The border vidette., 1914-03-14

ana COIOnGl ES. k. Richardson
 expect to make pile of money
 The Jew is rich lead DrOpoSi-
 tiOn.
 Mrs. O. B. Glover, wife of the
 well known MagdaIcna mining
 man, is here from Long Beach,
 California, on business connect ed with valuable mining prop
 erty located in the Magdalena
 district, owned by herself and | huSb Sband
 Fred. Miller, Superin tendent t
 of the Four Metals mines, charg-
 ed with shooting Jim Hillard
 with intent to kill, was bound over to the grand jury Tn the
 sum of $1,COO. He gave the
 bond, two Nogales business men
 acting as sureties.
 The good ladies of the Ca
 thOlic church are meeting with great success in the sale of tickets to St. Patrick's ball,
 next Tuesday night. A fine time is assured. Every body is cordially invited to attend Tick cts only one dollar.
 Thursday morning Mr. I. E. Bowers returned to his ranch. near Noria, Sonora. Mr. Bow CTS had accompanied a train load of cattle in which he is financially interested, up to the border. He is associated with Messrs. Cox. Schetter and Weimer.
 H. I. Randolph, roadmaster on the Southern Pacific of Mexico, whose headquarters are at No gales, yesterday visited Tucson on company business. MT. Ran dOlPh is a brother of Colonel Epes Randolph, one of the big gest railroad men in the west.
 Henry Greenwell, the mine promoter, is back from the east where he had been on private business. He reports having had a pleasant and successful trip. From here he will go to the Elephant Head mines, in which he is financially interest ed.
 Tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond, the Tuna Lax boys will cross bats with the | newly organized Selagons, which | is made up of players first class. There will be a side purse of | S1OO. and an interesting game is promised. Game called at 2:3O | sharp. John E. Bentley, treasurer and director Of La Cobriza Min ing Company, departed the forepart of the week for New York, thence to England, OH a combined business and pleasure trip. Early in May he will re- turn to Nogales, being accom- panied by his wife.
 A slight blaze in the home of Ed. Burton yesterday, called out a portion of the fire depart ment. Slight damage done Just the same, the boys responded with commendable promptness. as they always do. Nogales has cause to feel proud of her vOlun- 5eer fire department.
 The Giroux Cattle Company Ire making heavy shipments of Sonora cattle to the United States, notwithstanding the nigh export duty charged by the constitutionalists This evening a train of forty cars will arrive from the south. The cattle are from the Camou 'anch.
 Next week l.. M. Raines. the man, will go to the Castle Creek Hot Springs for a months outing, in the hopes of getting id of his rheumatism. He will oe accompanied by Mrs. Raines md Master Hampton. The springs are said to be the best of their kind in the United States.
 Mrs. E. B. Peel, niece of Mrs Captain c. E. Hardy. is visiting lere from Tucson, guest of he Captain and Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. J. B. Reniler, wife of a prominent banker of Cynthian, former wife of the ate Captain Julian Vest. of Tue on, is also visiting Collector Hardy and wife.
 o. B. Grover, who with the Holt brothers, owns the Patsy" ( ,Old mines situated sixty five 1 niles east of Magdalena, Son. ,ra, has been in the city for ] he past week transacting priv ,