The border vidette., 1915-03-27

| Elm street, Is coming on nicely.
 John is personally superintend-
 ing the work, being assisted by his old friend Mike Doyle. ! W Ham Farrell, ex assistant state mine inspector, was a stop
 over visitor in Nogales this week , on his way south to his gold
 mines, in Sonora. Farrell says his property is looking fine. Mayor l.. w. Mix is home
 from pleasant visit to Phoenix
 and Tucson, where he was royal
 ly entertained by friends. The Mayor is loud in his praise of
 the Southern Arizona Fair.
 Yesterday Manager Harry Kel- sey of the International Gas Company placed handsome gas
 burner in front of the building to be occupied by the Old Mis- sion, on the Mexican side of the line.
 The story to the effect that Governor Maytorena had trouble with his troops in HermoSillo, is denied by followers of the gov ernor, who say the reports are being circulated by May torena's enemies.
 Richard Zellner, Jr, the Los Angeles piano man, has return ed home after successful busi- ness trip through this region of the country. He did a splendid business and will return at an early date.
 A handsome new delivery wagon and fine span of horses owned by the Standard Oil Com pany are now seen on our streets advertising Red Grown gasoline. The outfit attracts a great deal of attention.
 George Schroter, the we'll known eastern capitalist who is interested in mines on the Va qui river, after visiting mines, arrived from Guaymas last Mon day evening. Tuesday he left for the east
 Attorney G. H. Brevelier~ of New York, accompanied by D. c. Curtia, of Eria, Pa., were business visitors in the city the city the forepart of the week. The gentlemen are interested in the Baca Float.
 Superintendent Kingsbury of the Sonora division of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, is back from a trip south as far as Quay mas. Besides being sure enough railroad man, King is a prince of good fellows.
 Franklin 6 Hanlan are busy to open up in their new two story place across the line. The painters are putting on the finishing touches. Don & Tom expect to be at home to their friends next week.
 The Nogales- -Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, is out of commission. It is said several bridges have been destroyed between here and the big copper camp, by un- known party or parties.
 Mrs. D. M. Holden, mother of Mrs. H. B Mcintyre, manager of the Nogales Steam Laundry, last Sunday departed for her home in Colorado Springs, after a visit in Ncgales with her daughter and family.
 Chris Wilson, the Patagonia freighgter, was here Thursday, being a guest of the Chamber of Commerce at their get together Chris is interested in a number of mining properties said to possess great merit.
 John Writer, mining man of many years experience in Mex ico, is visiting in Nogales. John has valuable mining property in the state of Sonora, which will receive his personal attention just as soon as conditions war rant.
 The Get-Together meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at the Santa Cruz Club Thursday was largely attended by members and visitors in the city. All enjoyed themselves and said they were glad to be there"
 Jefferson David Rountree, the we'll known experienced we'll driller is here from the PatagO mia region where he recently ~f