The border vidette., 1914-12-12
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 Col. R. R. Richardson of Pa tagonia, and his attorney, Hon. Frank H. Hereford, registered at tb" Montezuma hotel yester- Gay. The gentlemen are here on legal business, before Su- perior Judge O'Connor. Last Tuesday Mayor L.. w. Mix, accompanied by his daught- CT, Mrs. W. Beckford Kibbey, went 70 Tucson for a few days visit. Both the mayor and Mrs. Kibbey have a wide circle of friends in the ancient and hon. ora ble pueblo.
 Tom Gittins, one of the best known millmen in the south west, is in from the old Durazno gold mines, where for some time past he has been in charge of the mill. Tom says he hopes to be able to spend Christmas here with his family.
 E. l.. Grisworld is reported as being near deaths door in Los Angeles, where he has been for some time past, with his father. Earl has been in very poor health for year or more. He is interested in the Penn-Ariz- ona Mining Company.
 Tuesday Messrs. Pat Hannah, John King, Chas. Edmunds and Dick King returned from suc- cessful deer hunt in the Pinto mountains, near the Cocospera ranch in Sonora. They had a fine time and will go again. when they get hungry for deer meat.
 Miss Rothrock, charming young lady from Elgin, was here Monday and Tuesday, hav- ing come down to attend the teachers examination held by County School Superintendent Harry Renshaw. The examina- tion was held in the court house.
 Parisian ivory goods at Inter- national Drug Store. adv.
 On Thursday the following well known Sonoita residents were in Nogales shopping and as land witnesses before Com O'Connor: Louis G. Hummel and wife, J. S. Carver, Ethel Carver, F. T. Rigsby, J. z. White, Mrs. Frank Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hummel and Mir. Gruger.
 w. M Hunter, the Los An 1o 1 nl< -fo over visitor in Nogales the fore part of the week on his way to Sonora on land business for A. M. Conard, the land man. A numb Der of Japanese landbuyers MT. Hunter. who, by the way, is a postmaster in the land business.
 Last Sunday Sheriff Mcknight returned from flying trip to El Paso, where he went to get Genaro Loera, the Nogales shop litter, who about two years ago escaped jail with a fve-year sen- tence over him. Loera's chance of ever again getting out of jail without Sheriff Meningitis knowledge, is mighty slim.
 MT. Mark Manning, one of Santa Cruz county's pro- successful Sonoita dry farmers, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thurs Jay, being accompanied by his wife and little son. MT. Man aing came down to make final proof on his homestead, before w. A. O'Connor.
 Tom Heady, manager of the great San Rafael ranch was a business visitor in town a couple of days this week, from his ranch home near Lochiel. While here Tom was chaperoned around by his good friend, Jim Gamble, one of Uncle Sans eff icient line riders, who at the present time is stationed at LO- chiel.
 On the night of November 25th, last, two thoroughbred sorrel Shetland ponies were taken from the Levin Place near Nogales, Sonora, and have not been heard of since. For the return of the ponies, or leading to their re- covery, Mir. Charley Levin of this city, will pay a handsome reward.
 Last Wednesday night in No pa1aS Sonora c R1ancO for a.