The border vidette., 1916-10-14

| nlOlGlnR the ArlZOna OattleShl 2
 silver set. Next week the hand.
 some silver service will be
 brought to Nogales, where it | will be exhibited under the per- | sOnal direction of Captain l.. w. Mix, chairman of the committee
 having the matter in charge.
 An interesting meeting of the Democratic National Finance
 Committee for Nogales was held last Wednesday evening at the office of the chairman, Wirt G.. Bowman. Henry Levin was elect
 ed a mem Der of the committee,
 to fill a vacancy. The local
 committee is doing excellent
 work under Chairman Bowman's $
 direction.
 Wednesday evening MT. and
 Mrs. John Jund arrived home
 from their honeymoon spent in
 sunny southern California, where
 the happy couple were married
 last month. Upon their arrival
 home Mir. and Mrs. Jund were given a warm welcome by their numerous friends, all of whom wish them a. long, joyous jour ney on life's matrimonial. sea.
 O. F. Ashbnrn, one of South ern Arizona's biggest, most sue cessful live stockraisers, was a county seat visitor a couple of days this week from his splen- did Monkey Springs ranch, be tween Patagonia and old Fort Crittenden. MT. Ashburn re- ported range conditions first class, with cattle in excellent condition. The calf crop was never better.
 W. R. Moore, a prominent Kansas City, Missouri attorney at-law, arrived in the city yes terday on legal business connect ed with big mining company owning property in Sonora. Duffy & +Purdum. of this city, are local legal representatives for the company. Attorney Moore is cousin of A. M. Conard, president and general of the Sonora Copper Company.
 The Arizona Daily Star of Tuesday morning says: "V. c. who has been the local 1 agent of the Standard Oil con- pany, has been transferred to Phoenix, to be agent of the S. 0. there, and he is preparing to take his family to the capital 1 city. The family, consisting of | MT. and Mrs. Condron and their | little son, will be missed by a arge number of friends. The | the capital city, is a promotion for. MT. Condron."
 Last week bandits, said to be Yaquis, visited the property of he Cerro de Plata Mining Com oany, the offices of which are in Nogales, and burned the con- oahy store. They also, destroy ,d the assay office. The Mex can care taker at the silver amp, escaped after. having his nule shot. President and Man Iger Elgin Holt, who is sojourn- nR in. the city, estimates the oss at about one thousand dol ars. The mill and cyanide plant were not mo]eSted.
 The trial of the case of the tate against Joe Wiley, Thomas Johns and Ramon Salazar, ,charg- d with the murder of Mrs. Jose ,hine Bates, has been set for October 17th, in the Santa Cruz superior court. The case vas transferred from Pima coun- y on the order of the superior ,ourt in charge of the change of ,enue proceedings. Baker 6 Baker of Phoenix will assist County Attorney Hilzinger in he prosecution of the case. John T. Hughes of Tucson, re- presents the defendants.
 H. c. Harrison, who with his 'on, H. M. Harrison has a lease md bond on the great Three R. nine in the Patagonias, owned by Colonel R. R. Richardson of Pa was a business visitor n the city last Wednesday, from he mine. He was accompanied ,y E.. J. Richards, the we'll lnown New York electrical en- ,ineer who is in charge of the york of erecting the new plant t the mine, which for a long ime has been producing high