The border vidette., 1916-03-11

V National hotel.
 Monday P. c. Ferrer, presi- dent of the Mexican National Trading Company, and George Richardson, manager, departed for Guaymas, where they went on business for their company
 Harry Hoeffer, manager of the HermOsillO brewery, after spend ing a few days here on business, returned to Hermosillo the fore part of the week. Harry is a son of Dr. Hoeffer, one of the founders of the brewery.
 Manager w. H. Crowell of the Red Mountain Copper Company, returned Wednesday from Phoe- nix where he had been in con- sultation with President Tom Smith who recently visited the property in Red mountain.
 After spending a couple of days at the county seat attend ing the regular monthly meeting of the board of supervisors of which he is a member, George w. Parker returned Wednesday to his San Rafael valley ranch.
 After flying visit to Ajo, the new copper camp in Pima coun- ty, here sub port will shortly be established, Collector of Gus toms c. Hardy, returned home la !. 1us. .y. He made the tip uo tn- copper camp by auto.
 Wednesday H. J. Temple, gen eral suprin5endent of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, returned from a visit to Tucson and Ga nanea: Fa is travelling in his private r From here Mir. Temple went to Empalme, his headquarters.
 w. G. Simonton, the we'll known practical mining man, has gone to La Cobriza to accept a responsible position with the La Cobriza Mining Company of which Robert Mitchell of Mo- gales, is the general manager. Mrs. SimOnton accompanied her husband.
 Miss Tillie Bowman, charming accomplished daughter of Coun- man and Mrs. w. G. Bowman, has returned from Austin, Texas, where she enjoyed an extended visit with relatives. Miss Tillie reports having had delightful time; just the same she is glad to be home.
 Arthur Hamilton is here from, Magdalena, having come up on business connected with claim against the Carranza govern ment, for a bunch of cattle taken from his ranch near Magdalena. Local representatives of the government say the claim will shortly be paid.
 A. J. Olsen and R. J. Hamlin, two experienced we'll drillers, from Los Angeles, arrived the forepart of the week and con- tinued on south to the Noria country, where they have con- tracted to drill number of wells for Fred. Hilliker, the Los An geles- Sonora land man.
 E. E. Noon, the well known local mining engineer, who is operating mining property in the Gro Blanco district, spent several days in the city this week on a combined business and pleasure trip. He is the man. ager of the Yellow Jacket mines; also owner of other valuable property.
 w. H. Land, vice president and manager of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank, & Trust Company, returned home Tuesday from an extended business visit to Fort Sumer, New Mexico. He reports having had a pleasant, profitable trip. MT. and Mrs. Land resid- ed in Fort Sumner before remov- ing-to NogaleS.
 Ed. Tovrea, the pioneer Ariz- ona futcher, Democratic state centrel committeeman from Co., chise county, returned Monday from Phoe-i wOere he had been attending a. .nee.-ng of the com mittee. Recently Mr. Tovrea's company opened cold storage and meat market in Nogales. He reports business good.
 This evening the body of Barney Cohn, many years we'll known, n,>ular hotel man of HermoSillC, who died Thursday,