The border vidette., 1915-11-06

SOpOri rancher and StOckralSer, who recently came to Nogales to reside, has purchased the Union Meat Market on Elm street, near
 the public school. Juan needs
 no introduction to Nogales citi-
 zens. He's a square shooter.
 Hon. Richard H. Clarke, ST.,
 father of Richard H. Clarke, Jr.,
 who last Sunday was killed in
 an automobile accident on the
 Southern Arizona fair auto track,
 is in Tucson, where he went to
 attend the funeral of his son,
 last Wednesday, fore oon.
 Frank Clarke, who was with his
 brother at the time of the ac-
 cident, was seriously injured
 when the big racing car went to
 pieces, going eighty miles an grounds. Friends of the deceas- ty, will be sorry to learn of his sudden, tragic death.
 Early last Monday morning
 two thieves entered the apart ments of MT. and Mrs. Ben Evans at the Montezuma hotel and stole jewelry, etc. valued at several hundred dollars.
 Mrs. Evans awoke whrle the men were in one of the rooms. She awakened MT. Evans who immediately gave chase to the fleeing thieves who ran down the back stairs and then to Nel- son avenue, with Mir. Evans a close second. The men ran down the avenue and turned east up
 the hill, making their escape from Mr. Evans who was bare footed and in his night shirt. The thieves were we'll dressed and undoubtly were Americans. No arrests have been made.
 The following are members of the Santa Cruz Club Minstrels: Mrs. c. l.. Finley, B. R. Pur- dunn, F. A. Faust, l.. R. Wey- rick, K. T. McCleary, A. Her. nandez. J. c. Eldridge, MT. Walt CTS, J. B. Bristol, w. Bourg, w. J. Cavanaugh, H. E. Chenoweth, Herbert Chatham, J. R. Dalrym- pie, A. H. DeRiemer, H. A. Corpe, E. H. Grebe. A. l.. Gus letter, J. H. Handy,T. R. Henry, G. B. Holyoke, R. S. Hooper, H. V. Jones, Chas. Kiesselbach, W. B. Karns, Frank A. Krupp, T. H. Morgan, A. J. Milliken, R. l.. O'Neill, N. D. Pomeroy, Arthur Peck, Paul Passmore, H. R. Sisk, B. J. Russell, P. s. Soto, Frank J. Taylor, T. P. Thompson, c. l.. Hardy, Carlos Joffroy.
 Mexico and the United States are no longer connected at No gales by rail. Last Sunday, by order of Governor Randall of Sonora, Mexican soldiers tore up the track in the local yards, just across the international line, and erected high wire fence across the track. This action on the part of the Sonora governor was taken, after the Southern Pacific officers notified him that in future they would not be able to supply train service in Sono- ra until conditions became norm al. Carranza had notified the rail way company that to supply the Villa faction with transportation would be to make the company an enemy of the government, since the United States had re- Carranza.
 Alejandro Joffroy, for long time connected with the big firm of Agencia Adua- nal de Nogales. S. A., of which Levin is president, Phil Herold, vice president and Her. mimic Ahumada secretary u cas- urer and manager, has severed his connection with the firm. In a few days he will go to San where he has become in the Pacific Trading Company, Inc. MT. Joffroy will take an active interest in the of the big trading and he and his family will in future make their home in San Francisco. A wide circle of friends will regret to learn of MT. Joffroy's departure from No gales, where for many years he has successfully engaged in busi- ness. All join in wishing him good luck.
 Thursday the International Gas Company tried out one of their giant 800 horse power en-