The border vidette., 1919-04-19


 Wednesday, being guests at the
 Montezuma hotel. Many years
 the Worlds Fair mine has been Santa Cruz county's "best bet, 7
 as a producer of white metal. Henry Ohm. pioneer farmer and stockraiser of this section,
 died at St. Joseph's hospital,
 last Sunday night, after short illness from pneumonia. Deceas-
 ed, who was about sixty years of age, is survived by a widow
 and two children, a son fifteen and a daughter about twelve years old. In their loss, they
 have our sympathy.
 According to Superintendent James Ritchie of the Arizona European Mining Company, ex-
 ploration and development work has been resumed in the con- pany's splendid mines, which adjoin the famous Three R pro- perties in the Patagonia noun tains, a short distance from Mo- gales. Many Nogales people are financially interested in the company.
 Grover Marsteller, yeoman in the United States navy, has re. turned home and will resume his old position as assistant cashier in the First National Bank of Nogales. Yeoman Marsteller is a son of Judge and Mrs. Marstel Ter of this city. He has a host of friends in Nogales and through out Santa Cruz county, who will be pleased to learn of his safe return home.
 The baseball team of the 25th Infantry now stationed here is one of the best in the Army. On May 3 and 4, Major Easton's colored giants will cross bats with the crack Douglas team, and two mighty fast, interesting games are promised local fans. A nominal charge will be made for admission, to help pay the expense of bringing the boys from Douglas.
 Last Sunday night William H. Cushenberry, a soldier of the 25th Infantry stationed at Camp Little, murdered his wife, by sta bbing her with 8 knife. The murderer was captured 8 short time later out on the Nogales- Tucson road, by military officers, and is now confined in the guard house at Camp Little. It is be- lieved the soldier, who is negro, is insane.
 A. T. Eager, from La Nina located on the Sonora river, Sonora, has been a visitor in the city this week several days, purchasing mine and camp In the development of the old mine which was worked by the early Spaniards, Mir. Eager has the best wishes of wide circle of friends, here and Sonora. He is & live wire, and deserves success.
 Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman has re- turned from the Texas oil fields where her husband is personally experimenting the work of in we'll for his con- pany, in which many Nogales people are interested financially. She was accompanied by her son in law Bailey Russell, who also visited the oil fields near Wichita. Bailey is sales agent for MT. Bowman's company.
 Capt. J. w. Dawson, of Butte, who is operating in the Altar district, Sonora, is up from the mines, and 8 guest at tbe Montezuma hotel. Besides being mining engineer of many years practical experience, the is peace officer of the old school. For & number of years he was Captain of Police in the city of Butte, Montana. Jack Hoy, the Butte mine man ager, and Captain Dawson, were | pals in Butte, many years ago.
 This week MT. A. l.. Peck re- ceived 8 letter from his son Ar thur, who is in Germany with 1 the American army. Arthur was we'll and said he hoped soon to return to the dear old U. S. A. l He wished to be remembered to all his friends in his home town, Arthur and the other | brave Santa Cruz county boys l won't be here next | for the big Returned Soldiers Day" celebration, just | t Lo eoroo fhauJll ho 70 horoA