The border vidette., 1915-04-03

nora s Monte CarlO, IS the most
 handsome ever seen in NogaleS.
 It cost between three and four
 hundred, gold. The club will
 be ready for business about
 the fifteenth of the present
 month. There's nothing half so
 elegant in the state Of Sonora.
 Herman Fleishman, the Tue
 son druggist, motored down
 from the old town Thursday and
 returned home yesterday. The
 big automobile in which Herman
 and his friends came to town is
 still here, having been seized by
 U. $. States customs officers.
 Mexican drawn work was found in the auto, when Herman and
 his friends were returning from
 a visit to NogaleS, Sonora. The drawn work was also seized.
 Last Monday Andy Laird. an old time miner and pros pectOr of this place, and Ed. Mayer, also @ prOspector from the Pa tagonia and Santa Rita noun tains, were found to be insane and ordered committed to the state insane asylum at Phoenix. Friends of the unfortunate men believe with proper care and at tention, they will recover. Laird has lost his memory and Mayer imagines he is being pursued by an old sweetheart.
 A telegram from Phoenix dat ed April 1St, stated that the of Christine Simanek ct al, against La Cobriza Mining Company of this city, had been dismissed by the Arizona Cor poratiOn Commission. The com plaint was brought that the com pany had been selling stock in Arizona and that in so doing it was acting without authority as it had not been issued a per init to do business in tho state. This is another victory for La Cobriza Mining Company.
 pr. A. H. Gunnet of the Child rens Home Finding Society, has been a visitor in Nogales this week. The doctors mission on earth is to make others happy, and he's doing it. Already Dr. Gunnett has been the means of homes for more than five hundred homeless children. He says more than ninety per cent of them have made good. For the past dozen years the doctor has been making regular visits to Nogales. He has many friends nere who are always glad to see lim.
 Arturo Gonzalez, the Gar oanzo King" who the first of he week returned from Hermo- sillo, where he had been on private business, has gone east, to be absent from No gales two weeks. He reports having had pleasant very sue ,essful trip in the south country. Didn't know until he arrived safe in Nogales that both he and lis auto were supposed to be captured by Mexican bandits Lnd held for a million dollar 'ansom. Says he was treated | inc in Sonora.
 J. D. Halstead, head of the I. D. Halstead Lumber Com ,any. with headquarters in Phoenix, has this week been @ ,isitor in Nogales on business with the Nogales Lumber Company, which is now ,wned by MT. Halstead's com ,any. During his stay in Mo- gales MT. Halstead is being | around by MT. T. | 3. Hatten, local manager of the umber company. Hatten faith ully and well filled the same position with the Nogales Lum- ger Company when it was own d by the J. Knox Corbett Lum- ger Company.
 Elgin B. Holt, president of the Jerro de Plata Mining Company, -esterday left for the Pacific oast on business connected with lis company's big silver mines n Sonora, fifty miles south of Iogales. The new tube mill for he Cerro has arrived and will 'e installed as soon as possible. IeXt week another shipment of liver bullion will be made to he states from the steady old producer of white metal, under he personal supervision of Walter B. Holt, secretary and reasurer of the company, in which a number of Nogales peo-