The border vidette., 1915-01-30

and j. B. Bristol, secretary of
 the Cham Der of Commerce, re
 turned from PhOenix, where
 they had to attend the conven-
 tion Of commercial delegates.
 ] Agent E. B. Spriggs of the 1 Southern Pacific. has this week 1 been busy man, owing to the
 enormous cattle shipments being
 made from Sonora. He is being
 ably assisted by Tom Paschal,
 who is an expert on live stock.
 F. A. Faust, superintendent
 of the Nogales Electric Light,
 Ice 6 Water Company, is a very
 busy man these days. The gen.
 tleman recently came to Nogales,
 which he says is the livest little
 city he has seen in all his travels.
 The embargo on Mexico cattle has been raised, and many
 thousand cattle are now being crossed at this port, by the Alamo Cattle Company and
 other local buyers, who are
 rushing their stock out of
 Sonora.
 Benton Bowers, a wealty, pro- minent citizen of the state of Oregon, is a guest at the Monte zuma hotel, having arrived in the city yesterday. The gentle man is @ brother of l. B. Bowers, the NOria cattleman, who came up to the border to meet him.
 Julio Pena, the Hermosillo | commission man, returned We'd | nesday from Ell Paso, where he 1 had been on business for his 1 company. Mir. Pena resided in Nogales many years ago. His many old time friends will be glad to know that he is prosper ing.
 We sell furniture Not only for mother and father, but for sister and brother, and even the baby. GEO. B. MARSH. Inc. adv.
 Editor Green of the Santa Cruz Patagonian. was a welcome called at this office last Tuesday, from Patagonia, the second best town in the county. Editor Green has great faith in the future of his home town, for which he is doing a whole lot of boosting.
 Tom Smith, a we'll known Tucson business man, was a visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from the ancient and honorable pueblo. of which he is a native son. Tom came s to look for a business location, on the Mexican side of the interna- 5ional line. i
 Monday Walter Strickland, ( who for the past month has been . n Sonora buying cattle, return ( ed to Nogales, bringing with ( lim seven carloads of cattle, | shipped from Carbo. Walter re- ports having had very stren- lous trip, and said he was glad 3o get back to the dear old home f J. s. A. l
 Monday Manager VanMourick ,f the Sonora News Company, ] notored to Tucson to meet Mrs. 7 nMOurick, who on that day r 'eturned from Phoenix where ( he enjoyed visit with Dr. and I Mrs. Kingsley, old time Nogales f friends. Dr. Kingsley is super . of the state insane r .sylum. r
 Lowney's fine chocolates at In i Drug Store. adv. a
 D. c. Chalmers, the "Sage of SO Iochiei," was in Nogales the 2 orepart of the week circulating :, .mong old friends and acquaint- . nces, on both sides of the in r line. Mr. Chalmers nany years ago worked on the inc as a U. $. customs inspect | r, and had no trouble finding u is way around. le
 Lew Roller, Diamond Lew" ;77 7ho OwneS valuable mining :. roperty on the west side of the r, Patagonia mountains, enjoyed y everal days visit at the county :" eat this week, being accompa- II jed by his wife. They were II II uests at the home of MT. and ., ITS. George D. Gross. The U' ldies are sisters. v, Judge George Coughlin of Pa f, agOnia came down from the I, econd best town in the county tuesday on legal business, re- r lrning home Wednesday. His T. | [OnOr says mining in his section 1i 1i looking up and he predicts u