The border vidette., 1911-04-08

aS result there arc few vacant houses in town and all the hotels are doing fine business.
 Contractor Omstead is rushing work on William c. Budge's new brick residence on Mob Hill, just across the street from the palatial residence of President William Schuckmann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company.
 Monday and Tuesday the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz county met in regular monthly session., those present being Chairman o. F. Ashburn, Mem bers A. $: Henderson and George w. Parker; also Phil Herold. clerk.
 Fred H. Moore, the Colorado mining man, who has for the past year been interested in So nora mines, is back from the Altar district, where he and his associates have good mine from which they are taking gold galore.
 l.. Lulley, of Lulley'S Buffet, will shortly go to Sentinel Hot Springs in Yuma. county, for rest, being accompanied by his wife Don Louis has been there before and does not hesitate to recommend the springs and the management.
 Henry Levin, the popular broker and commission merchant of Nogales, Sonora, is in the city for a short visit MT. Levin is a native of Tucson and always receives. a warm welcome from hosts of friends when he visits this city.-Tucson Star.
 A. M. Conard, president and Company, has been in the city several days this week from Cobre'.s Grande, Sonora, the big copper camp of his company. The Conards own one of the handsomest residences in No gales
 ~ Patt R. Sullivan, advertising manager for the Daily Globe of Globe, Arizona, who for long time was business manager of the Oasis, spent a couple of days ill the city this week, on his way to the West Coast of Mexico on a combined business and pleas ure trip.
 Monday morning United States Consul Inspector George Mur- phy, aafter spending a several I < 1,o Consul Dye, departed for the north. During the gentleman's stay here United States Collector of Customs Con O'Keefe assisted in his entertainment.
 Friends of William s. Cran7, the well-known mining man, for many years a resident of this city, now making his home, in San Diego, California, will be pleased to learn that he is enjoy ing good health. In letter just received by Nogales friend, Bill wishes to be remembered to his friends here.
 Charley Moore, proprietor of The Arcade saloon, is arranging CO Day dIOCIlcI NIoIU Uo UIIC 1ctIIl- ous hot springs in the Salt River valley, in the hope of getting rid Of bad attack of rheumatism. During his absence from the city James Schults will manage The Arcade, assisted by Senator Bo. J. Whiteside.
 The ball game last Sunday be- tween the Roy & TitcOmb and Santa Cruz teams, resulted in a victory for the Santa Cruz club. The score was to 8. Both hines are playing good ball, and all the boys are taking great interest. When next they cross bats, the Roy & Titcomb boys say the result will be differ ent.
 G. E. Palmer, of Flagstaff, Arizona, and Fred A. Bennett of Los Angeles, are visiting in the city. The gentlemen are con nected with the commercial de partment of the Western Union Telegraph Company. They are considering the advisability of moving the telegraph offices from the present quarters to Morley avenue.
 Joseph F. Seymour, Jr., a Tucson attorney-a -at-law, is here in the interest of l.. Bertiss Gillette, who claims to be the
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