The border vidette., 1915-07-31

man, was noro the 1Or0part O1 the week. He brought in a fbatch" of gold ore and took out load of camp and mine supplies.
 John Deegan last Thursday reported to Sheriff Mcknight that six saddles had the night before been stolen from the At kinSon- -Deegan ranch at Calab ba- sas. The sheriff is investigat- ing the matter.
 This afternoon Alejandro Carpena, the we'll known, popu- lar haberdasher, accompanied by a number of friends, will leave by automobile for Bisbee to attend a meeting of the Knights of Columbus.
 P. J. McCarty of Camille is a visitor in the city, being accom- panied by Constable Roberts, the first lady constable and de- | putty sheriff in Arizona. MT. McCarty and Miss Roberts are partners in a mining property.
 Dr. J. c. Underwood is here from his mines in the Altar dis trict. He is one of the oldest, | best known American mining men in Sonora. A host of old time friends hope he'll make a | fortune out of his Altar mines.
 Old Mission beer 25 cents a bottle at Mission Cave. adv. N6ol1 @e @Lo Co-o Club has been busy this week connecting up his two caves, for the comfort and convenience of members and their friends, who Manager Madden says are en- titled to the best that money can buy.
 z. O. Stocker, wealthy Amer ican farmer in the Yaqui river country, south of Guaymas, ar rived in the city Thursday from the river, on private business. Mrs. Stocker and the childl en are spending the summer in Cal ifornia.
 H. M. Clagett and wife ac- companied by American Consul Simpich, wife and little son, have returned from the Grand Canyon. The long cross coun- try trip was made in MT. Cla- They look it.
 Colonel Alfonzo J. Aguayo, Mexican conventiOnalist consul at Douglas, Arizona, is here in consultation with Governor May torena3 Consul Aguayo is we'll and favorably known in Nogales, by both. Americans and Mex jeans. GuaymaS is his home.
 James R. Bent, the mine su- perintendent, has gone down to El Gro, Sonora, to accept a posi- ton there under Manager Frank Curtis. Ell Gro lies west from Poza about dozen miles. Just as soon as conditions permit, work at the gold camp will be resumed.
 Now that General Funston, U. S. A., has been notified by General Gales, commander of the Carranza forces, that he will not attack Nogales, our citizens can again sleep Q nights. At no time have the Gales forces been within forty miles of Mo- gales, say people who know.
 Walter Strickland. the we'll known cattleman, who for some time past has been in charge of the Alamo Cattle Co.'S. cattle at Fundicion, on the Yaqui river, arrived from the south last Thursday. After transacting company business here, Walter will return to the river, via. Guaymas. The south country agrees with Walter.
 Monday, at a lawn party giv- en at the home of Miss Gladys Searle in Los Angeles, the an nouncement of her engagement to Hugo Miller was made. Miss Miller was a teacher in this city. She met MT. Miller here. MT. Miller is we'll known young assayer and ore buyer of this city, now spending his vacation on the coast. Both have many friends here.
 The forepart of the week MT. Albert MaScarenas, ex-manager of Banco de Sonora, who now makes his home in San Diego, was business visitor here. MT.