The border vidette., 1915-12-25

l cd from the State Insane ASylum J where he took J. A. Straith, the insane mining man, who for
 some time past has been in poor 1 health Monday at the St. Joseph's Hospital the unfortun-
 ate man became violent. The
 same day he was taken to Phoe-
 nix. Jack $ many old time friends
 will be sorry to learn of his
 terrible afliction.
 Dr. A. T.. Gusteter, accompan-
 jed by Master Robbie Gustetter,
 departed Sunday for Cincinnati, ! Ohio, to attend the Golden
 Wedding of his parents, held at
 the old home. During Dr. Gus
 tetter's absence from Nogales,
 Captain Reynolds, U. $. A.,
 Medical Corps, will occupy his
 office from ? to p. m. He will
 also answer any telephone calls
 in Nogales, Arizona.
 J. T. Mcdonald, veteran min ing man, who for many years
 has operated mines in Arizona : and Sonora, has for several days
 been a visitor in Nogales. He
 predicts the greatest mining
 boom in the history of Mexico during the year 1916, in the country south of us. MT. Mc-
 Donald is here on business con- nected with his property in the Gro Blanco district, and in Son. ora.
 John Miller, of Philadelphia, who more than thirty years ago went to Sonora to engage in the mining business, after spending few days in Nogales with old friends and acquaintances, has returned to the San Xavier cOun- try. Uncle" John says he has great faith in Sonora's future. Just aS soon as he makes an other mining deal, he's going back to the old Quaker City on a visit.
 Saturday night thieves broke into La Popular, Dave Loeb's big haberdashry, and stole thir- ty pairs of shoes. As a clue they left a pair of gloves. The same night a guest at the Rock well house was robbed while asleep. Clothing, money and va- Icable papers, including letter from the king of Spain, were taken. A reward will be paid for the return of the papers and letter.
 J. A. Murray and Gus Holmes, two wealthy Butte, Montana, mining men, were visitors in No gales the forepart of the week, in connection with mining deal in which they are interested The. gentlemen are also fin ancially interested in the Hava- lena Mining Company, the splendid properties of which are located on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, short distance from Nogales.
 James B. Finley of the South ern Pacific, with headquarters at Empalme, last Sunday went to Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his family. As a result of motor car wreck be- tween Empalme and Guaymas, MT. Finley was slightly disfgur- ed about the head, but he still wore that glad smile," and said he felt fine and dandy. The Southern Pacific of Mexico can justly boast of some of the best, most loyal officers and men in the world.
 According to a dispatch re- ceived at Guaymas last Tuesday by American Consul John Mo- Phearson, Yaqui Indians are again making raids upon the American settlement at San Pe- dro, where they attacked the Construction Com pany's experimetal station. General Obregon immediately sent a strong force of soldiers to the scene of the trouble, g. thousand going south from Mag dalena, under command of Gen. eral Mango.
 As result of the killing last of an American at Fl Paso, by a Mexican squad on the Mexican side of the line, General Peshing, in command of American troops has received orders to return vigorously further deliberate firing" from the Mexican side. The generals orders came from the War De- partment. We would suggest 4 L. M