The border vidette., 1917-12-01
Murrv G. Day. general man

Reduction COm mpany, ndS r0GuIH- ed from business visit to Pitts burg, Pa., and it is said he brought back with him the good news that the Duquesne plant will be greatly enlarged in the near future. Under the able management of MT. Day, the properties in Santa Cruz county owned by his company, have developed into paying proposi tiOnS.
 This week Acting Clerk of the Superior Court Mrs. E. l.. Mix. assisted by Robert E. Lee, the court reporter, issued many temporary passports to Amerl- cans desiring to go pass back and forth across the intern ational line. As rapidly as pos sible American Consul Lawton and American Vice Consul Chas. w. Doherty, are placing their O. K. on the Certificates issued by the Superior Court and immi- grafton authorities.
 Monday in Justice of the Peace Wilkey's court, Slto Yanes, of Sonora, charged with grand lancernY on two counts, entered plea of guilty and was held to the Superior Court. Yanez, who was shot through the shoulder during a battle between cowboys and cattle rustlers, in which John Steele of Greater vile, was killed, is accused of horse stealing. He was caught in the act of running stolen horses into Sonora.
 Good news comes from the Buena Vista copper mines in the Patagonia mountains owned by the Arizona European Mining Company, from which regular shipments are being made to the El Paso shelter. Superin teudent Ritchi has sent samples of native copper to town with the state ment that the mine never look ed better" Manuel Escalada is president and Postmaster Will liam Schuckmann is secretary treasurer of tue company.
 Don Ignacio Corella, treasurer of the state of Sonora. formerly purchasing agent for the Mexi- can army and state of Sonora, with headquarters, at Nogales, has been here couple of days this week from Hermosillo, where he and his family now reside. Don Igracio has many friends and acqnaintances in Nogales and at Douglas where he resided many years, before assuming the important, respon- sible position of State Treasurer.
 Recently at Washington, D. O., Miss Dolores Cecilia Bonillas, lovely daughter of Mexican Ambassador and Mrs. Ignacio Bonillas, formerly. of Nogales, Sonora, and Senor Juan B. Rojo, first secretary of the embassy, were married. The bride, native daughter of Mo- gales, Sonora, is pleasantly remembered by many friends and acquaintances of the Bonillas family. All join in wishing Mir. and Mrs. Rojo much happiness.
 At the annual meeting of Pa pago Hose Company No. 1. of Nogales, last Monday night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Earl D. Hammick, foreman; George Not ley, first assistant foreman, and l.. H. Watkins, second assistant foreman. Robert B. Lee, the efficient secretary, was unani- mously reelected. This even ing the annual meeting of the Nogales Fire Department will be held. All members are ear nestly requested to be present.
 Thursday Wirt G. Bowman returned from a visit to Wash ington, D. o., New York, and other eastern cities, on private business. At Washington Mir. Bowman was the guest of At torney General and Mrs. Gre gory, lifelong friends of his family, the Bowmans of Missis- sippi. In New York he had the pleasure of meeting MT. and Mrs. Otto H. Herold of this city, who are enjoying a visit in the east. At the Wolsdorf hotel he also saw Captain KruttSchnitt of Tucson, who is on his way to ''some where in France"
 Last Saturday evening The