The border vidette., 1915-05-29
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- case before the superior court. The judge has been under the weather, but is greatly imDrov- ed. While here he was a guest of his brother-in law, O. K. Franklin.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry, member of the law firm of Barry & Barry, of this city, has gone to Globe on legal bushes, ex city several days. During his absence the business of the firm of Barry 6 Barry, is being look ed after by James Barry, senior member of the firm.
 J. D. Halstead, Jr., of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Company, this city, of which T. B. Hatten is the efficient manager, accom- panied by Mrs. Halstead, arriv- ed in the city last Wednesday. and will remain here indefinitely. MT. Halstead says Nogales is undoubtely the best town in the state. for business and climate.
 Paul Burkhardt, the young contractor, who some time ago suddenly disappeared from No gales, taking with him a couple hundred dollars belonging to Undersheriff O. H. Walker, for whom Burkhardt was building a house, has been heard from. He is said to be in the Guaymas jail. On what charge has not beel learned.
 Trains are again running on the Nogales- Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, but only one each week. It will leave here on Thursdays, return ing on Fridays. Mixed freight trains carrying passengers will also be run between here and the big copper camp. The date of their departure can be ascer- tained at the depot.
 This week Atkinson & Deegan, Gala abasas stockraisers, made a delivery at Calabasas, of 253O head of ca attle, to l.. c. Parker of Cutter, N. M, who some time ago purchased the entire herd belonging to George Atkinson and John Deegan. Messrs. At kinson and Deegan have 1900 more cattle remaining. They will be rounded up and shipped later
 The following well known citizens are this week attending U. $. Court at Tucson: A. HOOV- CT, c. c. King, J. R. Bent, Ar thur w. Grimm, J. B. Pendavis, R. Malony, Otto Larson, J. A. Spink, J. J. Hall and John T. Brickwood, Jr. Deputy U. s. Marshal Dumbauld says this is one of the best punches he ever rounded up for service on the U. $. jury.
 Last Thursday morning MT. William Wall and Mrs. Mary Pelky, both of Nogales, were united in the holy bonds of ma- trimony, the ceremony being D perform e d at the Catholic churh, Rev. Father G. c. Van Goethem officiating. We join the friends of MT. and Mes. Wall in wishing them much happiness. They will make their future home in Nogales.
 Last Tuesday evening in Mo- gales, Sonora, two Mexicans, Manuel Llera and Nicolas Mora, both of Hermosillo, caught in the act of footing a Chinese store, in Nogales, Sonora, were ex- ecuted by a firing squad from Governor Maytorena's army. The execution took place near the city cemetery and was wit ness by several hundred people, from both sides of the line. Looting in Nogales, Sonora, has ceased.
 Manuel Proto and Antonio Martinez, the two young men who last Thursday night were badly injured when the Stutz racing car driven by Proto skid ded and struck tree on Grand avenue, near the foundry, are getting along fine. Both will soon be out again, but the big racing car will never look the same. It's almost a complete wreck, and experts say it will cost a thousand dollars to put it in shape. When the car skid ded, she was making between fifty and sixty miles an hour.