The border vidette., 1915-10-23

VIII OS puSIlSo OO GULL lIlSCIOh uo fast as possible. Yesterday ma chinery and supplies were haul ed to the site and the first of next week will see a large force of men at work.
 H. D. Alexander of Phoenix, one of State Engineeer Cobb's efficient assistants, who will as- sist in the work of building the Potrero bridge. near the city, yesterday went out to the bridge site, accompanied by Bridge Foreman Miller.
 John Higgin botham, Laird of Carbo, and Jack Clay, HermoSi llo mining man. last Wednesday left for Hermosillo in the Laird's new hupmobile. Harry Flanag. an, the automobileman, also went to Hermosillo. He expects to re- turn next Tuesday.
 P. J. McCarty, one of Santa Cruz county's best known solid citizens, is here from Camille. He recently visited Tombstone and Bisbee, accompanied by Sherifr's Meningitis deputy at Camille, and reports having had a most enjoyable visit.
 Tuesday Senator J. A. Har- riSon returned from the country, where he had been inspecting the shipment of a bunch of white face cattle, from Sonoita. Dr. Barr, Sorrells boys, and other local stockraisers, who sold to the same parties, also shipped.
 Joe Thomson returned from Cananea last Wednesday and re- ported the big mining camp very quiet since the Maytorena forces took charge of affairs there. He made the cross country trip by automobile, being accompanied by several Maytorena officers.
 Thursday the U. s. treasury department ordered customs of fcials on the Mexican border not to permit shipments of num- itiOnS to Mexico, except to the Carranza faction, in accordance with President Wilson's pro- clamation. The order is being enforced here.
 Thursday big herd O f bred COWS belonging to Governor Maytorena of Sonora, were crossed at this port and shipped to the Imperial valley, by Henry Maytorena. the Gov ernor's nephew. The cows were h ho.,0 fto,11 hn or,e- ranch near HermoSillo.
 The International Gas Com Dany is arranging to celebrate the completion of it's great power plant, which is without a doubt the finest in the state, in every respect. Governor Hunt and other prominent Arizona citi- zens, including Congressman Carl Hayden, will be present.
 As a result of an order receiv- ed last Thursday by Collector of Customs c. B. Hardy. all i'm portations from Mexico valued at more than $1OO, will in future be held 48 hours, or such time as the collector may desire, in order to prove the ownership of property offered for portation.
 Senator Chas. McMillan has sold the Owl Drug Store to Messrs. Hall and Dolson, two experienced druggist from San Diego. The new owners, both of whom are registered pharma- cists, will personally manage the big drug store in the Montezuma building. We wish them good luck.
 Nick Liniger, a prominent, business man of Kan sas City, is a guest at the Mon tezuma hotel, from the east. The gentleman is interested in Sonora mining property, near Noria. After spending a couple of days here on private business, he will depart for home via. California.
 Monday Colonel c. E. Hardy, U. S. collector of customs for the district of Arizona, returned from New York, where he had been to attend the annual meeting of col lectOrS. Col. Hardy also visited Washington on official business. He reports having had a pleas ant visit to Little Old New York" and the nations capital.
 B. N. Atwood, assistant state engineer, with number of ex Dorienced bridge builders. is