The border vidette., 1918-05-11

Der of mining companies, was a
 visitor in Nogales a couple of
 days this week, having come up
 to enjoy a visit with his wife
 and John Henderson, Jr.
 Last Tuesday morning Ramon
 Reyes, the outlaw, who with his
 band had been making raids
 along the international border,
 was captured in Nogales, Son.
 ora, as he was getting on the
 Cananea train, and at eleven
 o'clock Tuesday night he was
 exec1ted at the Nogales, Sonora
 cemetery, by the military au-
 thorities, who found him guilty of murdering several people.
 Jack Mcintyre, the mining en- gineer, and Geo. Fiedler, fore
 man at the Southern Pacific
 round house, returned last Fri
 day from California, where they
 motcred with their ia antilles, a month ago. The folks remained on the coast. After transacting some unfinished business" here,
 MT. Mcintyre will return to the coast, thence to South America, where he will be employed by big mining company, as con- sulting engineer.
 w. c. Laughlin, president of the w. l.. Laughlin Mining Co.,, after enjoying couple of weeks in Los Angeles with his family, returned to Nogales the forepart of the week, and on morning continued on south to San Xavier, Sonora, where his company'S fine pro- ducing mines are located. Mir. Laughlin has kept right on oper- ating during the trouble some times in Sonora, often under trying circumstances.
 Last Tuesday Judge Frank J. Duffy, of Duffy & Purdum, went out to the George w. Atkinson ranch at Calabasas, to attend a meeting of the Baca Float set tiers, and the owners of the | great grant. The meeting was also attended by Dabney Davis | and Judge Henry, representing | the south half of the grant, and i James Bouldin representing the ] north half, and John B. Wright, the we'll known Tucson attorney. The result of the conference has | not been made public.
 Antonio de la Ossa, son of | Mrs. Catalina de la Ossa, of the Lochiel Valley, this county, has | arrived from Camp Funston, Kansas, for visit with his | mother and other relatives and | friends. Antonio belongs to the 10th Field Artillery, to which | Marcos Proto, Arthur Peck and other we'll known Santa Cruz county boys belong. Antonio ookS every inch a soldier. He the boys from Santa Cruz county we'll and anxious to go over the top."
 MT. M. P. Stover connected with the United States censor office, has arrived from San An ,onio, Texas, and opened a Mo- gales branch in The Bowman 1otel building. in the rear of the of Justice offices. All letters crossing the interra- ional line either way, will be opened at the censor's- office, md everything objectionable cut put. Censor Stover will employ ! number of assistants in the work of inspecting all incoming md outgoing mail between the United States and Mexico, at his port of entry.
 Dr. l.. w. Klene, the Rain Valley veterinary, has been a visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, a guest ,f his friend, I. P. Fraizer, the ;ivil engineer Recently Dr. <lene rendered his services to Uncle Sam, and has been con- nissioned a lieutenant in the branch of the medi- ;al corps of the army. He ex ,ects soon to be called to the ;olors, and his family, after two years visit in California, will nake their home at the farm rear Elgin. Dr. Klene is graduate of the University of California, at Berkeley.
 John R. Henderson, who with lis brothers and sisters own the amous Lista Blanca copper hines in the Altar district, near Jaborca, Sonora, has returned n tha niDaS after a cOunln nf