The border vidette., 1915-11-06

| city several days from Califor-
 nia.
 Omar Saunders, train dispat- cher on the Sonora side of the line, is now acting as chief clerk
 under Agent E. B. Spriggs on the American side of the line
 Chief Clerk Miller is on the sick list.
 Court Reporter Robt. E. Lee has for the past ten days been as busy as a hen with thirteen chicks. Bob Lee is one of the most expert court reporters in the state, also one of the best 1 fellows on earth.
 George Januel, the expert 1 German barber, on Morley Ave. !, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson, formerly of Nogales, is here from Los Angeles, where he has been making his home recently. His old friends are glad to see him back. He has mining interests in the Patagonia mountains.
 Jack King is back from his gold and copper properties in the Ajo mining district. He re- ports both looking we'll. with chances of making paying mines, excellent Billie Cook is in ct arge of the gold camp and Dick King is at the copper prop erty.
 Mrs. Fuller of Sonoita, who recently accidently shot herself in the foot with a pistol, has re- turned to her home after having been at the Sisters Hospital since the accident. She will re- cover the full use of her foot, to the delight of her numerous friends throughout the county.
 J. H. Haas. the American be- ing held at Sasabe by Carranza soldiers on charge of exporting cattle to the United States through Villa ports, has not yet U he is being held for ransom is denied by Consul Padres, who says Haas will be returned to Nogales today.
 Wednesday in Justice Gittins' court. H. w. Bennett, one of Uncle Sam's soldier boys, pied guilty to robbing Lee Reagan's hen roost. His honor said twen- ty days or twenty dollars. Y. Mendoza admitted stealing two pairs of pants from Ell Paso Store. He drew sixty days in the county jail.
 Charles J. Ruppelius, manager of Richard Brady's big stock ranch near Oracle, accompanied by his wife and the children, arrived in the city Thursday to enjoy short visit with Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Purdy, the lady's parents. They made the cross country trip by automobile driv- en by MT. Ruppelius.
 c. Mignordot, popular efficient teller at the Sonora Bank and Trust Co.,, is again at his post, after delightful outing on the coast and at his old home in Al buquerque, New Mexico, where his mother resides. Mac" says he took in both of the big ex- positions and had the time of his life. He certainly looks it.
 Early Thursday orningI thieves attempted to rob the re- sidence of M. l.. Collins on So- noita avenue, next door to the home of Collector and Mrs. Hardy. The thieves dropped box of silverware and ran from the house closely pursued by MT. Collins. They made good their getaway, empty handed.
 Wednesday night General Ur- balejo, the Yaqui chief, arrived from Naco with between twelve and fifteen hundred soldiers, Thursday afternoon the Indians went south being accompanied be the great white Yaqui chief" " The Indians stated that they were going to drive their ene- mics into the bay at GuaymaS.
 R. Zellner, Jr., the ''piano king" who probably has sold more pianos in southern Arizona during the past eighteen years than all other salesmen combin-