The border vidette., 1915-02-27


 tract new industries to Nogales
 adv.
 Louis Roller came in from
 Washington camp last Thursday and has since been transacting z business here. Lew is interest ed in some good mining prop erty in the Washington district.
 Wednesday c. V. Fowler re- | turned from Tucson, where he had"been several days on con- bined business and pleasure visit. While there he joined the Elks, and is now a member of 1885. B. P. O. E.
 Jack McVey, the Arivaca cat tie man, has been a busy man in Nogales this week. Major Hop kinS is driving his white racing car. Anything from a flying machine to four-i in hand suits the major, and it's all the same to Jack.
 A small gas explosion occurr ed in one of the fire boxes at the electrict light rlant last We'd nesday afternoon, as a result of too much oil in the fire box. With the exception of making several passers-by jump, no damage was dane.
 In honor of Mexico's murdered president, Francisco I. Madero, flags were placed at half mast in Nogales, Sonora, and other f0 h Monday. The day was celebrat ed alike by both Constitutional it's and Conventionalists.
 Harry Flanagan, the Hermo- sillo automobile man, returned south last Wednesday,, after spending two days here on pri- vate business. He was accom- panied by Charles P. Reiniger of Van Vert, Ohio, who is in terested in Mexican mines.
 H. J. Temple, general super intendent of the Southern Pa cific, who attended the Shriners' conclave at Phoenix, has return ed via. the Nogales- Cananea rail way. Supt Temple will return to his headquarters at Empalme, in his private car "Sonora.
 Wednesday the following we'll known Masons, who had been to Phoenix to attend the meet ing of Shriners, returned home: Curtis, Mayor wv. Mix, H.. Gordon Glore, Vic Thornton, Dave Loeb, w. B. Karns and J. B. Wise. All report having had a glorious time.
 Wednesday Governor Mayto- rena of Sonora sent big lot of provisions and other supplies by special train to Cananea, under escort. In. the ship ment were three hundred and fifty sacks of American flour, from 'Escalada Bros, of Nogales, Arizona.
 Raymond Smith. accompanied | by Mrs. Smith and her young sister. and Fred. Williams, the San Xavier mining man, left Thursday for Hermosillo in MT. Smiths Ford. Raymond was at the wheel, and it is a safe bet | nell make the cross country trip | to the capital city on schedule | time.
 The case of Herman Bender against Fred Miller and Jack alleging the destruc- jon of monuments on mining | claims situated in the Washing ,on mining district, has been | from Judge Trickey's | court to Nogales and on March | 3th, will come up before Justice | Gittins.
 Richard Brady, one of Ariz- ,na's big cattle raisers, was a business visitor in Nogales the ,orepart of the week. Dick for | number of years was an active member of the brokerage firm of Brady-Levin of Nogales. He S we'll known here and through put Sonora. He and his family | now reside in Tucson.
 Geo. Gruning, the well known reweryman, who or some time past has been in Los Angeles and in Europe for 5he benefit of his health, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. He is also interested in splendid mining property out in the San ja Cruz district, on the Mexican side of the international line.
 MT. Gibbs, a brother of Tom ~f