The border vidette., 1916-04-08

I1dTEy I1cuSiSESOH. SUI OL Otlt
 late John Henderson, of the
 Lista Blanca copper mines neal
 Caborca, is back from Pasadena
 California, on his way to the mines in Sonora. He is making arrangements to resume the shipment of copper ore from Santa Ana to Fl PaSo.
 With Charley Hardy, Joaquin Legarra and Frank Wilkie, in charge of the city Democratic campaign, and Con O'Keefe, O. K. Franklin and Charley Fowler as managers for the Republi- l paign is promised during the coming contest for political hon. ors, in Nogales.
 Hon. Oscar AShburn, one of Arizona's big cattiemen, was a business visitor in the city the forepart of the week, from the | Monkey Springs ranch near Pa tagonia, where he and his estim- I able family make their home. Mir. Ashburn said not in many years had the cattle business
 
 present time.
 James Penman, pioneer Amer ican mining man, who for many years has made his headquarters at Hotel Cohn, in Hermosillo, is guest at the Montezuma hotel MT. Peuman is well and favor ably known in Nogales. After transacting private business here, he will return to Sonora's capital, near where his mining properties are located.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hector have left for Stafford, Arizona, where they will make their home, Mir. Hector having ac- cepted the management of a drug company at that place. During their stay in Nogales the Electors made many friends, all of whom will be sorry to learn that they have moved away. We wish them good luck, always.
 Sergeant Michal Birkel, of the 18th Infantry, U. S. A., after thirty years service in the army, was given his discharge last Tuesday, and left for New York to join his family. The 12th In fantry band went to the depot and gave the sergeant a farewell concert. The retiring soldier will receive a pension of S67. 50 per month, for the remainder of his days.
 Henry Cohn, the we'll known hotel man of Hermosillo and Gu liacan, was stopover visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week on his way from San Diego to Culiacan. Henry's many friends will be glad to learn that | he has almost fully recovered from his recent serious illness. | He was met here by Max Marx, manager of the Cohn hotel at 
 The widening and paving of | Nelson avenue will greatly en- hance the value of property on that thoroughfare. Property avenue have agreed to give to the city for street purposes, ten feet off their lots along the entire | Five feet for the same ] purpose will be donated by | owners on the east | side of the avenue.
 News of the sudden, untimely | death of Hon. Reese M. Ling, attorney and Demo cratic leader, was received here l Wednesday, from Phoenix, where he passed away after a short | illness, from acute indigestion. Mir. Ling was one of the best | known attorneys in the state. l A wide circle of friends and ac- throughout Arizona, will deeply regret his passing.
 E. P. A. Larrieu, secretary of | the Two Peaks Mining Company, by his wife and the baby, spent a couple of days in this week, from Turner. says his company's prop erty in the Milestone noun tains, twelve miles from Hua- chuca Siding, is going to become a second Cananea. The fullest | of the company and the properties is solicited by Mir. Larrieu.
 Manager Sweet of the Mans field M. & M. Co.,, the properties of which are located in the San ta Rita mountains, near Pata-
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