The border vidette., 1915-07-10

building on Morley avenue, is doing a splendid business. It is one of the finest of it's kind in the southwest. Demos brothers have come to stay, and are show ing their faith in Nogales by iu vesting good had dollars.
 Editor H. P. Green of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, was a county seat visitor Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, returning home Wednesday morning. Mir. Green and associates recently secured a number of very valu- able mining claims, near the great Three R. copper bonanza. Hope they'll make million.
 Everybody in Nogales is grate- ful to Governor Maytorena for his generosity in rendering his splendid band to the Fourth of July committee. The Sonora state band is one of the finest in Mexico. The concerts given in the Sonora plaza are greatly s.p- preciated by citizens of both sides of the international line.
 This morning at 10 o'clock, in the park in front of the First National Bank, there will be an auction sale of horses seized by the U. $. customs authorities. There are ten horses in the bunch to be sold, three sorrel work horses. three bay work horses, two dun saddle horses, one dark roan and one sorrel saddle horse The horses weight from 75O to 1000 pounds.
 Sunday Con O'Keefe, the ever genial lriShman who for some time past has been in northern California transacting business for the Giroux Cattle Company, of which he is a member. return ed home, in time to help make the eagle scream. Con says Nogales is the best town of any size in the country. He's going to spend the remainder of the sum- mer here with his family.
 Captain J. D. Milton, immi- grafton inspector, spent the Fourth of July in Nogales with old friends. Captain Milton is stationed at Fairbank, Cochise county. He is one of the oldest, most efficient men in the Immi, grafton service, and has host of friends throughout the state Captain Jefferson Davis Milton is always welcome in Nogales, where he resided many years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bethell and MT. and Mrs. Northcraft, of Pata- gonia motored down from Pata- gonia to help Nogales celebrate the Fourth. MT. Bethell who is manager of the Washing ton Trading Compauy's Pata- gonia store, will in the near fut- ure commence shipping ore from the Blue Lead mine near Pata- gonia. Mir. Northcraft is man. ager of the big Sonoita. land grant.
 MT. Rodney Stephenson, the mining man, most emphatically denies that he made an attack of Councilman w. G. Bowman last Saturday, or any other time. However, MT. Stephenson ad- mits having extended his com pliments to well known mine promoter. Two safe hits were made by MT. Stephenson, one when he landed on the m. p.'s nose; the other was when the m. p. hit the sidewalk.
 The Santa Cruz Patagorian says: Tt is very likely that the Trench mine, located near liar sbaw, will start up soon. This is one of the oldest mines in Arizona and has been a good producer of lead-silver orc, most of it having been treated in the old mill which is still on the ground. Some of the ore has run as high as 40 per cent lead and 60 ounces in silver to the ton. There are several thousand tons of good looking ore on the dump at the present time"
 The Advenurers' Club banquet last Saturday night at Hotel Es- cobosa, was great success, thanks to James Cotter who act ed as toastmaster, and other it. lustrious adventures, including Col. A. T. Bird, Mayor l.. w. Mix, w. Rockford Kibbey, Col. H. A. Corpe, G enc eral B. $. O'Reilly, Col. c. P. Clark, Major O. A. Serrano. Captain B. D. Woon, B. c. Jaggers, w. A. Holt, and A. Pelligrin. Other hO ho