The border vidette., 1914-07-18

ment of danger to life and prop
 erty on our streets, has beer greatly reduced. Chris is a very busy man these days trying tc instruct the drivers of autOmo-
 piles and other vehicles, just how and where to head in"
 Joe Polin, the HermosfllC
 druggist, has been in the city
 all week. Recently Joe made a
 trip to the Tiburon Islands.
 Since returning he has shed
 sands also blistcred his feet.
 Barring the heat, however, Joe said he enjoyed the trip, which
 was both interesting and profit able.
 After an extended visit in Washington and other points of interest in the east, United States Council Simpich at No. gales, Sonora, has returned and is again at his desk, which has been in charge of Vice Consul Bowman, during his absence. Consul Simpich had good time. His numerous friends are glad to welcome him home.
 Tuesday all the Mexican fed eral officials, who have been stationed in Nogales, Arizona since General Obregon's consti- tutionalists defeated the federals at NogaIeS, Sonora, departed for Ensenada, Lower California. One man was left to look after the various records, etc., of the postOffice, customs house and federal telegraph office.
 Dr. John Burton. the physician and surgeon, for a long time a resident of Hermosillo, yester- day arrived in the city from Los Angeles, and this morning de- parted for the state capital, where he enjoys a lucrative practive. His family are spend ing the summer months on the coast. About October first they too will return to Hermosillo.
 Dr. Smith, the well known Alamos dentist, who has been OuSlHcSS NlSlGOI III UIlc ClOy 1OI the past month, Thursday morn ing departed for Alamos, where he and his family have lived many years. He said he and Frank Siebold, the assayer and man, also we'll known in Nogales, are the only gringo residents of the Alamo district
 Will Roath, the Elgin stock raiser, is a visitor in the city, arrived yesterday on the Patagonia train. MT. Roath is accompanied by his mother and sister. The young lady has been attending the State Normal at Flagstaff. She is suffering from rheumatism, for which she will receive special treatment at the Sisters Hospital, under Dr. 
 Proto & Mansfield, owners of the new electric light franchise, have let a contract with George H. Fiedler for 5OO,OOO' cement brick to, be used in the new cleo tric light and ice plant, for which ground is now being broken, next to the Internation- al Gas Company's plant on Grand avenue. The new plant will be modern and up to- date in every respect.
 The Pioneer Hardware House, of which Hon. Theodore Gebler is proprietor, has for the present, gone out of the plumbing busi- ness, and will make a speciality of everything in the hardware line. An experienced hardware man from Los Angeles, has been secured to assist MT. Gebler, who personally manages the af- fairs of the big establishment on Grand avenue.
 Wednesday Charley Fowler, Jr., accompanied by his wife left for Los Angeles, California, where. Mrs. Fowler, who has been slightly under the weather recently, will consult specialists. Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, the lady's brother, went to Los to be with his sister, provided an operation is decided upon. MT. Fowler will return home tomorrow.
 When it is known that Jones & Hines the brickmakers, ex- Dect to make and have in place more than million brick, in Nogales alone, during the year