The border vidette., 1914-02-07

Of the day or night, to point.
 in Mexico or elsewhere. Pric,
 right See Frank KruDp. adv
 MT. l.. R. Hornstein of Yoka
 homa, accompanied by a number
 Of Japanese capitalists, arrived
 i'll the city yesterday from Los
 Angeles. and this morning de i parted for Sonora and Sinaloa
 Mexico, where they go to look al an immense tract of land with
 a view of purchasing same.
 Thursday George P. Jones,
 one of Uncle Sam's oldest best known customs inspectors. was
 able to be around again, after
 having been laid up month at
 the Sisters Hospital in this city.
 Although still a little weak, George is feeling greatly improv-
 ed and hopes soon to fully re cover.
 The following deputy income tax collectors were last Wednes- day appointed for the Arizona New Mexico district, by the Presidents: Owen Murphy of Tombstone, A. l.. Loomis of Santa Fe, A. T, Cornish of Flag staff, John l.. Zimmerman of Las Vegas. Walter Brawner was appointed inspector.
 John Higginbotham, the Carbo capitalist, spent a couple of days here this week on his way from El PasO to HermosillO, making the cross scountry trip in a hand some new auto purchased in El Paso. He was accompanied by his friend, a Mr. Thomson, the Scotch gentleman who took the
 P out of Thompson"
 Yesterday morning at 2:3O, Mrs. Carmen F. de Aguirre, mother of Mr. Juan Aguirre. passed away at the family re- sidence in Nogales, Sonora, at the advanced age of eighty -one years. 1.-The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, interment being in the Nogales, Sonora cemetery. Deceased was an old highly respected citizen of 
 l.. B. Fleischer, represen ting | A. Steinfeld & Co.,, the merchant l princes of Arizona, is a visitor | in the city today transacting | business for his firm. Mir. Fleis- | cher is a brother of Lieutenant | Richard Fleischer, of the firm of R. Fleischer & Co.,, haberdashers Both l., B. and his brother are well known in this section where they engaged in business many years.
 N. A. Mcdonald, the we'll known successful Harshaw min ng man, was a business visit or in the city Thursday MT. Mcdonald and his estimable ,amily have for many years made their home at Harshaw where Mir. Mcdonald has valu- lble mining property. He is the ather of Mir. John Mcdonald, he young mining man who is veil known in NOgaleS.
 MT. Emil Czuczka, of Chicago nd New York, an expert cutter nd filter of clothes for men, las been a very busy man this week. taking measures for a { lumber of our best dressers. $ Emil has an up to-the minute $ inc of patterns well known re- l able eastern firms to select i rom, and if you will step into l !. Fleischer 6 Company's store l ou cannot help but see some 7 hing that will please you. Y
 Jack King, who with his sons I I William and John, and MT. R. : tevenson, is working a group | mines in Sonora, near Minas 'rietas, has been here several / avs this weeking purchasing a a ,t of mine and camp supplies 7 'om Roy & Titcomb, Inc. MT. a ing stated that up to date his . amp has not been molested by p bronco" Yaqui Indians, while ses e and the boys are watching ', lem, he feels safe. Hon. E. V. Anaya, constitu- onal governor of Lower Cal ( ornia, is a visitor in the city T. | om Tucson. Recently in Tue II II ,n, the complaint against Gov iM' nor Anaya, charging him with II II
 violation of the neutrality F r WIS, in connection with the | nous aerODlane case. was dis S