The border vidette., 1914-03-14

| CISCO, to purchase machinery lOl
 his company's great silver bon anza in Sonora, near Cumeral from which regular shipments
 of silver bullion are being made Walter expects to be absent about a month.
 Thursday A. $. Noon, the con
 tractor, moved the old fire house
 from the site on which the hand
 some pew Town Hall will be
 built, and the work of eXcavat-
 ing for the foundation of the
 new structure has already com
 menced. Until the fire depart
 ment's new home is completed
 the fire lads will occupy the old
 building.
 James Reagan is back from
 the Reagan Wright Stevens
 placers near Boludo, Sonora,
 where he had been inspecting active operations. He stated
 that the work of installing the new machinery was progressing in very satisfactory manner. Frank Reagan, who departed for the mine the forepart of the
 week, also returned.
 T. J. Watson, the California mining man, who has a lease on the old AuSterlitz mine in the Gro Blanco mining district, this county, was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week from camp, having come over to see his wife and baby girl. The little one arrived last week. Mother and little one are at the Sisters Hospital. Both are well.
 The city dads have been busy this week planting shade trees on Grand avenue Trees have also been planted on the south and west side of The First Ma tional Banks splendid property corner of Morley avenue and In ternatiOnal street, adjoining the Pacific depot. Pre- sident Curtis superintended the work which was done by John Burton.
 w. c. Budge, the well know ex-railway conductor, secretary of the Board of Trade, says he is ! candidate for City Clerk. All that is needed to qualify as a for any office at the coming city election, is the of one per cent of the votes cast at the last election. It's free-for- all, go as-you please race. No body barred. Who's the next gentleman?
 Mr. A. Dumbauld is a candi- late for Town Marshal. He says he stands for a Greater Nogales, and believes in the en- ,orcement of Town Ordinances lnd State Laws to each and every person alike without re- serve on account of position or social standing" If elected to 1 he very important, responsible l office of Town Marshal, Dunn 'auld, we believe, would make sood."
 Thursday afternoon while l Chief Clerk Willie Cavanaugh, vas busy with customers at the ear end of the Sonora News JOmpany's store, two sneak hieves extracted five watches rom the showcase near the ront door, and before Willie, vho, by theway, is some sprint 1T, could overtake them, made heir getaway across the line nto Mexico. As yet no arrests lave been made.
 Colonel James A. Murray, the Butte, Montana millionaire mine wner, who is financially in crested in the Havalena Mining Company, the splendid prop rites of which are located on he west side of the Patagonia mountains, this county, is now t the mine. J. Wells Smith, ne of MT. Murray's associates, IaS for the past ten days been n the ground with a number of ngineers whC are surveying the for U. $. patent.
 Last Tuesday H. J. Saxon nd w. G. Bowman, the well nOwn successful cattle dealers, yent to Elgin to receive a train pad of white face cattle pur- based from Major Loreto D. and T. J. Turner. The attle were driven to Huachuca iding where they were loaded Il cars and shipped to California, eing accompanied by MT. Bow lan. John Higginbotham, the .aird of CarbO, is associated -ith MeSSrS. Saxon and Bow