The border vidette., 1914-02-28

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 this morning. Mr. Ackzine's Elgin friends are trying to per suade him to run for supervisor.
 Wednesday, evening Joe Du- puy, proprietor of The Palace,
 and Harry McKeel, returned
 home from Tucson, where they
 had been on combined busi-
 ness and pleasure trip. They
 reported the road between
 Nogales and Tucson in fine
 condition.
 Wednesday evening an auto
 mobile driven by a young man
 whose name was not learned,
 knocked down a small Mexican
 boy near the electric light plant. With the exception of a few cuts and bruises, the little fellow was
 not hurt, and Dr. Purdy he is getting along fine.
 Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil and mining engineer, was business visitor in the city the forepart of the week. Mr. Trelles has an opinion on a valuable tract of land situated in the Altar district, Sonora, which he will show to a party of investors next week.
 One day this week the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Bowman on the corner of Craw- ford street and Sonoita Ave was made happy by arrival of a cute baby girl. Mother and little one are getting along fine and the fond father says his cup of happiness is complete.
 Ramon Elias, manager of the Alamo Cattle Company, accom- panied by MT. Alex. Carpena and a number of friends the forerart of the week motored cross country to Tucson. We'd tuesday they returned home tired but happy. They only had four punctures and blow-outs on the trip.
 Mr. Jefferson Davis Rountree is wearing a. broad smile, so is State Represent tative J. H. Sax on, because Jefferson Davis has struck water on MT. Saxon's Butter Fly ranch just west of the city. With plenty of water on the Butter Fly ranch, Harry says he has the world by the tail, etc., etc."
 MT. Tim Turner, of Associated | Press, accompanied by his wife, arrived in the city several days 1 ago from EI Paso, and has since | been a guest at the MoutezuEla | hotel. Turner is war cores pondent for the A. P and for | several months has been with hua and Sonora.
 Last Thursday the application of a number of stockholders of l La Cobriza Mining Company, to have a receiver appointed for that corporation was denied in the United States court, by Judge Sawtelle. The application had been argued before the the court several days before and taken under advisement.
 That the little brown men" are undesirable citizens in Mex icO where the OnStitutiOnaliStS are in power, was proven the other day when Count Ito, after paying a visit to the American- in Nogales, Sonora, was that he was not de- sired in our neighboring state. From here the county went to Tucson.
 Everybody will glad to learn that P. J. Mcintyre. president and manager of the Verde Min ing Company, who several days ago was reported very near leath's door, is greatly improv- ed and hopes are entertained for his recovery. Dr. H. w. Purdy IS the attending physician, being assisted by a professional nurse from Tucson.
 Al Saxon, brother of State Representative Harry J. Saxon )f this city, who for the past year or more has been residing tt San Diego, California, arriv- ed in Nogales last Wednesday md will enjoy visit here with his mother, brother and listers. Al has a host of friends lere and throughout the county, III of whom will be pleased to ( zee him. Mrs. Saxon is visiting elativeS in Los Angeles.
 It is said that the anti Chinese