The border vidette., 1915-08-07

During the rush from across the line last Wednesday,, Captain Beatty and other U. $. immigra- tion officers, were kept busy. The Mexican authorities also were kept busy keeping unde sira ables" where they belonged, with the result that there was considerable "cussing" in both English and Spanish. The iron hand was removed yesterday to the delight of those without pass ports.
 Miss Mariana Robinette on August first assumed her duties as inspectress in the custom house, taking the place of Miss Laura Parsons. who held a tenn porary appointment. The trav cling public and all who had business with the customs house while Miss Parsons was on duty, will regret to learn that she has retired from the posi- tion of Inspectress. We wish Miss Robinette success. She comes highly recommended.
 Monday Geo. Fielder, chair man of the board of supervisors, Clerk Lula Reddoch- Wood and Assessor Vic J. Wager, returned from the Arizona Tax Commis- sion conference at Flagstaff. All report having had pleasant most interesting trip, Next year the Conference will be held in Nogales, the Convention City. Supervisor J. $. Gatlin, who al so attended the conference. will return home later. He is attend ing the exposition at San Fran cisco.
 Yesterday battery ''C" of the Sixth Artillery, arrived from Douglas, under command of Captain Campbell. Besides the battery of light artillery there were one hundred and seventy four men and one hundred and seventy four horses. It requir- ed twenty one cars to transport the outfit. Battery ID" from Fort Riley is expected today. With American machine guns on every bill and two batteries of artillery to back up our boys,
 we should worry"
 Thursday evening when Tom Cumming, agent for the Giroux Cattle Company, arrived from the south and attempted to cross the international line with a pistol and rifle, he was detained by the Mexican soldiers guard ing the line. Toms friends lost no time proving him innocent of any attempt to put one over,'' and Governor Maytorena i'm mediately ordered his release. Tom and other Americans, who came from the south denied re- ports of fighting Thursday at Quijano, between General Ur- balejo's forces and Gales caval- ry.
 Thursday afternoon the body of General Juan Solares, the brave commander of Governor Maytorena's Nogales garrison killed in Wednesdays battle, was buried in Nogales, Sonora, with great military honor. Both | Governor Maytorena and his staff, as we'll as hundreds ot soldiers and citizens, were in at tendance to do honor to a brave soldier and courteous gentle man. General SolareS was one of Governor Maytorena's most efficient, best liked officers. He was highly respected by all for eignerS who knew him. His tragic end is regretted.
 Upon his arrival in. Nogales last Sunday on the train from Tucson, General Felipe Angeles the famous Villa commander, re ceived an ovation seldom seer ! in Nogales. The general was met at the international line by Governor May torena and his en tire Nogales garrison, and es corted to the Mexican custom house, the governors headquart CTS The distinguished visitor was escorted all the way through lines of newly uniformed May torena soldiers who stood at tention" The military band: played May torena," and the Mexican National Hymn. Botf the army and citizens of Nogales gave General Angeles a warn
 welcome. The result of his con ference with Governor Mayto
 rena has not been made public HOuouor if is lxnOwn thai A n