The border vidette., 1914-02-14

WIG went to 1uCSOn IO NlSlO
 friends Ten years ago MT. and
 Mrs. Colburn were married in
 this city, and today they will
 celebrate their tenth wedding
 anniversary with friends in the
 ancient and honorable pueblo" l. Henry Plaul of San Xavier,
 Sonora, one of the lucky owners of the Uvalama silver mines situated in that district, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. On the eighteen of this month, next Wednesday,, Mr. Plaul and associates, will make a second payment on the Uvalama, to John Miller, Frank Weimer, Jack Cleaver, E. D. Miller and other Uvalama stockholders.
 Mr. George $. Thomson, of the George S. Thomson Com pany, machinistS, of Ell Paso, Texas, who last week motored across country from the Pass City to Hermosillo, with John Higgin botham, the Laird of Car bo, was here Tuesday on his way back home. He reports having had a pleasant successful visit to the state capital of So- nora, in company with his friend Higginbotham.
 MT. Dane Coolige, the well known writer of magazine stories, is sojouring in Nogales, where he will gather data for story of life on the Mexican border. MT. Coolige is an old time friend of American Consul Simpich of Nogales, Sonora, who is also writer of short stories. MT. Coolige is a most pleasant affable gentleman. We welcome him to Nogales and hope his stay here will be both pleasant and profitable.
 Syd D. Kempton, many years a resident of Arizona, who fer several years past has been operating gold mines in Topic, Mexico, arrived in the city yes terday from Topic, being accom- panied by his family. Syd is one of the best cyanide men in the country and we take pleas ure in recommending him to anyone needing the services of postmaster in the cyanide busi- ness. He and his family will make their home in Nogales.
 Billy Adolph. agent for the Studebaker automobiles, is here from El Paso, being a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Billy has with him a number of machines which he says he is going to dispose of before returning to the Pass City. Fred. Ronstadt, the Tucson agent for the Stude baker cars, accompanied Mir. Adolph who since coming to town has been demonstrating just what his cars will do both on the level and on steep hills.
 John Bowman, brother of w. C.. Bowman, the cattleman, who | for long time has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific | of Mexico as agent at Pesqueira. i Sonora, accompanied by his | wife and three little daughters, has arrived from the south, and | will in future make this their | home. MT. Bowman will have | the management of his brothers fine ranch property five miles north of the city, recently pur- from Don Anto Proto of this city
 A meeting of the state Demo cratic committee has been called at Phoenix on the 18th, next by Hon. George A. Olney, chairman of the commit tee The meeting has been called for the purpose of discussing matters of vital importance to the party, says the chairman in the call. All committeeman from the different counties in the state are urged to be present. Judge Frank J. Duffy, Santa Cruz county'S committeeman, will be present.
 w. c. Beasley of the firm of w. F. Beasley 6 Son, King City, California, after spending a week iu Nogales, departed for the coast Thursday night with a train of thirty six cars of Sonora cattle, purchased from the Ala mo Cattle Company of this city. Mr. Beasley was so well pleased | with our interesting border city that he will return and possibly