The border vidette., 1915-05-29


 yesterday and this morning con tinued south to Sonora, with Mark Wanless, the HermoSillO ore buyer. After inspecting mining property in which they are financially interested, the gentlemen will go to the San Francisco exposition.
 Mrs. Ed. Titcomb, last week departed for Wellesley College, to attend the June commence ment exercises. Miss Georgia Titcomb, the beautiful and ac- complished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Titcomb, is a member of the 1915 graduating class. Miss Titcomb will accompany her mother home. Miss Georgia is a native daughter of NogaleS. She is loved by all who know her.
 Mayor L. W. Mix, returned last Wednesday,, from Phoenix, where he had been several days arranging for the exercises for the launching of the great battle ship Arizona. In Phoenix the captain met many Shriners who visited Nogales during the visit of the nobles recently. All stat ed that they had the time of their life here, and are anxious to again visit the Oasis of No gales"
 pr. V. A. Sneaker is back from La CObriza. Sonora, the big copper camp owned by the La Cobriza Mining Company. He accompanied President Cook and Manager Mitchell to the camp, which the medico sayssis one of the finest, in every way, he ever visited. MeSSrS. Cook and Mitchell remained at La Cobriza, where active operations will be resumed just as soon as conditions warrant.
 Next week Hon. Theodore Gebler, retired business man and capitalist. who in 1881 establish ed the Pioneer Hardware House, now owned by J. w. Edwards, will go to California, where he will rest and recuperate month. Mrs. Lydia Burch Bass will accompany MT. Gebler as far as Oakland, where she will spend a month with her mother, Mrs. Walton, with whom Mrs. Bass daughter now resides.
 Thursday the jury in the Cart CT murder trial brought in a verdict of murder in the second degree. The state was repre- sented by County Attorney s. F. Noon assisted by Attorney Worsley of Tucson. Duffy & Pdrdum, attorneys for the de- fendant, made a splendid fight for the colored man, whom they claimed killed Heffiing in self defense, after the victim had fired two shots at him.
 Dr. H. M. Hart, federal cattle inspector, is here from Douglas, where he has been stationed for some time. Now that the state quarantine against Sonora cat tie has been lifted, Dr. Hart divides his time between here and other ports of entry along the international line. Large of cattle from our eighboring state are now being for and during the next two or three weeks many thousand cattle will be crossed at this port, all of which will first be inspected by Uncle Sans inspectors.
 Judge O. Phelps of Mowry, i1as sold his home place at Now ry to Messrs. c. P. Mayors and Jeff. England. The sale includes all of Judge Phelps cattle. Judge | and Mrs. Phelps will give pos session immediately, but will | continue to make their home at | Mowry, where the judge is in charge of the Mowry Mining extensive properties. He and Mrs. Phelps will occupy | the big compauy's house on the hill. Mir. England, who is an cattle man, will be in charge of the cattle end of the | business, but MT. Mayors and | family will make their summer home at Mowry.
 Mark Wanless, the we'll known | assayer and ore buy CT, is here from Sonora's state capital, having come up to meet | a number of eastern capitalists