The border vidette., 1917-02-10

angeS, from HermOSillO, were crossed at this port, consigned to eastern markets.
 MT. McCarty, the Alamos min ing man, has been here several days, from his mining property near Alamos, where he had been with prominent mining en- gineer from Reno, Nevada. Some of the best mines in the world have been discovered in the Alamos district.
 A battalion of infantry from the Second Ala bama, under com mand of Major Carl H. Seal, has been sent to Arivaca. where it will be stationed indefinitely. With the Alabama boys on guard in the Arivaca district, Americans in that country need have no fear of bandits or submarines.
 Tomatoes from Los Moches, are beginning to arrive here for points in the United States, where they bring fancy prices. Persons who are in position to know, say there will be in the neighhorhcod of two hundred cars of tomatoes this season from the Yaqui river country.
 At last Tuesday evenings meeting of members of the Santa Cruz Club, about two hundred and fifty dollars were donated for the good of the club. 7" Members who were absent, will be given an opportunity to assist in the good work, which is In the hands of special committee.
 Last Tuesday Ben May, priv ate in the Machine Gun Com pany, of the First Alabama In fantry, was found guilty of a charge of spreading false infor- matioD concerning conditions at the Alabama camp here, and was sentenced to serve six months at hard labor and pay a fine of sixty dollars.
 Work on the new two-story building being erected by B. K. Cumming, the life insurance man, on his property on Grand avenue. just across from the Town Hall, is being pushed as rapidly as possible. When the building is completed, MT. Cum ming will have the most elegant 1 offices in the city.
 Don Manuel Mascarenas, the millionaire banker and ranch owner of this city, is back from | a visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco. During his absence from the city, his youngest son l Guillermo, has been in charge oi his extensive interests both here and on the Mexican side. of the international line.
 Oscar Ashburn, of the Mon key Springs Ranch near Pata. gonia, came, down to the county seat Monday on private busi ness. Rain or shine, hot Ol cold. it's all the same to Oscar Says everything out his way looks fine. He has one of the biggest, finest herds of white face natives in southern Arizona.
 MT. Mayer, of Scranton, Penn sylvania, field representative in Mexico of the Standard Oi 1 Company, was a stop-over visi tor in the city a couple of days this week, on his way to th' south country, as far as Maza tlan. Mir Mayer is globe trotte in the fullest sense of the word He has made the complete cir cle seven times.
 Manager Northcraft of th' Sonoita Land Grant, was a visit or in the city one day this weel from Patagonia, where he ant his estimable wife now reside MT. Northcraft has great faith il Patagonia's future, and will a once commence the erection of handsome residence there. A the present time the NOrthcraft are occupying the old A. B Crepin place, now owned b. Colonel R. R. Richardson.
 H. Levin and c. B. Holler, tw, of the best known, most rcliabl customs house brokers on tn international border, have conso lidated their business, which vii in future be conducted unde the firm name of Holler & Levin Both gentlemen have an inter national reputation for efficienc. and square dealing. They ar honorable and thoroughly re liable: they understand the com