The border vidette., 1914-03-07

the well known shelter man
 who is manager for the L.
 Cobriza Mining Company, ac
 companied by her daughter, charming young lady, arrived i! the city Wednesday,, and may decide to reside here icdcfi2;toly
 Fra ak, Pellier, popular man
 ager of Hotel Arcade, was (
 business visitor in the city the
 forepart of the week, being 6
 guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Mir. Pellier reported everything
 quiet at the capital city, and
 business at all the hotels good
 Ed. Borton of Tucson, broth CT of Mrs. Y. BOnillas of this city, has for several days past been a business visitor in the city, having motored down from Tucson with a number of cattle buyers. MT. Borton formerly resided here and is well, and favorably known.
 City Councilman T. J. Wylie, | who also is a member of No gales public school board, whose term of office expires on March 18th, next, says he is a candidate for re election. At the city cleo tion to be held in May, Mr. Wylie says he will also be a candidate for the office of Town Marshal.
 Since General Carranza and his followers have left the city for Chihuahua and elsewhere, our hotels are not so crowded, but nobody hears our hotel managers complain. Nogales will always be first class hotel town, and the need of more hotel accommodations daily be- comes greater.
 J. G.. Buchanan, inventor of the wonderful Straight Air" patent, owned by him and Mr. Harry Hatfield, is visitor in the city. being accompanied by Mrs. Buchanan. It is said that several parties are after Mir. Buchanan's patent, and the lucky owners may decide to sell out for d handsome figure.
 John Higgin botham, the Laird of Carbo, arrived in the city Wednesday from Fl Paso and Thursday morning continued Ion south in a handsome new touring automobile, in which he made the cross country trip from the Pass City. He reported the road between NogaIes and Fl PaSo in fine condition.
 Today at 10 o'clock. with appropriate ceremonies, ground will be broke for Nogales' hand some two story Town Hall, on Grand avenue. Fire Chief Bracey Curtis will be master of ceremony and the entire town is cordially invited to be present to assist in making the occasion one long to be remembered.
 Friends of Chas. Fowler, of the Fowler Transfer Company, will be pleased to learn that he has almost fully recovered from his recent illness, and is again able to look after his extensive, rapidly growing business. Dur ing the time that MT. Fowler was laid up for repairs, Ed Butler was in charge of his busi- ness, both in the office and on the street.
 This afternoon in Superior Judge W. A. O'Connor's court, a number of applications for citizenship to the United States will be heard by F. K. Jones chief naturaliza tion examiner for the United States who makes his headquarters in Los Angeles. Arizona is in MT. Jones' district, and he makes regular visits to this state. MT. Jones is here from Phoenix.
 John Glasson, of this city, who has been doing contract work at the Chief mine, near Patagonia, spent couple of days ip the city this week with his family. He reported the property looking fine. It is owned by William Powers and E. E. Bethell of Patagonia, and Mr. Bracey Curtis, of this city. The property is bonded to Kan sas City capitalists.
 Professor Soto's military band composed of twentyOne pieces, left the forepart of the week for Agua Prieta, Sonora, by train. Tho ,onuy. hon1 will