The border vidette., 1914-03-28

rell for long time was assist
 ant mine inspector. He has re-
 gently been quite ill, at Bisbee,
 but is slowly regaining his form
 CT excellent health, to the de-
 light of his numerous friends
 throughout the state.
 Several carloads of Mexican
 cattle on which ticks were found, were denied admittance
 to the United States the fore
 part of the week The cattle
 were not unloaded from the cars
 and were sent south by the au- thOrities. Every precaution is
 taken by the authorities to pre-
 vent cattle with ticks from cross-
 ing the international line, and
 importers of Sonora cattle should
 assist the authorities in every
 possible way. In the long run
 they'll save money.
 John Cave, president and
 Frank Curtis, manager of the
 mining company owning the El
 Gro mines near POza, Sonora,
 Mexico, are in the city, Mir.
 Cave coming from Los Angeles and manager Curtis from Tue
 son, where they reside. El Gro mines were operated several years ago under the manage ment of John Henderson, who at tEat time was president and principal stockholder in the com pany, then known as the Coast Line Copper Company.
 Many political exiles, suppo- sedly HuertistaS, are being de- ported out of Sonora, at this port. Monday special train reached the border with thirty five undesirable Mexican citi- zens." Yesterday morning an other consignment of profession al, business men and ranch own CTS were escorted to the inter national line by order of the onstitutionalists Every hotel and rooming house in Nogales is crowded. Constitutionalist or federal, all are welcome.
 Captain Lon Haley, one of the oldest passenger conductors in the service of the Espee, who for many years has been run ming between Nogales and Tue son, is taking a well-earned rest. Captain Haley has during many years of service endeared him. self to both the travelling public and officers of the great corpora tion to which he has devoted the better part of his life. We join his host of personal friends in the wish that we will soon again see the captain Ion the job"
 One night this week a mid night thief broke into Billie Col burns wet goods emporium un- der the Lyric and carried off an of Billie's best. George Rafael, night manager at the Gas Company's plant, on his way home from work saw the thief leave the place and immediately gave chase. He was about to capt ure the thief, when he turned and fired a pistol at George, who at once retreated for re Inducements. A suspect has been arrested.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson and his partner, MT. A. E. Crepin, motored down from Patagonia last Thursday and have since been guests at the Montezuma hotel. MeSSrS. Richardson and Crepin own some of the best property in Arizona They were the lucky owners of the now famous Three R mines which they sold to N. l.. Am ster, the Boston millionaire for S55O,OOO. Both gentlemen have many friends in Nogales who are always pleased to welcome them to our little city.
 Senator Bo. J. Whiteside of has been in attend ance at superior court this week as a trial juror. The senator is an old time friend of Hon. Will liam Powers, mayor of Pata- gonia, the second city in the county, who last week honored Nogales with his presence. Sen- ttor Whiteside has unbounded ,aith in the future of the Pata- gonia and Santa Rita mining districts, and said Patagonia, situated as she is, in the heart ,f the greatest mining district in he world, is the gem of the southwest.
 YeSterdav Walter Holt. secre-