The border vidette., 1915-04-10

has arrived. We should worry
 This morning Raymond Smith
 was passenger on the south bound train. He has gone to Hern osillo on private business,
 and w.ll return home Monday.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum, is able to hop around on one
 crutch. Recently while visiting
 his fathers ranch near Elgin,
 MT. Purdum got into a mix up
 with bronco. The bronco got
 first money.
 I. E. Bowers came up from
 his ranch near Noria last We'd nesday evening". bringing with
 him parts of his automobile, for
 repairs. He'll return south to-
 day. Sharland, the auto driver,
 came with Mr. Bowers.
 O. O. Saxhang's many friends
 throughout Arizona and north ern Sonora will be pleased to learn that he is getting along fine at the St. Joseph's Hospial, thanks to the good Sisters. Hope is now entertained for his
 recovery.
 Walter Holt, secretary and treasurer of the Cerro de Plata Mining company, has returned to camp. He brought out big consignment of silver bullion last week, which was crossed to the states by c. F. Holler, the customs broker.
 Manager Mitchell of the La Cobriza Mining Company, is down at the mine arranging for active operations, in the mine and smelter. Secretary Sharpe will go to the copper camp next week. With copper above six teen cents, the Cobriza people will make big money.
 ''Uncle" John Miller. former ly of Philadelphia, Pa., for the past thirty years a resident of or in Nogales this week. John l is the principal owner in the | Uvalama silver mines at Xavier, in which a number of NogaleS | people are lucky stockholders. l
 General Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific 1 of Mexico, accompanied by his came up from Empalme last Wednesday and Thursday | Mir. Temple went to Tucson on business. Mrs. Tenn pie is a guest at the home of Colonel and Mrs. A. T. Bird, on Mob Hill.
 MT. J. $. Gatlin, member of the board of supervisors, came down from his ranch near Pata gonia last Monday to attend the of Supervisors. MT. Cat lin and his sons have big herd of thoroughbred white-face cattle. Their stock range in the Pata- gonia -Harshaw district, one of 5be best COW countries in the state.
 Wednesday Dave Schetter, who is financially interested in the new straight-air brake departed for the east on business connect ed with the patent, which is said to be very valuable. Schetter and his associates, all Nogales people, expect to make big out of their invention. The brake was invented by Buck" Buchanan, who died lere last summer.
 This afternoon Ben Evans, of the Montezuma Ho- ;el, will go to California for a months well earned vacation: Of course Mrs. Evans and Mas ,er Ben, will go with him. Dur ng MT. Evans absence from Nogales MT. H. B. Rhodes, for ;be past two years Day Clerk at he Santa Rita in Tucson, will nave charge of the big Monte ,uma Rhodes is an experience ed hotel man, affable and accom- He'll treat guests Montezuma-like.
 This week Supervisor George w. Parker, Mrs. Parker and Master William, have been in the ,ity, guests of Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy. MT. Parker ,ame to attend the regular meeting of the board of which met Monday md adjourned Thursday. The Parker ranch is one of the best in he San Rafael valley, and the Parkers are members of one of 5he oldest, most highly respect ed families in Arizona. Super