The border vidette., 1916-01-22

l Oioy Ah OANSs pay iIIdSI IeI IOI
 the Southern Pacific of Mexico,
 is here from Empalme, where he
 makes his headquarters.
 George Young, of Cananea,
 was here this week on business
 for the c. c. c. C., of which he
 is secretary. Mr. Young's com
 pany is advertising for 1000 l labOrerS,
 W. c. Lynch, cousin of City | Councilman w. G. Bowman, has | been a visitor in the city several ] days, a guest of the Bowmans.
 The gentleman's home is in Au- gustin, Texas.
 Rodolfo Vasquez, the Los An
 geles mining engineer, is in the city personally experimenting work on his Santa Cruz county
 mines, located a short distance from Nogales.
 Magdalena Calmelat, recent graduate of Professor Bald wins
 Nogales Business College, has accepted position iu the office of Dr. Gustetter, as bookkeeper ana SCenOSfapnor.
 Dr. John R. Magruder, we'll known in Nogales, who has a bond on the Ed. Rochester gold claims in the Cababi mountains, has been called to Washington on account of the illness of his wife.
 Monday w. O. Taylor. super intendent of the Creston Cobra do mines at Minas Prietas, who had come up to the border to meet Mrs. Taylor and their little son, returned to the big gold camp.
 Thursday night thieves robbed the NJ. Karam store on Morley avenue of clothing, shoes, etc. valued at more than five hundred dollars. It is believed the loot was hauled across the line in a wagon.
 Walter Strickland has return ed from Fundicion, Sonora, where he had been in charge of the Alamo Cattle Conpany's in terests. From here Walter will go to Del Rio, Texas, to visit his mother.
 John Maloney, formerly of No gales, now a resident of Los An. geles, has taken up the abandon ed Calpillo claims in the Cababi mountains and is working same. will be installed by MT. Maloney.
 W. Rockford Kibbey, of the Cattle Company, is home 1 from a visit to the Alamo ranch | iii Sonora, owned by his com pany. He says the report that he had been killed by Mexican 1 was a mistake.
 Monday J. A. McPhearson, l well known Guaymas business man, who with E. L. Chalfant of | this city is engaged in the man ufacture of candy in the bay city, south after spending Sunday here on business.
 Resolutions not with standing, THE BORDER VIDETTE believes President Wilson is one of the best, most loyal citizens America has ever produced. We're for him until the bay of Guaymas is with ice a foot thick. . Special Agent V. V. Curtis of the treasury department, has been been in Phoenix this week on official business. MT. Curtis is filling the position formerly occupied by. Harry Creighton. now stationed in New York City.
 Senator E. S. Ives was a busi- ness visitor at Nogales the fore part of the week from Tucson, being accompanied by his steno- grapher, Mrs. Henderson. Sen ator Ives is one of Arizona's best known, most successful at 5OrneyS.
 Harry J. Saxon was in from his ranch yesterday and report ed three inches of snow in his section. He said the great rain and snow storm this week, is worth thousand of dollars to Santa Cruz county farmers and stockraisers.
 Lady delegates to the Fedora tion Convention at Tucson, re- turned home this morning. All report having had fine time. The Convention was royalty en- tartaine0 bv the ancient and l.