The border vidette., 1915-09-18

R. Mine, Colonel R. R. Richard sons copper bonanza. While here Jimmie had his face fixed" Dentist White did the job.
 Robert Mitchell, manager of the La Cobriza Mining Company, has resigned his position, to take charge of the great smelter plant at Cananea. Bob. Mitchell is one of the most thorough shelter men in the country He is a guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Thursday Hon. H. J. Saxon, whose ranch is out on the line, rounded up and brought in Pe- dro, Jose and Daniel Torres, who had in their possession three horses, supposed to be stolen property. The Mexicans were headed for the Mexican line when Mir. Saxon took them in charge. Two of the men were armed. They are in the county jail.
 Tuesday Jack Kings big auto truck arrived from HermOSillo, being accompanied by Mir. Scott
 
 of HermoSillo, Frank Davis and Tom Bently, two mining men, The truck will be taken to MT. 1 Kings copper camp in the AjO mountains, Pima county, where large amount of development work is being done by MT. King and c. P. Reiniger.
 Last night a special military train arrived from the front, with a number of prisoners capt. ured by Maytorena Soldies. Sev- eral wounded Maytorena soldiers were also brought in. The Villa army is now stationed at Santa Barbara, about sixteen miles ! east of Nogales. General Calles' | army is at Martinez. A big bat tie is expected tomorrow be- tween the two armies now facing each other.
 A wireless @ message, dated Ashfork, Sept, 14th, was receiv- ed here from Commodore Zell- ner, of the good ship Helmit, as follows: Splendid voyage. Ad- miral fine shape. Able Bodied l Seaman EScoboSa fell overheard three times Nearly all killed today by foolish Ford" The Helmit is bound for Los Angeles, having left the port of Nogales on Sept. 11th. Pilot Marquez was at the wheel.
 Judge Frank J. D. Duffy, mem Der of the Regents of the Uni versity of Arizona, has returned from Tucson where be attended an important meeting of the Re- gents. Numerous friends and prominent Democratic leaders throughout Arizona. of the judge, are urging him to be a candidate | for governor O f h e state. Square Deal Duffy" would l make our glorious state mighty good chief executive.
 The pleasant home of Council man and Mrs. W. G. Bowman, last Wednesday evening was the scene of delightful surprise l party, given by the Misses. Tillie and Edna Bowman, in honor of | William Cavanaugh, efficient Company. Willie says birthdays are fine thing to have. He'll not soon forget the party giv- en Wednesday evening in honor of his birthday anniversary. The party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Bowman.
 Monday evening Mrs. B. H. Mobley entertained her school class in honor of two popular young members, Miss Arrieta Smith and MT. Charles Jones, who will leave shortly to take up their studies, Miss Smith in Virginia and Charley in Califor- mia. Those present were: Ar rieta Smith, Martha Chatham, Gladys Keyte, Veda Rodgers, Jewell Smith, Mabel Wylie. Mary Glore, Dorothy Poole, Maurine Glore, Grace Chatham, Eugenia Mobley, May Glassen; Mesdames Ada Jones, B. H. Mobley; Messrs. Jones, Peck, Cox, Chaplin, Smith, Darling, Finch, Bergendahl and Mobley.
 George and Frank Proctor are in the county jail, where they are being held for the murder of their step father, Thomas Elias, Jr., of Sopori. The boys will have their hearing next week. Two days after Elias and Mrs. Charles Proctor, mother of Elias