The border vidette., 1914-02-28

Obregon, Cabral and Blanco,
 three of Carranza's best gen
 erals, arrived in the city f om
 Hermosillo, and have since been
 in NOgales, Sonora. Obregon
 and Cabral are well and favor
 ably known throughout their
 native state, Sonora. General BlancO came to Sonora from
 Chihuahua. The generals pre- ceeded General Carranza, who
 arrived in the city Thursday. News that the federal gun boat
 Tampico, had surrended to the
 cOnStitu tionalistS in the harbor.
 of TOpolobampo, last Tuesday,,
 caused great rejoicing among
 the OnstitutionalistS stationed
 at NOgales, Sonora, and General
 Carranza's followers now assert
 1t is only a matter of a very
 shor6 time when the ports of
 Guaymas and Mazatlan. now
 held by the federals, will be in
 full control of the constitution aliStS
 Mr. William Simonton, son-in- law of Mir. Watt Gittins, the well known mining man of this city,
 who for some time past has been connected with a mining com- pany operating at Keystone, Montana, accompanied by his interesting little family, has returned to Nogales to again make his home. MT. Simonton has accepted a position with the La Cobriza Mining Com pany, of which Robert Mitchell is manager.
 Frank Reagan, one of Pata- gonia's successful business men, spent Thursday in the city transacting private business. MT. Reagan is interested in valna ble place diggins down in the Altar district, Sonora, Mex, from which yellow, refUlgent gold is now being taken by his associates. The gentleman is president of the company oper- ating the placers, on which new modern machinery will be in- stalled in the near future.
 Jose M. Robles. a prominent and wealthy cattleman of Mag dalena, district of Sonora, died early this morning at his home on North Court street. He was B years of age and was related to the Carrillo family of Tucson. Three of his children were with him at the time of his death. Four others are cn the way His remains will probably be forwarded to Magdalena. In his will he left his property to his He had resided in Los for seven months be- fore coming to Tucson this wint- er.-Star.
 B. B. Holt, president and man. ager of the Cerro de Plata Min ing Company, is in the city from CerrO de Plata, and is a. a.gueSt at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Holt brought with him another con of silver bullion, and everything at the great silver bonanza looking fine. The nigh grade ore bodies are hold ng out much better than ex- oected and the future for the splendid silver producer is in Iced bright. w. E. Holt, sec .etary of the company, is also 1t the MOnteZuma, having arriv- ed last evening from the mine. He is on his way to Chicago on business.
 Last Monday MT. Louis Jor- Ian, formerly of Phoenix for many years a resident of Mex co, where he has engaged in 'ailway work for the Mexican Central R. R., and J. J. Egan, uperintendent of the Wells Fargo for the north of Mexico, lrrived in the city from Hermo- ;illo, where the gentlemen had ,een to consult with General Jarranza, the constitutionalist eader. Mir. Jordan is a son of he late Major Jordan of Phoe- fix, one of Arizona's best known, nost highly respected pioneer itizens. who recently passed way in California. Lew and he writer have been friends for nore than twenty years. Se- 'enteen years ago on March 9th, next, he and ye editor together from Tucson o Nogales, having for a travel ng companion on the old stage Oaob Hon ROb T,oatharwOO1