The border vidette., 1915-12-04

Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, is reported on the sick list to- day. Threatened with measles.
 Wednesday Dr. Smell1er, phy- sician and surgeon for tho Du- quesne Mining $ Reduction Co. paid his regular weekly visit to Duquesne and Washington.
 Peter Johnson, veteran Son ora mining man, is here from Magdalena, where he makes his headquarters. He owns good mining property in Sonora.
 The tea dance given Wednes- day evening, by Mrs. Ferd. Van Mourick, Mrs Ed. Titcomb, Mrs. J. E. Wise and Ms. l.. H. Wat kins, was a very enjoyable affair.
 Mrs. Jack Woodrum is here from Los Angeles, for a visit with Mir. Woodrum, who has been busy recently running Car ranza troop trains on the Sonora road.
 Now that General Villas army has left this section of the state, residents of Sonora are again able to sleep O nights. Pancho's visit to this section, was very short.
 William T. Roath has con- menced the erection of three cottages on his property corner Elm street and Sonoita avenue, recently purchased from Frank Irvine.
 Senator H. J. Karns will leave in a few days for an extended business visit in the east, in cluding Chicago, New York and Philadelphia. He expects to re- turn home for Christmas.
 Editor Greene of the Patago- nian, is here from Patagonia. Reports his district looking up in mining way, there being un- usual activity in the Santa Rita and Patagonia mountains.
 American Consul Montague of Cananea, after spending several days here on official business, has returned to the copper camp. He denied the report that he had been mal- treated by Villa soldiers.
 , Miss Mamie Donahue is en- titled to unStinted praise for her untiring efforts in securing floral offerings for the caSket which bore private Little's body to the dead soldiers former home in the east.
 Frank Curtis. superintendent of the Ell Gro mines near Poza. came down from Tucson and spent several days here trans acting business. Just as soon as conditions warrant he will go down to the mines. Mr.Barnes of Arizona" boost, CT for the Southern Pacific and all of Arizona, was here Monday from Tucson, where he makes his headquarters. Of course Mr. Barnes insists that Nogales | is the best town in the state. Wednesday a report. not off cial, however, reached Nogales to the effect that General Urba, lejo, the famous Yaqui chief, with fifteen hundred Yaquis, surrendered to Carranza officers at Carbo. Hope the report is | true.
 A meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of Santa Cruz county will be held at the office of Duffy 6 Purdum, this even ing at 8 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to be present, either in person or by proxy.
 Mir. Dye, former American consul at Nogales, now with the Copper Queen people, was here a couple of days this week, iron Bisbee, where he and his family reside. The gentleman's many Nogales friends were pleased tc see him.
 Agent E. B. Spriggs of tht Southern Pacific, has been { busy man this week, directing the movement of Carranza troOl trains loaded with soldiers bound for Agua Prieta. Spriggs un derstands the railroad bushes! I from A to z.
 1 Mark. Lulley's many friend will be pleased to learn that h. is greatly improved and able t. | l. AHo, 1z,3 cSra