The border vidette., 1914-08-29

Der 2nd, Wednesday. Get some. They are fine. adv. , Manager Robt Mitchell of La Cobriza, accompanied by his as Sistants, arrived in the city last evening from camp. On ac- count of the unsettled conditions in Sonora, Manager Mitchell was compelled to close down both the mine and smelter.
 H. s. Corbett, one of Tucson's best known most successful young men, the fOrepart of the week, motored from Tucson, ac- cOmpanied by a couple of friends. MT. COrbett is connected with the J. Knox Corbett Lumber company of Tucson and Pata- gOnia.
 Jefferson Davis ROuntree, one of the best welldrillers in the country, is in from the Sonoita country, where he recently brought in a number of wells, and made a number of dry farmers" happy. Jeff finds the water without the use of fork ed stick.
 A report has reached here from the San Xavier country in Sonora, to the effect that F. J. Williams for a long time in the employ of one of the big min ing cOmpany's operating in that district, had been killed by ban 6itS Thn rtior11ot. T-,nro not Obtainable.
 Frank Curtis. uperintendent of the gold mines at El Gro, Sonora, has for several days been a guest at the Montezuma hotel. John Cave is president of the company owning the El Gro property, which is located close to the town of Poza, a station on the Sonora railway.
 MT. Jose Pearson, one of the owner Of the great Cibuta ranch, arrived in the city several days ago from the City Of Mexico He was met here by his brother, FlOrenciO, owner of the Santa Claire ranch, just south of the divide. Since leaving here Mr. Pearson has made trip around the world. Besides be- ing a globe trotter, Mir. Pearson is a mighty accomplished mu- Sician. He and his estimable family have many friends in No gales.
 pr. H. E. Crepin, of Tucson, one of the best known physicians in the state. died in Tucson last Monday evening. Pneumonia was the cause of the doctors passing. He was 52 years of age, and was well and favorably known in Santa Cruz county. Dr. Crepin was brother of MT. Arthur B. Crepin. of the Pata- gonia Commercial Company. For many years Dr. Crepin was city health health officer of Tue son. A wide circle of friends throughout the state will be sorry to learn of his death.
 The splendid military band of Sonora, with the Maytorena forces in Nogales. Sonora, gives nightly concerts in the city plaza, to the delight of hundreds of people, many of whom are from the Americans side of the line. The Indians Yaquis under command of Governor Maytore- mas chiefs are maintaining good order, and Americans appear to enjoy the experience of mixing with the Yaqui soldier, major ity of whom wear straw hats with wide red bands bearing the inscription "Viva Fl Gral. Villa.'
 Monday evening, in the office of Judge William Smith, MT. James Williams of Fort Hua- chuca, and Miss Zellie Jones. only daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. T. Jones of this city, were married in the presence of few intimate friends. MT. Williams is connected with the quarter masters department at the Fort. Mrs. Williams has resided in Nogales many years. She is an musician, and has many friends in the line city, all of whom join in wishing her and her husband long and happy life as man and wife.
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