The border vidette., 1915-04-17

Ul0Indn, WHO WlUn bOD Ouu&drU and James Lyle, enjoyed an out ing at Guaymas last week, says he can not tell lie. The only fish he caught during three days and three nights fishing, was shark. Shugart and Lyle re- fuse to talk for publication.
 MT. V. P. Hanson, one of Ell gins progressive, successful businessmen, was a. visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. He is a great booster for his section of the county, which he says is without a doubt the best on earth. MT. Hanson has store and hotel at Elgin.
 Last Tuesday two more burro trains from the Gro Blanco dis trict, arrived in Nogales with several tons of high-grade gold ore. One train was from the Warsaw mine owned by H. F.. Huntington, the other was from Tom Dillon's bank" Hugo Miller, the assayer, bought the ore.
 Chas. A. Bankard, many years manager of the Westinghouse interests in this section of the country, was a visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from Duqnesne, where there is renewed activity in mining. Mir. Bankard's company is now making regular shipment of ore from Patagonia.
 Antonio Gonzalez, ex- -prefect of the Magdalena district, came up from Hermosillo Wednesday evening, and has since been en toying visit with old friends. From here MT. Gonzalez will go to the coast, being accompanied by his family. Mir. Gonzalez is one of Governor Maytorena's most trusted lieutenantS.
 Under an executive order of President Wilson, instructions were sent to all parts of the world where the United States is officially represented, to ob- serve the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Abraham Lincoln, on the fifteenth of April, by closing executive offices and dis playing the flag at half mast.
 Phil Herold and William lid well will in the near future open an up to- the minute haberdashry in the Brickwood building. "Phil and Bill" will make a com bination hand to beat. If either fell in a lake, he'd come out as dry as a bone with fish in each hand. We certainly wish Phil and Bill good luck.
 WANTED A Japanese or Chinese gardner, who will take twenty-fv acres of good agri- cultural land for two or three years on shares. Five miles from Nogales on good wagon oad; Nogales- Tucson branch of Pacific passes though land. Plenty of water. Ad- dress, box TX" THE BORDER adv.
 Henry S. Woods, the North Dakota newspaper man whc had been in Sonora on land business, from the south country last Monday night, and Tuesday for his home. He re- ported having had an interest ing, pleasant trip to Hermosillo and Guaymas, where he met a of people he knew there twenty five years ago.
 Joe Deegan, of the firm of At kinson 6 Deegan, Calabasas and stockraisers, was a business visitor in town yester- day. About May first the big round up of the Atkinson-Deegan cattle will commence. It is said that the firm has sold several thousand cattle to a big Califor- nia firm. The cattle will be shipped from Calabasas. ..
 George M. Ryan, the we'll known New York mining pro- motor, accompanied by one his associates, a New York capital lst, was a passenger on last mornings southbound passenger train, en route to the Ryall mining properties in So- nora. Mir. Ryall is an old time friend of Col. Maden, popular of The Cave Club.
 Mayor Mix's proclamation call ing on citizens of Nogales to chain and muzzle their dogs for one month, until danger of hy-