The border vidette., 1914-11-14

| IC. ACllhcI, O l. UIle we'll kIlOW
 popular Los Angeles piano deal
 CT, after spending several days
 here this week, yesterday de
 parted for home, taking with him a number of orders for high | grade instruments.
 l. Dr. ,. M Roberts, the Ciene guita placer gold miner, after
 spending few days in Nogales, l has returned to his property in , the Altac district. The doctor has hopes of developing a great
 dividend paying mine.
 Now that the Baca Float pro
 position has been settled so far
 as the United States courts are
 concerned, the settlers on the
 grant, will know just where they
 are at" See Justice McKenna's
 written opinion on the first page
 in today's BORDER VIDETTE.
 Amos J. Yeager, of Los An geles, who for many years has been engaged in mining down in the Alamos district, Sonora. has this week been a visitor in the city, guest of President Curtis of the First National Bank of Mo- gales.
 Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil engineer, was a business visitor in the city last Wednes- day from the Garden City. He was accompanied by I. E. Bow CTS. of Noria, who also came up to the border to transact private business. Thursday the gentle men returned south.
 Governor Anaya of Lower Judgd Dunseath of Tucson, yes terday arrived from Tucson by automobile and registered at the | Montezuma hotel. G. CCrella, ex- x-Carranza collector of customs at NogaleS, Sonora, also accom- panied Governor Anaya.
 Robert Mitchell, manager of the La Cobriza Mining Com pany, has returned to camp. Mr. Mitchell is anxious for con- 1itiOns to improve in Sonora, in order that he may be able to re- sume opera tionS at his big cop per camp, which has been idle since the Maytorena-Hill con- 
 Dunbar, the real estate man, IS a busy man these days su- oerintending the erection of a lumber of cottages on his fine Grand avenue property next to George Sayre's place. Dunbar 1as great faith in Nogales' fut- Ire and is backing his faith with good hard cash. He'll never 'egret it.
 Collector of U. S. Customs Hardy returned home Thursday rom Tucson, where he had ,een as a witness before the United States court. Special Agent Harry Creighton, Inspec- or Herbert Chatham, Line Riders John Glissen and George 'ayre, also were in attendance $ witnesses for the government.
 Joe Dupuy is back from visit 0 Naco, where he spent couple , f days sightseeing. He em- , denies the report that , e had been accidentally or , therwise, shot, while witnessing , he battle between the Hill May z orena forces. He returned home 7ith whole hide, and says at O time was he in danger of be- 1g shot.
 In the window of the The / 'irst National Bank of Nogales f } a handsome drawing of the f ank's new home, corner of 7 1orley avenue and Internation- I l street. When erected the V CIV structure will be one of the z lOst imposing of it's kind in the ' outhwest. The drawning is by C .eisgher 6 Kibbey, Phoenix Y \
 MT. Otto Muller of Guaymas, / as for several days past been a us1ness visitor in the city . While here Manager Legarra . f The Red House, Ramon Vas ( uez' mammoth dry goods es- f lblishment on Morley avenue, f. old him a big consignment of n pods. MT. Muller will spend V unday in Nogales, returning to n le bay city next Tuesday. f, Attorney Arthur H. De Y iemer is at the State Fair, in b 1arge of Santa Cruz county's U
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