The border vidette., 1917-11-03

breeze, Manager C. w. DAVIS or the local Western Union office,
 has returned to his duties, feel
 ing fine and fit.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. |, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Every thing neat and clean. Hair Cutting speciality. adv.
 Early this morning Deputy the sheriff's office from the old Harrison ranch that two men had been killed and another wounded there last night. No particulars were given, but Sheriff Earhart, who has gone to the scene, be- lieveS the men killed were horse thieves, whom the officers have been huntington some time.
 Last Sunday night Richard Moody, son of Mrs. Moody of the Santa Cruz hotel, passed away after lingering illness, and was buried in the Nogales cemetery. Dick was only twen- ty three years of age. He was raised in Nogales, where he had many friends and acquaintances, all of whom regret his untimely passing. To the grief-stricken aged mother, we exterd our sym pathy.
 Jesus Saldamando, proprietor of the American Drug Store, ac by U. S. Customs In spector J. B. Mix, returned home Thursday from a cross country trip to San Francisco, where Druggist Saldamando placed his boys in college. En route home a stop was made in Los Angeles, where the Nogales boys met many old time friends and acquaintances from Arizona. They had the time of their lives.
 Attorney S. P. Applewhite. ting the James Douglas in Mexico, accompa- nied by Attorney James Boyle, also attorney for the big copper people, is here on business con- nected with a suit to recover ore brought from Sonora by parties said to have taken the ore from owned by James Doug las. Barry, Mimiaga 6 Barry, are assisting the prosecution. Duffy & Purdum represent the defendants.
 John Brunton, mining engi-
 
 Mexico, has returned from Son ora, where he is interested in what he believes will develop 1 into valuable mining property. | MT. Brunton is we'll pleased with | this section and may decide to | locate here. Recently he visited | ,he producing mines owned by | the Arizona European Mining | Company, adjoining the Three R hines, near Patagonia, which he says have the ear marks of mak- ng a great paying property.
 This week Thomas Maddock, state engineer, accompanied by Division Engineer Frasier, of his city, inspected the Nogales 'oad, on which a large force of nen it at work from the old mission at Tubac north to the Pima county line. It is said Pima county will in the near uture construct bridges across he Santa Cruz river at Sahuar- ta and Continental, and. with he work being done by the tate, the completed ends of the Iogales road which is a part of he state highway, will be con- lected up by early spring.
 Fred. c. Emery, of the La Co., 'riza Mining Company, the prop rtieS of which are located near Ioria, Sonora, this week return d from a visit to the mines. It s understood that La Cobriza will resume operations after laving been idle the past two ears on account of the unset led conditions in Sonora and he war iu Europe. Much of the tock in Mir. Emery's company s owned by English investors,
 number of whom are directors n the company. MT. Emery vas accompanied to the mine by wo gentlemen from the east Vho are financially interested in he company.
 HOTEL BOWMAN NOW OPEN.