The border vidette., 1914-08-01

SbhS " SSAOSA SuIACr lc. USl. ULlESS
 we'll known Texas cowmen, re
 turned Thursday morning from
 Sonora, where they had been for the purpose Of buying cattle Henry Haas, travelling agen;
 for Wells Fargo, iS here from a
 trip over the Southern Pacific of Mexico, as far south a, Culiacan
 He reports everything quiet in
 the south country, and business
 good.
 Hon Richard Clark, whose splendid ranch is over Pima
 Blanco way, has this week been a business visitor at the county
 seat, where he and his family
 have many friends and acquaint- anceS.
 This morning the Information al Gas Company let a contract
 with Jones & HiDeS for the foun- dationS of the new electric light and power plant, which will be rushed to completion as fast as possible.
 H. J. Temple. general super intendent of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, with his estim- able family, has again taken up his residence at Empalme, where he is again making his head quarters.
 Judge M. Marsteller, Demo cratic candidate for Superior Judge, is back from a prospect ing trip in the country. He re- ports indications favorab ble for striking dividend paying ore on September Sth.
 This morning Police Judge Smith dismissed the case against the German American who last night wiped the earth up with a Russia Jew. His Honor evident ly thought the night police had arrested the wrong man.
 Russia and Germany clashed in a Morley avenne restaurant last night, when Germany de- handed that Russia apologize for insulting America. Germany was an easy winner, and no more trouble is anticipated.
 w. B. Hart, manager of Dave Loeb's popular store, is back from his summer vacation, spent | with relatives and friends in the | north and northwest. Bill re- turned as brown as berry, | looking the picture of health.
 MT. Jeffries, sales manager for Phil c. Brannen, the Tucson ha haberdaSher, spent Tuesday in returning the same night with Hi Corbett, the lum- Der man. Jeff. said he enjoyed his visit, and promised to return.
 Major vOn Petersdorff is visit ing in the city, from California, where he has been sojourning the past year. The major form erly resided at Cananea, during which time he visited Nogales many times. His old time friends are glad to see him.
 John Henderson, Jr, arrived m the city Thursday evening from Caborca, Sonora, and will spend a couple of days here with ais father MT. John Henderson. He reports the mine looking fine, with thousands of tons of good shipping ore in sight.
 Thursday w. G. Bowman, can lidate for sheriff, returned from ! business visit to the Imperial 7alley and Los Angeles. He will now devote all his spare ;ime to rounding up Democratic voters, and next week will visit lis friends in the country.
 Frank Wilkie, popular efficient in The First National Bank of Nogales, is getting along inc at the St. Joseph's hospital, where Dr. Sneaker last week performed successful opera ion, as a result of which Frank S now short one troublesome ap- ,endix.
 Friends of Ben Sneed, the we'll known Douglas cowman, will be pleased to learn that he s getting along fine in Califor- lia, and will soon be able to re . urn home. Ben is one of the , ,est COW experts in the country, $ we'll as one of the best fellows / m earth.
 This morning Geo. H. Fiedler, member of the Common Council l