The border vidette., 1914-07-04


 ed to- Nogales, after a couple of weeks absence in El Paso and
 the state of Chihuahua, where he went on constitution alist business.
 Monday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crepin-of Patagonia, accompa- nied by their bright little daughters, motored down from Patagonia, in MT. Crepin's Stutz, drivensby MT. Patterson, one of the best drivers in the state. They returned home the same evening.
 Schuster, the Tucson life in surance agent, was a business visitor in the city Thursday on insurance business. Next week MT. Schuster will leave for the great northwest, Alaska, on a com blped business and pleasure trip. He expects to be gone three or four months.
 Monte M. Mansfield, of Tucson, who with Spiro s. Proto of this place, recently secured from the town of Nogales, an electric light franchise. is here from Tucson. Mir. Mansfield says the new electric light plant will be installed and in operation on schedule time.
 Major Loreto Carrillo and Earl Turner arrived in the city Monday from the Carrillo- Turn CT ranch near Elgin,> where they recently sold big bunch of white-f face cattle, to w. G. Bow man and Harry J. Saxon. The cattle were shipped last Satur- day from Huachuca Siding.
 The offices of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice 6 Water Company, heretofore in the of fees of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, will in future be in new quarters in the electric light plant build ing, and will be in charge of MT. Carl Rathbun, the efficient man. ager of, the light and ice plant.
 Friends of Judge Frank J. Duffy will be glad to learn that he has recovered from his re- cent illness. The judge was one of the attorneys for the plaintiffs in the famous Heney- Richardson mine case, concluded in superior court last Monday, after four weeks hard fought legal battle.
 John Henderson, the mining man, who is shipping ore from Caborca, to Douglas, Arizona, was visitor in the line city of days this week. John is one of the best known most successful mining men in the sate of Sonora, where he has operated for the past twenty five years.
 Lieutenant Emery Chalfant, Wells Fargo messenger, ic wear a broad smile of contentment. Monday Mrs. Chalfant returned home from an extended visit with relatives and friends in h. diana, the lady's old home. Mrs. Chalfant will spend the summer in Nogales, where we have the finest climate in the world.
 The Patagonia Fourth of July will be the biggest | and best ever held in the beau Jiful, wide awake little city on the Sonoita. The big excursion train, accompanied by the 12th Infantry band, is scheduled to leave Nogales this morning at eight, returning home this even ng. Nearly everybody's going.
 Monday c. c. Rountree, man. ager of the Creston- Colorado Company, was a visitor in the city on his way back to he big gold camp in Sonora, where at the present time there is said to be serious trouble with the Mexican miners, who insist ed on the discharge of a num- per of Americans employed by | the company.
 Hon. Frank H. Hereford, of | Tucson, Chancellor of the Uni versity of Arizona, chief counsel for the defendant in the Heney case, after spending | four week in Nogales, departed | last Tuesday for Tucson, his home, being accompanied by | Tom Fraser, the mine contract pr. The trip was made by auto driven by MT. Hereford.
 Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil engineer, arrived from the south Thursday evening, and | has since been tranSactin0 |