The border vidette., 1914-04-04

Al lHolld hlIlIuS SOIl I)dHy, dH(
 a number of stockholders mo
 tored out to the company's min
 eS adjoining the great Three F
 property. All were well pleased
 with their visit and the manner
 in which the work is being done T. D. Casanega, was q county
 seat, visitor yesterday from Ca
 labasaS. He stated that every body down CalabaSas- way was
 impatiently awaiting the result
 of the hearing next Monday in
 Washington of Baca Float mat
 ter. Attorney Kingan of Tucson,
 is on the ground to represent
 the settlers.
 Mir. John N. Drumond, son of
 the late tobacco king, is visiting in this section, the guest of his friend E. B. Holt, president of the Cerro de Plata Mining Company. Last Tuesday Mir. Drumond, Dr. Sneaker and Mr.. Holt departed for Cerro de Plata, by auto driveu by Dr. Sneaker.
 Thursday MT. John Higgin- botham, the well known Carbo, Sonora capitalist, departed for Los Angeles, where he went on private business. Mrs. Higgin- botham accompanied him as far as Tucson, where she will visit friends during the absence of her husband on the coast. MT. botham will return next week.
 For several days past MT. and Mrs. I. B. Bowers have been guests at the Montezuma hotel, from their splendid ranch in Sonora, near Noria. Mir. Bowers has been here on business con nected with the shipment of several carloads of cattle from his: ranch. He reports every thing quiet in his section of Sonora.
 Thursday MT. l.. M. Raines, 5he mining man, returned from ,he Aguas CalienteS hot springs, ,ourteen miles from Sentinel, a station on the Southern Pacific, where he and Mrs. Raines and Master Hampton enjoyed two weeks. All were greatly bene- itted by the springs and return ed home feeling fine. Certainly, hey look it.
 Tomorrow, or the next day, P. ]. Mcintyre, president and man. Lger of the Verde Mining Com oany, accompanied by c. c. King, secretary and treasurer of | he company, will depart for the | 'ompany's mining camp on the vest side of the Patagonia | where Mr. Mcintyre. vho is convalescent, hopes soon o fully regain his health.
 The forepart of the week MT. Dave Loeb, of La Popular, vent to Tucson to meet a alesman for one of Americas ;reatest wholesale clothing louses, from whom MT. Loeb purchased a fine line of up-to- he e-minute clothes for men. 1anager Hart says La Popular las in store some pleasant for good d-dressers.
 pr. John Burton, of Hermo- lilo, spent several days in Mo- ales this week from Sonora's tate capital, where he has re- ided many years. Besides be- 1g one of the finest high class entlemen in the world, Burton } one of the best physicians and urgeons in the Republic of IeXico. Hereported Hermosillo uiet, and the weather ideal.
 B. c. Flockton, of Welsbank & Inc, San Francisco, as been here several days from le Yaqui river country in Son. "a, where his company owns land on which they liSe tomatoes. MT. Flockton with him three carloads tomatoes which he is shipping , San Francisco. Next Tues ay he will return south to ar F' lnge for another shipment.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. E. E. ethell and Mrs. w. A. Nc onald of Patagonia, motored yer to Nogales, returning home ( ter the movies" The ladies ere active members of the having charge of the g celebration at Patagonia st night in honor of the con- etion of the handsome new f