The border vidette., 1914-12-12


 sister and brother, and even the baby. GEO. B. MARSH, INC. adv
 Thursday Sheriff Mcknight returned to Nogales with the two young men accused of loot | ing o. K. Franklin'S big tOuling automobile. One of the accused was placed in jail for safekeep ing, the other was released on bond. Of all thieves, the sneak thief is the most despised, and when convicted, should be given all the law allows.
 Bob Shugart and couple of friends retr rned Thursday from a delightful deer hunt in the foot hills of the Huachuca noun tains. The gentlemen made camp with Uncle" Tom Wills, who treated them royalty. Bob admits having killed two fine young bucks. If you don't be- lieve him, ask Bill Bowers, of the CocheS ranch near Camille.
 Crepe and tissue papers at In ternational Drug Store. adv.
 Superintendent Gangloff of the Penn n-ArizOna Mining Company, owners of the old Durazno gold mines, situated in Sonora a short distance west from NOgaleS, has gone to Pittsburg, Pa, to spend the holidays. MT. Gangloff. who is also vice president of the company. has great confidence in the future of the property, which it is understood. will be developed on bigger scale than ever during 1915.
 During the past week Karns Bros, Inc, have disposed of number of automobiles. Another evidence that Santa Cruz county cattlemen arc now seeing the light; also that they have the price. Last Tuesday M. Lemas, the we'll known cattle raiser. purchased an Overland from the big local auto dealers. c. c. Chapman, the Alto cattleman, purchased Ford which he took home with him Thursday.
 The honorable board of su- pervisors met in regular month ly session last Monday and Tuesday, Chairman Henderson and Mem bers Fortune and Peck being present. When the new ly elected board, George Par ker. George Fiedler and J. $. Gatlin, all Democrats, get ready to take over the county's busi- ness January, 1915, they'll find the present board on hand to step down and out, wishing them good luck.
 Get a ThermoS bottle at Inter- national Drug Store. adv.
 This week Eugene Brecken- ridge, one of the best artistic window -dressers in the country, transformed Dave Loeb's Pop ular haberdashery. on Morley avenue into a ''thing of beauty and a joy forever" so far as glad-rags, etc., for men are con- cerned. Of course Eugene had the best and latest of every thing, to turn the trick with Just the same he's entitled to First Prize, and all the blue ribbons.
 A. F. Tarin, the Hermosillo capitalist, spent last Sunday and Monday in Nogales, shaking hands with old friends and ac- quaintanceS. For many years MT. Tarin was connected with the great Banco de Sonora, at HermoSillo, where he recently built an elegant residence. Dur ing the past few years the gen tleman has made a handsome fortune. He is a big stockhold- CT in the Cerro de Plata Mining Company, Sonora'S one best mining bet, just now.
 The recent visit of the agri- cultural train to Nogales was a great treat to the people of this city and other sections of Santa Cruz county, and was highly ap- preciated by all, especially by those who attended from the dry farm and other agricultural sec tions. Unstinted credit should also be given the Southern Pacific for their liberality in donating the big special train; also for sending with it that premier booster, w. B. Barnes, travelling freight and passenger agent, who takes a great interest in every thing pertaining to Ari- ZOna