The border vidette., 1914-08-15

gales, impatiently awaiting an
 opportunity to return to their
 properties in Sonora The
 trains on the Sonora, being run ! by orders of the military, only go as far south as Santa Ana,
 where it is said the CalIistas are
 mobilizing to fight Governor
 aytOrena'S forces.
 k. M. Dickerman, who at the
 meeting of Elks recently held in
 Denver, was elected Grand Els
 teemed Loyal Knight, was a
 visitor in the city last Tuesday,
 from Tucson, where for many
 years he has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific. Friends of MT. Dickerman are planning to run him for Grand Exalted
 Ruler in 1916. Tuesday night Tucson Ell<s gave Dick rousing reception. The occasion will long be pleasantly remembered
 by all
 A. M Conard, president and manager of the Sonora Copper Company, who has been enjoy ing couple of days in the city with his interesting family, ex- poets to go south today. T h e properties of the Sonora Copper Company are located at Cobre Grande near Noria, Sonora. Both the mines and smelter have been idle since the war in Mexico, but just as soon as con ditiOns warrant, operations will be resumed under Mr. Conard's personal direction.
 Hon. Nose Dradchman, city father and prominent Tucson business man, has been a busi. ness visitor in the city a couple of days this week. The gentle. man has for many years been prominent in Democratic politics. He is a candidate for member of house of representatives from Pima county Being a native son of the ancient and honorable pueblo, he is among the best known, most popular citizens of the old town. His seat in the coming legislature is assured.
 The constitutionalists under Colonel Gales, held a rousing celebration in Nogales, Sonora, last Thursday night, in honor of the evacuation of the federals from Mexico City. Hundreds of enthusiastic soldiers and citizens paraded the streets, led by the 3rd infantry band, which later gave a concert in the city plaza, where patriotic speeches were made by the followers of Gen eral Carranza, the first chief of the constitutiOnalists Many citizens from the American side of the line attended the cele- bration, which lasted several hours.
 Tom Hind, assistant superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, returned Tuesday from a long trip south, over the line, being accompanied by Frank Krupp, of this city, who handled MT. Hind's especial. Frank reports having had a most strenous trip, specially was the going exciting through the war zone in the state of Sin alba, near Mazatlan. When the Hind special was fired upon several times, Frank says he thought sure his time had come. But he slipped Ter in the high," and out-ran the bullets, some of which kicked up the dirt all around the flying motor car.
 Thursday evening w. G. Bow man, candidate for sheriff on the Democratic ticket, returned from the Elgin Sonoita country, where he had been enjoying a visit with his country cousins" He reports that section as look ing fine, and says bumper crops are assured the so-called dry farmers this year He says the people there, many of whom are from the south, treat everybody so fine, he had | to go back, and take his family | with him. Yesterday afternoon the Bowmans, the VanMOuricks l and Herolds motored out to FL gin to attend dance there last | night. MT. VanMourick is a | for supervisor, on the | Democratic ticket.
 l.. J. F. Jaeger. proprietor of 1 the Montezuma hotel of this | place, and the big Santa Rita at !! TucSop nai6 NOua1pS a visit l