The border vidette., 1914-03-28

Burdicl< and B. O. Hatfield of
 Ashland, Oregon, shipped a
 trainload of cattle to Oregon.
 They purchased the stock from
 MeSSrS. Benton and Ira Bowers.
 A. M. Conard, president of
 the Sonora Copper Smelling
 Company, has returned from
 the coast and is now down in
 Sonora looking after his exten-
 sive mining and other business interests.
 George Januel, the expert
 German barber, on Morley Ave !,
 in Brickwood building, guaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him a trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair
 Cutting speciality. adv.
 w. E. Brown, the Sonora pas senger conductor, is wearing
 broad smile, ou account of the recent discovery of bonanza ore in a mine in which he is finan- cially interested. The ore as- saved $299. 20 to the ton.
 Last Saturday evening the Nogales Masonic Lodge was honored by a visit from Grand Master Smith, whose home is in Yuma. The grand master gave an interesting lecture, after which luncheon was served.
 Major Loreto Carrillo is back from Calexico, California, where he had been on private business. He purchased a tract of land while there, and may later re- move to that country. He was accompanied by Earl Turner of Elgin.
 Bird Yoas is in from his fine stock ranch in the Santa Rita mountains, not far from Tubac. He reports good rains in his section of the county and cattle | in splendid condition. Bird is a brother of John Yoas, the Ca nillie stockraiser.
 A number of complaints have been made to the city authorities to the effect that strange men are seen almost every night in the residence portion of the city. An effort will at once be made by the proper authorities to put | a stop to these midnight prow- 1erS.
 At today's school election one member of the board of trustees will be elected. There are only two candidates for the position, T. J. Wylie and A. l.. GuStetter Either will make a perfectly good trustee. Go-to the school house and give your friend a vote.
 z. O.. Stocker, well known who for a number of years has been farming down on the Yaqui river, near the town of Cajeme, arrived at the border yesterday with two carloads of hogs, which will be crossed to- day and shipped to Tucson but cherS.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer of R. Fleischer & Company, haberdashers. has this week been in Fl Paso on business for his firm, which recently sold many uniforms to the cOnStitu tionalist army in Sonora. The lieutenant is daily expected home.
 Mir. Charley Buffett of the Cattle Company, has re- turned from a successful busi- ness trip to Sonora south of The Alamo Cattle has a concession from General Carranza of the COnSti- to export fifty thOus and cattle from that state.
 Frank Reagan was here Thurs lay and yesterday from Pata- gonia. Frank and his brothers, James and Lee are interested in very valuable gold placer mines n the Altar district, on which is now being install ed. Town Marshal Wright is also interested in the property.
 Tomorrow afternoon, on the ( ocal diamond, the Tuna Lax will cross bats with the Sela- gons. A side bet of two hun lred dollars has been hung up, md Ed. Butler of the Tuna Lax, says the money is sure to go to liS side of the argument. The f game will be called at 2:3O, sharp.
 Attorney Gerald Jones, one of