The border vidette., 1915-07-17

This week the mammoth ma chinery for the International Gas Co.'S. electric and ice plant began arriving from New York and is being installed by George Strigel, of the Mcintosh Sey- more Co.,, who accompanied the first shipment. The dynamos and engines will arrive next week and will at once be in- stalled. The plant will in opera tion early next month.
 Jesse Gatlin, one of the best known young cattlemen in the here Tuesday and Wednesday,. Jesse has just returned from New Mexico, where he had been on private business. He reports having had Q pleasant and pro- fitable trip. Before coming to Arizona, the Gatlins lived in New Mexico, where they en- gagged in the cattle business.
 R. L. Slaughter, Jr., the Doug las cattleman, whose cattle were held up here Monday, by U. S. live stock sanitary inspector, who discovered a fever tick on a COW, has placed his herd on pasture west of Nogales, Sonora dozen miles. The offending COW had strayed into the Slaughter herd from district twelve miles from the Slaughter ranch which has always been free from ticks.
 Major A. F. Krohn, superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Guadalajara, has this week been in Tucson, on company business. The major came by the way of Vera Cruz and New Orleans. For many years he has been connected with the big railway company as right-Of way agent and superintendent. Mrs. Krohn ] and the children reside at Doug | las.
 Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank, after an extended business and pleas ure visit on the coast and far east, returned home Monday l looking the picture of health and feeling fine. He visited his old home in Massachusetts,, al- so New York City and other points of interest. Mr. Curtis says he is glad to get back to the best and biggest little town in the country.
 G. w. Goedeke, the Texas cowman, has purchased big bunch of white-fa cattle from Guillermo MaScarenaS, manager of the great Buena Vista and Santa Barbara ranches in Son. ora owned by his father Don Manuel Mascarenas, the million aire banker and ranch owner, who is in San Francisco. The cattle are being crossed at this port of entry and will be ship ped to MT. Goedeke's ranch in Texas.
 The old Austerlitz mine in the Gro Blanco district, owned by Dr. A. H. Noon and sons of this city, will again be actively work ed under the personal supervi- sion of B. B. Noon, the mining engineer. The mill is in first class condition and will at once be started up on good pay-ore now in the bids. The old Au, sterlitz is a splendid proposition and will make it's lucky owners big pile of money, at the pre- sent price of copper.
 Mrs. Conant and Mrs. J. J Chatham entertained the Wo mems Home Mission Society al the home of Mrs. Chatham or Tuesday afternoon. The subject of the meeting was Christian Stewardship" on which interest ing talks were given by Mrs Thacker, Mrs. Bristol and Mrs Chatham. Mrs. Fowler and Mrs Ada Jones rendered a duet whicE was greatly appreciated. Those present were: Mrs. J. B. Camp bell, Mrs. J. H. Campbell, Mrs l.. Hudgin, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs
 w. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Bristol Mrs. Mobley, Miss Mobly, Mrs , Fowler, Mrs. Conant, Mrs. Cha , tham. and Mrs. M. Pool.