The border vidette., 1916-06-24

Is a very successful cOrpOraUlOn lawyer. Some time ago he practiced his profession in Her. mosiilo. Before going to Los An geles, he and his wife resided in NOgaleS.
 John HIgginbotham, The Laird of Carbo," has been in the city several days this week, having come up to transact priv ate business. Reported every. thing very quiet in his section Of the country. For some time past he has been hauling copper to the Carbo station, for shipment to the States.
 Nogales, Arizona, now has o Shotgun Club" every member of which must use sure enOugth pump gun loaded with buck shot. Applicants for membership are requested to call on Captain c. E. Hardy, IT. s. collector of customs, who many years ago was one of Virginia's famous squirrel hunters. Joaquin Le- garra, manager of The Red House, is one of Captain Hardy'S most trusted lieutenants. N. Leeker also holds a commission.
 Senator James A. Harrison, and son, en route to the Pacific coast, were in the train wreck, near Yuma last Saturday when train No. 1 was derailed. Both Pullman sleepers and the diner left the track and turned over. Alfhorrh were badly injured, Senator Har- rison and son escaped unhurt. Tuesday Mrs. Harrison and daughter, Miss Mary, left for the coast, first going to the Grand Canyon for a short visit. They will join the senator in San Francisco.
 Upon orders from the State Department to move from Mo- gales, Sonora, Mexico, to the American side of the line, United States Consul Frederick Sim pich, moved his effects to the American Club last Monday morning. It is stated that Consul Sim pich was shown every pos sible courtesy by the Mexican WuO GO immediately execute anyone who in any manner molested the United States governments representative, who is universal ly liked and respected by both Americans and MeXicanS. Con- sul Simpich was one of tEe very last American conSulS to leave Mexico. ->--..--
 Last Tuesday Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor fixed the bond of Joseph Wiley, Thomas Johns and Ramon Salazar, three former Pima county deputy sheriffs, held in connection with the shooting of Mrs. Josephine w. Bates, last April, near Tucson, at $10, ,0OO, each. While the trial of the accused men is set for June 26th, it is believed it will be delayed on account of the serious illness of John T. Hughes, who represents the defendants. At the hearing held here Tuesday, Attorney Samuel Pattee, of Tue. son, appeared for the accused men, all of whom were in court. J. H. Campbell is assisting County Attorney Hilzinger.
 The arrival of the 14th h. fantry, U. $. A., from Douglas last Thursday morning, caused hundreds of Nogales citizens to enjoy their breakfast. In reply to the S. O. S. sent General Funston by Mayor Clagett We'd nesday afternoon, the 14th con- posed of eight companies, four of which formerly were N. G. of A., were rushed from Douglas, leaving that place at mid night Wednesday and arriving here shortly after eight o'clock Thursday, in charge of Assistant Superintendent Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific. The Ari- zona boys, recently mustered into the regular army, were from Yuma, Tucson, Mol enci- and Flagstaff. They are a fine bunch and as they marched along with the old regulars of the famous fourteenth, looked good to us.
 Parties who are in a position to know whereof they speak. say that in the event that the United States keeps the embargo on food stuffs going into Sonora, enforced thirty days, there will be great suffering in the states