purchased an interest in a producing mine situated near Patagonia, and may decide to locate here.
 Splendid rains are reported from every section of the state, with the exception of Yuma, but then Yumaites don't expect rain, so they're not disappointed. As a result of the copious rains in Santa Cruz county, Oscar Ashburn and other big cattle men are wearing broad smiles of contentment. The rains are worth untold millions to Arizona.
 MT. l.. l.. Lindsay, formerly of Nogales. now a citizen of Los Angeles, was visitor in the city a couple of days this week, on his way home from Sonora, where he had been on private business. Mr. Lindsay made a pile of money in the Cananea district, ard is now said to be very wealthy. His Nogales friends will be pleased to learn of his good fortune.
 The good ladies of the Ca tholic church are busy selling tickets for their annual Thanks giving ball which this year will