The border vidette., 1914-05-23

part of the city, for $6.OO per
 cord, or s per cord, not cut. ! Address, Charley Mapes, No
 gales. Arizona. adv. l Miss Evelyn Temple, charm ing little daughter of H. J..
 Temple. the ever accommodating
 general uperintendent of the
 Southern Pacific of Mexico, is
 visiting in Douglas, with her
 grandmother, Mrs. L.. L. Tem- pie.
 It is with regret that we an
 nOunce the defeat last Sunday in
 Tucson of the Tuna Lax nine of | NOgaleS, one of the crack teams
 of the local League. Get busy,
 boys, you have anything in the | state beat a mile, if you'll only practice.
 Tuesday the famous Hawaiian Quartette departed for Phoenix,
 where the boys expect to remain
 indefinitely. They are certainly fine musicians, and during their long stay in Nogales made many friends and acquaintances who
 regret their departure.
 T. J. Donahue, the South Omaha cattle buyer, is again
 visiting this section in the hopes of picking up a trainload of cat tie at the right price" Tom was one of the first Americans to ship cattle from Sonora since the state has been in control of the pstitutionaliSts.
 c. T. Jones, the Independent candidate for Town Trustee, says he will not pay a red cent for votes before election, but promises that after the election he will give every man or wo- man who votes for him, a big Georgia watermelon. Jones says he sure means business.
 State Senator J. A. Harrison and State Representative H J. Saxon, this week rounded up and sold big bunch of cattle. l The price received was not 1 learned. The cattle were ship | ped from alabaSaS. It is said | that Senator Harrison is dis posing of his entire herd.
 Ed. Butler, secretary of the Nogales Stock Yards Company of which Charles V. Fowler is manager, is back from the I'm perial valley, where he accom- panied a trainload of Sonora cattle. Ed. says the weather in the valley is so hot it is ridicul- ous." Nogales is plenty good for him.
 Sam HeSlet, manager at the Sultana mines in Sonora, west from Carbo, has returned to the camp, after spending a couple of weeks in Nogales. Sam says the onStitutionalistS treat him fine, and he feels lots safer at the Sultana Camp than he does in the United States. All of which is certainly going some.
 MT. c. M. Goodman for the past eight years in Los Angeles, in the drug business, is now at tending customers at the Inter- national Drug Store. Charley was born and raised in Nogales and his many friends are glad to see him under the wings of Mir. Hector, the popular man. ager at the International Rexall Drug Store.
 Mrs. J. w. Woodrum, wife of the popular Southern Pacific of Mexico passenger conductor, is here from Los Angeles to enjoy 3 visit with MT. Woodrum. Many years ago the Woodrums resided in Nogales, where they have a host of friends, all of whom join in the wish that they will again decide to make this city their home.
 Yesterday N. Leeker of the La Barata, returned home from an extended visit in Europe. During his absence from the city, A. Dumbauld, candidate for Town Marshal, on the Demo cratic ticket successfully manag ad the big store. MT. Dumbauld makes good in anything he un- lertakes. As Town Marshal nell make a record both he and Nogales will be proud of. ,
 Lieutenant Grover Marsteller, )ne of the efficient tellers in the National Bank of Nogales, is l pack from Bisbee and the sur [ rounding mountains. where he '