The border vidette., 1914-03-21

} Colonel Richardson and Arthur Crepin of Patagonia, were the
 lucky owners of the great Three R mine situated in this county, . short distance from Patagonia which they sold to l.. N. Amstel
 for $555, ,OOO.
 In the case of the Arizona Cor.
 pOration Commission vs. the
 Mountain States Telephone &
 Telegraph Company, d hearing
 will be had before the Commis-
 sion, on Tuesday, the , 2lth day
 of March, 1914, at four o'clock
 in the afternoon, in the court
 room of the court house, in No
 gales, Arizona.
 MT. Henry Bartning, who sev-
 eral years ago resided in No gales, when he was manager of
 the local branch of BancO de SO-
 nora, after an extended absence
 in the east, is again sojourning
 in the city. The gentleman has
 a host of friends and acquaint-
 ances, all of whom join in wei coming him back.
 Abe lessen of the San Rafael
 valley, this county, was a busi
 ness visitor in town Monday and Tuesday. Abe recently return ed from a delightful visit with the ''old folks at home," and now he and a number of friends are arranging to prove up on their homesteads in the rich San Rafael valley.
 
 who has an international reputa- tion, is back from Hermosillo, where had been on private busi- ness. The colonel is one of the best known mining men in the west. He is liked by all who know him personally, and great ly respected by those who know his ability as a geOlogist.
 The forepart of the week No gales was honored by a business visitor from Hon. William. Pow CTS, one of Patagonia's pioneer mining men, and MT. B. H. Evans, of the Washington Trad ing Company'S Patagonia store. The gentlemen motored to the county seat, returning home the same afternoon. While here they met many old friends and acquaintanceS.
 Colonel Guerrero of Hermo- sillO, is now in command of the | nStitutiOnaliSt soldiers in No | gales, Sonoza, instead of Major | Gomez, who has gone to Hermo- sillo. At the time of the battle | of Nogales, a year ago, Colonel Guerrero who was then a major, was the first onStitutionalist | wounded and brought to the Sisters Hospital on the Amer ican side of the line. He was leading his forces when wounded.
 According to the new laws gov erning towns the size of NO9aleS, the town clerk, who is appointed by the mayor and common coun- cil, will receive S15. % per month; the city treasurer, who shall be from the common council, receives $1O,OO, and the Town Marshal, who shall also be ex officio city assessor, city tax collector, city licence tax IOllSOOOI, E)Ou1Nl I1doIS1, SUISSU commissioners, etc., etc., etc., shall receive S125, ,OO: He shall be elected.
 Last Wednesday Louis and Mark Lulley visited their M. md $. silver mines situated in 5he Santa Rita mountains this county, ashort distance from the ( Wandering Jew mines. owned oy the Lulley boys and Colonel R. R. Richardson. This is the ( irst time Louis has visited that section in fourteen years, and {; le reports having had an in ' pleasant outing. The boys made the trip by auto returning home the same S lay via Patagonia and Tubac.
 Yesterday A. B. Reddoch of [ he First National Bank of No, ,ales, received a telegram from lis brother James Reddoch, who : or some time past has been general superintendent of the / 4. 6& M. A. R. R., in Guatemala, \ tating that he was preparing to epart for the good old U. s. A, ' nd in future his postOffice ad- U ress would be Harrison, Ar ! .ansas, where he had accepted S position with railway com any, as division superintend- | mt. Jim'S Tucson and NOgales