The border vidette., 1914-03-28

the Dominguez Builders Supply
 Company of this city, was d
 visitor in the city a couple of
 days this week, from Patagonia
 where he is putting the finishing
 brick school house.
 This week Nogales has been honOred by the presence of a
 number of distinguished attor-
 neys at law, among whom were
 Senator Eugene $. Ives and Hon.
 Frank H. Hereford of Tucson,
 Hon. Jack Williams of Bisbee,
 and Hon. George CasS of Doug
 las. These bright legal lights
 were here on superior court busi-
 ness.
 Ed. F. Bohlinger. the well
 known Patagonia mining man,
 is attending court as a witness
 in the RichardsonHeney case.
 Probably 10 man in Santa Cruz country has a better knowledge of the Patagonia mining district than Ed. Bohlinger, who for a long time has been associated with Colonel Richardson and A. E. Crepin.
 w. H. Barnett of the Happy Jack Mining Company, is here from Patagonia attending court as a trial juror. He stated that he hoped soon to resume active operations on his company's properties which are located in one of the richest mining sec tiOns in the state. MT. Barnett is manager of the Happy Jack Mining company.
 A. Venater, of Venater, Ore | gon, has returned to his north l ern home, but just as soon as he can settle up his business there he will bring his family to l where he will reside. | When in Sonora recently MT. Venater purchased a thousand | head of cattle from the GirouX Cattle Company. The cattle will be fattened before shipping to the States.
 John McCarty, who is dry farming over in the Elgin coun try, after spending a few days in the city, on private business, returned home yesterday. John says patching it" on a ranch, no matter how good the ranch may happen to be, is not his dea of life, and in the near future he is going to change things bit. He refused to men-1 5iOn any names.
 c. c. King, secretary and treasurer of the Verde Mining has returned from his properties situated on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, l short distance from Nogales. During the illness of Captain P. J. Mcintyre, the company's gen eral manager, MT. King has been a very busy man. After business here for lis company, he will return to camp.
 E. B. Holt, president and man. tger of the Cerro de Plata Min ng Company, is a visitor in the ,ity, having arrived last evening rom the mines. He reports in his section of the country quiet and operations at lis camp progressing in a very manner. At his com oany's big silver producer every body is well, prosperous and lappy. With plenty to do, no body has time to think about or liscusS the civil war in Mexico.
 Congressman Carl Hayden has bill in congress for Ln appropriation for the build ng of the San Carlos dam. The pill provides for the storage. Aversion and development of water for the irrigation of ap- : forty thousand acres if land on the Gila River Indian and for the irriga- ; ion of approximately 55, ,OOO .cres of public and private lands n Pihal county. The limit of ost shall not exceed the sum if $6, ,311, ,983.
 Hon. Francis J. Heney of San |; and his brother G. Ben Heney of Fairbank, Ariz- { ma, are guests at the Monte ( una hotel. The gentlemen are interested in a big law suit being { ried in Superior Court. Francis i Heney has an international ( eputation as a lawyer. He is ( eing prominently mentioned as s