The border vidette., 1914-12-05


 for it at Marsh's. Ve have the
 newest thing in leather and
 tapestry coverings in parlor
 suits and single chairs. adv. Judge Blenm1n of Tucson was here 6 couple of dIys this week, on court business, which result ed ia favor Of his clients. Judge friends in Santa Cruz county, where he is always assured of a warm welcome.
 This week Harry Clinton, a well known wealthy Gila valley cattleman, spent several days in this section on cattle business. Mir. Clinton has gone to Tucson, | but will later return for the pur- pose of paying a visit to the mines, as a guest of President Elgin B. Holt.
 Mr.. E. G. Pease, an experience ed hard ware man from Illinois, recently buyer and manager for the PecoS Mercantile company, | NOgaleS, and will have charge of the hardware department of Geo. B. Marsh, Inc. MT. Pease comes with the very highest re- concentrations.
 M. l.. Kaiser, manager Of the Cibuta ranch, recently purchas- ed by big English syndicate from the Pearson estate, has been a guest at the Montezuna hotel, couple of days this week. Manager Kaiser makes his headquarters at the ranch, which, by the way, is one of the finest in Sonora.
 FOR RENT - Country Place, five miles from Nogales on the Nogales Tucson road, near Saxon station. Five acres of land; large three-room house; good barn and garage; wood and water free. Excellent place for chickens and COWS. Will lease for six months at 5000 per month. Address Box K," Nogales, Arizona. adv.
 MT. Russell Fuller, nephew of George B. Marsh, who was with MT. Marsh some four years ago, has lately arrived from his home in Indianapolis, and will take position with the Geo. B. Marsh incorporation. Mr. Fuller brings with him his bride, who is an Indianapolis girl. They are at present making their home with Mrs. George B. Marsh.
 The 15 round boxing contest at Ramirez Theatre tomorrow afternoon at. 3:3O, between Eddie Dennis, lightweight champion of the Pacific coast, and Joe Grimm of Kansas City, promises to be well worth the price Both lads are in the ''pink of condition," and lovers of the manly art," are assured a fine exhibition. Don't forget the time and place Ramirez Theatre, at 3:3O.
 Dennis Coughlin, the Wash ington Camp mining man, is busy experimenting the erec tion of six-room tenement | house on his property on Nelson | avenue, just north of Roy & Tit | comb, Inc. big ware house, a block from Morley avenue. The | old adobe building that for many years occupied the lot, is being replaced by a new structure made of cement brick, with all modern 
 Richard Reynolds, U. $. GUS toms inspector, recently acci dentally shot at Naco, Arizona, by a Mexican soldier during the battle of Naco, is getting along as we'll as could be expected and hopes are entertained for his speedy recovery, without having to lose his leg. The bullet that struck Dick wac steel army bullet and made a clean wound instead of shartering the bone and tearing the flesh. He is in the Bisbee hospital.
 From very reliale sources it is learned that Yaqui Valenzuela, the Mexican bandit who with his band recently "shot-up" number of Sonora towns and killed several people, is dead as ! result of the wounds received when he and his band were at lacked by state troops near