The border vidette., 1914-05-02

ffOCO bfOUtpFS brought rom
 their ranches in Sonora about
 two thousand head of fine cattle.
 They sold the stock to California buyers. if
 Captain Milan, of Boer- war fame, is back from a successful
 hunt for big game out in the
 Altar district, Sonora. He bag ged a number of deer and big
 mountain sheep.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bill King, ac- companied by MT. Kings sister, Miss Lulu King, arrived the forepart of the week from the mines in Sonora, and are guests at the Montezuma hotel.
 Dr. H. c. Crowell, of Kansas City, who has taken over the Patagonia group of mines own ed by August Yarick, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel a couple of days this week.
 Raphael=& Giraud, the custom house brokers, are now pleas antly located in the old Banco de Sonora building in Nogales, Sonora, in the room recently oc- cupied by Dr. Fry, the dentist.
 H. Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has for a couple of days been a wis itor in the Line City, having arrived Thursday from Tucson.
 Last Tuesday at Pearce, Ari- zona, Billy O1ds, deputy sheriff of Cochise. county, was shot and killed bN his wife. No particul- ars. Olds at one time lived in Nogales. He was we'll known
 E. N. Wood, formerly of Mo- gales, who for some time past has been residing at Courtland, where he. was in the employ of a big mining company, is en- toying d visit in Nogales with his family. ~...
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Pecina> have returned from Calexico, where Mir. Pecina was employed by the Huerta government, as con- snl at that place. They have taken tip their residence on West Elm street.
 J. w. Williams, assistant gen eral superintendent of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, accom- panied by Superintendent Kings bury, and many American em- ployes of their company, arrived from the south.
 The Stag, owned by our little German friend, George Jauuel, is now a four chair barber shop, with all up-to the minute con veniences. Every chair is in charge of an artist who never forgets that you're next"
 Ramon Elias, manager of the Cattle Company, is here from f:t the south where he had beens personally directing the loading of big train of Sonora cattle. Ramon is one of the best | cowmen in the two republics.
 Francisco Peltier, head book keeper for the Cerro de Plata Company, arrived in the city last evening from camp, for a short visit with his family. | MT. Peltier is under the weather, suffering from severe cold.
 Mrs Sarah H. Sorin, wife of | Thomas Sorin, one of the best 1 known and most prominent wo- mon" of the southwest, widely known as, clever and Very sue cessful woman lawyer, died in Globe last Thursday morning.
 c, c. King, secretary of the Verde Mining Company, was here. Wednesday purchasing mine and camp supplies: He reported P. J. Mcintyre, pre- sident of his company, at camp feeling like a four time winner.
 H. c. Gerber is a guest at the hotel, having arriv- ed several days ago from the Yaqui river country. MT. Ger Der is one of the American pioneer mining men of Sonora. His old home is in Toledo, Ohio.
 After an absence of a month | in Ell Paso, Lieutenant Richard of R. FleiScher and Company, haberdashers, has re- turned to Nogales. During his absence from the city, Mir. A. Levels, member of the firm, has