The border vidette., 1914-06-06

1 accompanied Dy MrS. Bond anC
 tho children, has been spending
 a few days at the county seat Jndge Bond is the lucky owner
 of a group of mining claims situated near Alto.
 Harry Barnett Of tae0ni;; who iS now working the mining properties owned by the Happy
 Jack Mining Company, of which
 he is general manager, was a
 business visitor in the city a
 couple ot hours Wednesday,.
 The Happy Jack properties
 are situated in the Santa Rita
 mountains. short distance from
 Patagonia.
 The parade last Saturday in
 honor of Memorial Day was a great success, and the beautiful and impressive services at the cemetery, under the auspices of the American soldiers, will long be remembered by all who were fortunate enough to be present. All Americans are justly proud of Uncle Sam's boys, whether they be on foot or horse back. Nogales is grateful to officers and men of the 12th Infantry and the 10th Cavalry for assist ing in making Memorial Day in NOgaleS a success.
 Wednesday Attorney Frank J. Barry, representing the Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Go. filed a petition in the Supeperior Court asking for an order direct ing recount of the votes cast at the recent city election, at which Monte M. Mansfield and Spiro $. Proto were granted an electric light and power fran chise by the majority of three votes. The official count show ed 191 votes in favor of the fran chise and 194 against. Attorney S. F. Noon is attorney for the ap- plicants for the franchise.
 Yesterday c. A. Hartman, owner of gold prospects in the Red Hill district, north of No gales a few miles, returned from Denver, Colorado, and will next week commence active develop ment of his claims, which min ing men say have the ear-marks of making paying mines. Hart man says he has plenty of
 'kale," with which to work his property. All camp and mine supplies, will of course, be pur- chased in NogaleS, and the suc- cess of MT. Hartman's efforts will be wished for by everyone in this section. He says he has a "sure thing"
 Last Sunday and Monday No gales was visited by a party of people consisting of A. B. JayneS,. publisher of the Tucson Citizen, and John Hall, city editor of the Citizen Other members of the party were Mrs. Jaynes, Miss Feighan, Miss Mansfield, and Dr. w. A. Baker. The visitors motored down from Tucson. Messrs. Jaynes and Hall came up to Nogales to for establishing a daily news bureau service of the Citi- zen. They were chaperoned by Mir. R. c. Brown, the veteran field correspondent of that pap CT, who is well and favorably known all over Arizona, who with J. E. Owen, business man. ager, spent several days here.
 James M. Lawton expert bookkeeper, formerly of Can anea, Sonora, now located at Tucson, where he and his asso- ciates have offices, was a visitor here a couple of days this week having been employed in check ing up the books and accounts of J. K. Wright, ex-city marshal and city license tax collector. MT. Lawton found everything in apple pie order, and in his report complimented the out going city official fer the able manner in which the affairs of his office were conducted. Mir. Lawton is an expert in his busi- ness and anyone needing the services of an expert bookkeep- CT and accountant will make no mistake in giving him employ ment He is thoroughly com petent and reliable; his charges are reasonable.
 Yesterday a number of local hunters were preparing to go