The border vidette., 1916-12-09

the El Paso Store, were yester
 day fined $3O.OO each, or thirty
 days in the county jail. Jose Monta, for stealing two pairs oi
 overalls from Lung Kee, drew
 5000.
 Leo Harter, formerly of No. gales, now located at Naco, was
 a visitor here the forepart of the week. Leo is running a freight
 train on the Nogales- Cananea
 branch of the Southern Pacific l of Mexico. A few months ago
 he married a lovely young lady from old Missouri.
 James 4. Murray, wealthy
 Butte, Montana mine operator,
 who is interested financially in
 the Havalena Mining Company,
 of this city, has been a guest at
 the Montezuma hotel this week
 couple of days. Mir. Murray
 is one of the really big mining
 men of the west. Says he's
 going to stay with the Havalena
 for the percentage. The prop
 erty will be sold at private sale
 by Trustee J. A. Harrison, on
 Saturday, December 30, to the highest bidder. Mir. Murray. or
 his attorneys, Barry & Barry, of this city, will be present when the property is sold
 Travelling in two private cars a party of New York and Phila- delphia capitalists headed by Elmer D. bier of Hughes and bier of Philadelphia, are touring Arizona, visiting all the impor- tant mining district. After wis iting mining properties near Tucson and the New Cornelia property at Ajo, the party will visit Phoenix. and the Salt River Valley, going from here to Globe and Miami via Roose welt dam. Returning by way of Ray and Superior, the party will go to Prescott, Jerome and thence to the Grand Canyon, re- turning by way of the Santa F'e.
 The accidental killing last Wednesday evening of little old Leo Nye, bright son of Mir and Mrs. L.. M. Nye, by jitney driven by William Cody, of the Fowler Marliug Jitney Company, is regretted by | everybody, especially Mir. Cody, who says he was unable to stop | his car quickly enough to avoid | hitting the unfortunate little | boy, who was first struck by bicycle ridden by Mexican boy named Felipe" The coroner's jury, called to investigate the accident, Wednesday, returned a verdict that the boys death was accidental. and exhonorated Mir. Cody of any blame. The mother of the boy is prOstrated.
 Graves Moore, executive sec 'etary of the Arizona Associa- ion for the Study and Proven ion of Tuberculosis, arrived in he city last Wednesday, and opened the sale for the 1916 of the Red Cross Christ mas seals. The proceeds this 'ear, from the sale of the seals, will be used in two ways. One enth goes to the American Red 1ross and nine tenths will be Ised towards a state wide cam 'aign for the prevent tion of The seals have 'een placed in all the camps trough the courtesy of the Y. i. c. A., and cooperation has 'een promised by different in- ividuals and committees in Nc ,ales.
 H. J. Temple, general super ntendent of the Southern Pacific f Mexico, has been here this 7eek, from Empalme, where he lakes his headquarters. Dur lg the many years of internal , trife in Mexico, MT. Temple has , emained right on the job, many f ines on the fire-line, at the risk f his life. He is a brave man, I s we'll as a diplomate. No mat, : er what faction happened to be l control in Sonora or Sinaloa, 7 oe Temple remained at his post, wing confidence to his able as- , istants, and those having busi- ess with his company. That is splendid service both to the ublic and the s. P. de M is lilly appreciated, goes without aying.
 Wednesday evening the Board