The border vidette., 1915-10-30


 of Mexico, was a passenger on Hermosillo. MT. Martin Pool of the commissary department, al so went south on the same train.
 E. B. Holt, the we'll known sue cessful mining man, has been here several days this week from his mining property near Dome, | Yuma county. He is very en- thusiastic over the splendid ] showing on the property which is owned by himself and asso ciateS.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Proctor are here from California, where they now reside. MT. Proctor, who is pioneer of Arizona, is an uncle of Frank and George Proctor, the young men being tried for murder. MT. Proctor is taking a personal interest in the case.
 This week the International Gas Company closed with agents Of the Duquesne Mining & Re ductlon Company, a big contract for furnishing power to the com pany's camp at Washington, direct from the great electric light and power plant in No | gales, nearing completion.
 Attorney A. A. Worsely of Tucson, is here attending su- perior court, assisting County Attorney Noon in the prosecu- tion of Frank and George Proc tor, accused of murdering Thos. Elias, their step-father. Pur dunn & Duffy of this place, as i sisted by Tom RIchey of Tucson, represent the defendants.
 Monday Nogales was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt, Bonnie Ray of El Paso and Mrs. Springer of Albuquerque, New Mexico, who are en route to El Paso from New Mexico. They stopped in Nogales to visit Mir. Walton of the International Drug Store, father of Mrs. Hunt. They are making the croSs-coun- try trip by automobile.
 Wednesday Tom Pullium, the mining man, was a sOuthbOund passenger on the first train south since the Sonora was put out of commission by the bridge burners. Tom goes south to look after his mining interests. Harry Mcintyre and Colonel Madden of the Cave Club are fin ancially interested in the prop erty he has gone to see.
 At five o'clock Wednesday morning the fire department was called out to extinguish a small blaze in the rear of the w. F.. l Overton residence on Sonoita avenue. Early the evening be. | fore hot ashes had been dumped against the fence which later caught fire. The blaze was ex- tinguished by the fire lads in short order, with very little damage to the property.
 c. P. Clarke, confidential re- presentative of Governor Mayto- repa, returned Wednesday from Washington where he accom- panied his chief to the A. B. c. conference. He said he had no thing to say for publication. Im- mediately upon his return to Mo- gales, MT. Clarke paid a visit to Acting Governor Carlos Randall, to whom he delivered a commun- ication from Gov. Maytorena.
 Last evening a reply to Gov. Randall'S protest to Secretary of State Lansing, against giving permission to the Carranza gov ernment to pass troops through American territory to relieve the garrison at Agua Prieta, was received here, it said and today will be handed to Govern or Randall by Consul Simpich. The American government an nounceS that Governor Randall will personally be held respOn- sible for less of American life and property in his territory.
 Tuesday in the superior court, a jury found F. Olea and A. Sandoval, two Mexican soldiers, guilty of stealing and killing a COW belonging to Senator J. A. Harrison. The men testified that they were cavalrymen of Maytorena's army and that they had been sent out to kill beef for the army camp at Buena Wis ta. They did not know they were on American soil when the