The border vidette., 1914-01-31

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 Nogales is badly in need of more residences and hotel accom- mOdatiOns. Houses are in great demard, and almost every day guests are turned away from our big hotels.
 After transacting official busi- ness in Nogales, Captain Price, | United States Marshal Dillon'S deputy, returned to Phoenix yes terday. Captain Price stated that his chief world visit No gales in the very near future, on official business.
 Thursday the employees of the | Mexican federal government at this place, received their pay in good gold coin bearing Uncle Sans stamp. This is the first payday the boys have had in three months, and as a result all are flush and happy.
 Last Sunday A. E. Crepin, of the Patagonia Commercial Com pany, accompanied by party of Patagonia friends, motored down from Patagonia in MT. Crepin's Stutz car, which, by the way, is one of most hand some machines in the county
 Major Loreto Carillo is back from Lower California, where he had been to see his friend and partner, Tom Turner, who is now managing one of Colonel Otis great stock farms. He reported Tom enjoying good health and getting along fine.
 F. Horace Hooper and w. Campbell of Chicago, after spending week here on private business, departed for Phoenix Thursday. The gentlemen ex- pect to return here shortly for an extended business visit, con- nected with their interests in So- nora.
 WIG. Bowman of w. G. Bowman & Company, cattle deal CTS, has for several days past been Ia business visitor in Her mosillo. The w. G. Bowman company has bought and sold a big lot of Sonora cattle during the past year. The company is making good"
 Last Saturday MT. Phil c. Brannen, the we'll known Tucson clothier, motored down to No orable pueblo. returning home Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Brannen, who expressed herself as delighted with our in teresting. little border city.
 Gus Hyman, the well known travelling man who for more than a quarter of a century had been "doing" Arizona, was here again yesterday. shaking hands with Gus possibly has more of them than any, traYeling man on the road, and that's going some.
 R. Stephenson, the California mining man, after spending a couple. of weeks on the coast, has returned and Tursday morn ing departed for his mining pro- perty in Sonora, where he will spend some time with Jack King with whom he is interested. MT. Stephenson reports having had a plasant, very successful visit in California.
 Mr. Jim Finley. head of the Southern Pacific of Mexico's mercantile business, for a long time stationed at Empalme, has for several days past been a Nogales visitor. MT. Finley eX poets some day, he knows not when, to again have his head quarters at Empalme, which place is still in the hands of Mexican federals and their gun boats.
 MT. J. A. McPhearson, of Guaymas, has for several days past been a visitor in Nogales, a guest at the American Club. Mr. McPhearson is one of the oldest, best known American citizens of the bay city, where he has resided many years. Just soon as the cruel war is over he'll return to Guaymas, where he has extensive private interests.
 Wednesday Mrs. Robert Nit chell of Tucson, returned home. The lady had been down at La TOhri1o nri0uirn ChnI.t vi f l