The border vidette., 1914-02-21
E. V. Anaya, the constitu-

tiOnaliSt governor of Lower California, was a visitor in No gales several days this week, having come down from Tucson to confer with constitutionalist . leaders here and in Hermosillo. : Governor Anaya will proceed to , Lower California immediately i upon receiving instructions to do so from General Carranza, who is now in HermOsillO. With small force of constitu- tionalist soldiers, Gov. Anaya is confident he can easily govern 1 the peninsula, where at the pre- sent time there are only a few 1 federalS.
 United States Marshal Joe Dillon was visitor in the city the forepart of the week on official business, the nature of which could not be learned. The newly appointed marshal, who was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Chas. Overlook, is one of Arizona's best known, most pro- minent Democrats. For many years he resided in Prescott where he successfully engaged in business. He is well known in every county in the state, and his appointment to the import ant office of U. S. marshal meets everybody's approval.
 Last Monday at the residence of his friend Frank Manion, in this city, Dan Cantlion, an old time American mining man, who for many years operated in Mex ico, passed away after short illness. Pneumonia contracted in the Pima Blanca mountains, this county, where he was pros pecting, was the cause of Can tlion's death. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the Manion residence on Elm street, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. A brother, who re- sides in El Paso, arrived in time to attend the funeral. A mar ried daughter resides in Chicago.
 Major Rufus Hopkins, ex- United States deputy marshal, now an officer in the conStitu tionalist army, arrived in the city last Monday evening from Hermosillo, and Tuesday con
 tinue on to Tucson, where he expected to remain indefinitely. Upon his arrival at the interna
 tiopal border, the major did not hesitate to march bravely across, not with standing the report that he was wanted by the United | States authorities in connection with the famous Mason aero plane smuggling case. At the time the "ship" was captured at Pike's ranch Hopkins was guard ing it. --~-.- --- -------'---
 MT. Alfred w. Hall, of New York, arrived in the city Thurs day and in a day or two will | leave for the 'Yeso" silver mines situated forty miles from l Hermosillo. in the Ures mining district The "Yeso" is a famous old producer of white metal, having in years past produced more than 6OO,OO ounces of sill yer bullion. A New York con- pany of which Henry Plaul of this city is a memb Der recently secured the mine, and MT. Hall, who is an experienced me- chanical engineer, will have charge of the work of unwater- ing and otherwise putting it in shape to operate.
 Many Nogales Bills" mem bers of the Best People on Earth,' are grateful to B. B. Holt, president and general man. ager of the Cerro de Plata Min ing Company, for handsome new elk pins designed by MT. Holt, who presented them to his bro- ther Bills" The silver from which the pins were made, of course came from the great sill yer bonanza owned by E.. B. and w. B. Holt, and a few of their friends who are stockholders in the Cerro de Plata mines. The pin is solid silver with a purple clock the hands of which point to the hour of eleven. On top of the clock is a miniature star, i bright red. The pins are highly prized by MT. Holt's friends.
 Big and little cattlemen of Santa Cruz county are happy on l -1-~- T zl