The border vidette., 1915-08-14


 Villa soldiers, say men high in the councils of both generals.
 Joe Berk of the Modern has gone east to buy goods for his big emporium. During his ab- Sence the Modern will be great ly enlarged. W. J. Murphy. the building contractor. will have charge of the work which will be first class in every respect.
 J. Wells Smith of the Hava- lena, after spending a few days at the mines, returned the fore part of the week and Wednesday left for Los Angeles, his home. No work will be done at the Havalena until after the Su- preme Court meets Tn September
 Dave Loeb. proprietor of La Popular, returned Tuesday from an extended business and pleas ure trip to the Pacific and Allan tic coasts. During his absence the big ha berdashry on Morley avenue, under the able super vision of Manager Hart, did a splendid business.
 Monday evening Ellie Karns, Willie Cavanaugh and H. B. Sisk, accompanied by Miss Dor othy Pool and the Misses Mil dred and |Maurine Glore, motored out to the Wise Place at Calaba- sas where they were delightful ly entertained by Miss Wise as sisted by Miss Sykes.
 One day last week. Hon. H. J. Saxon, whose ranch lies on the international line west of NogaleS, returned home and found heavily armed Mexican running it over a farm hand. Harry poked gun against the hombre's ribs, disarmed him and said hike" He hiked
 All saloons in Nogales, Son. ora were closed tight last Sun day. Maytorena seals were placed on all doors and not even proprietors are permitted to en- ter. As a result ice cream par lorS and soda fountains on the American side of the line are doing a record breaking busi- ness.
 B. B. Holt, president of the Cerro de Plata Mining Co.,, is here from the Yuma country, where he is personally superin- tending the developing of what he believed will make a paying mine. Like the great Cerro de Plata, MT. Holt hopes to make the Yuma property pay from the grass roots.
 Dennis Coughlin of Washing ton Camp, now in the city, says the big experimental plant of the Duquesne Mining & Reduc- tion Company will start up in a few days. A large force of men are now being employed by the company and the future looks bright for the old Washington Duquesne district.
 H. B. Grace, agent at Quay mas for Henry Levin and aSSo- ciateS, is here from the bay city. Mrs. Grace and the children are now making their home in Los Angeles. where the children are school. After trans acting business here with his big brokerage and commission firm, MT. Grace will return to Guaymas.
 Vic. Condron, travelling agent | of the Standard Oil Company, re- turned Wednesday evening on the Benson train from flying visit to Phoenix, where he went to consult J. B. Balls ley, district manager of the big which employs none | but high class men, in all depart ments. Mrs. Condron is on the coast visiting relatives.
 Troop K. of the Tenth Caval- ry, U. $. A., from Fort Huachu- ca, is now on guard out in the San Rafael valley. where Amer icau ranchers last week sustain ed heavy loss from raiding Mex ican soldiers. A warm recep- tion awaits the next invading party from across the line. The farmers and stockrais- CTS are fighting mad. They'll shoot to kill.
 Conductor Jack Woodrum of the Sonora railway, is mad through and through. Last Sun day Jacks freight train was held up two hours at Querobabi, by nine Gales soldiers, who robbed |