The border vidette., 1914-05-16

the MummleS, If not, let the spirit of progress carry ,yop to the polls May 25th., and vote
 for the Electric Light X Power Franchise. adv.
 Yesterday the soldiers of the
 12th U. s. Infantry, and---the
 troopers of the 10th Cavalry, U.
 $. A, now. stationed at this
 place had a pay day, between
 seventeen and eighteen tnOus
 and good hard American dollars
 being put in circulation. The
 boys are an orderly bunch, and
 splendid order is being main
 tained, notwithstanding the. fact.
 that all are flush.
 Fred. Sayre, one of Pata-
 gOnia'S successful young busi-
 ness men, spent Thursday and yesterday forenoon in Nogales on 8 combined business and pleasure visit. He is a brother of George Sayre, one of Uncle
 Sam'S efficient line riders. Fred. is a member of Pata- gonia's recently organized Home
 Guards, every mem Der of which is an expert with rifle or pistol.
 Harry Barnett. manager of the Happy Jack Mining Com
 pany, the splendid properties of which are located in the Santa
 Ritas, near Patagonia, was a
 business visitor at the county seat the fOrepart of the week. The Happy Jack property will at once be extensively operated under Manager Barnett's per Sonal supervisor. The high grade ore will be shipped to Douglas.
 Carlos Randall, former treas urer of the state of Sonora, after being released from the Nogales, Sonora jail, departed Tuesday afternoon for the Pa cifc coast, being accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Maytorena, wife of the governor of Sonora, and Mir. and Mrs. Alex. Joffroy. The treasurer is now an exile from Sonora, and will not re- turn to that state while the pre- sent military authorities are in power.
 Major Carrillo and his party of fishermen returned Monday from the Babacomari grant be tween Elgin and Turner, bring ing with them wonderful fish stories, none of which their friends would believe. A. E.. Crepin, of Patagonia, who en- tertained the party, and Editor Price of the Santa Cruz Patago- nian, are said to have won most | of the blue ribbons. The boys | made a dandy catch and report | having had a fine outing: -s.t
 Hon. J. w. Cook, president of | the La Cobriza Mining Com pany, and Hon. Cyril F. Ent- whistle, both of Manchester, are guests at the Mon 5ezuma hotel. having arrived in the city yesterday from Phoe- nix, where the company now main tains an office, in charge of 1 E. B. Sharpe. secretary of the company, which owns the cop | per mines west from Noria, So- nora. Bob Mitchell, of Cananea- Jerome shelter fame, is man. ager of the company.
 Jack Woodrum, the veteran passenger conductor of the Pacific of Mexico, is here enjoying a visit with old and acquaintances, after being marooned on the West Coast of Mexico, where he had r been in the employ of the big with which he has been connected for many years. Jack returned from Empalme, Sonora, via. San Diego. He re- ports having had a delightful ocean voyage, and says he is awaiting orders to return to the front.
 Last Tuesday in Tucson, John D. Wanvig, Jr., superintendent of the Three R mines near Pa secured a license to marry Miss Irene A. Manning, he beautiful, and accomplished Patagonia school marm, who a me to Patagonia from Califor- lia. The young people are de- popular, and a host of heir personal friends and ac- Iuaintances will join THE BOR- DER VIDETrE in wishing them much happiness as man and uifo If iS, StotoH tho r,owlu