The border vidette., 1914-03-21

Tubac. Mr. Balcom has the best thoroughbred goats in Ari t zOna
 Friends of Jefferson Davi,
 Roun tree and Eb. Jones, arc urging them to run for Towr Marshal. Eli h CT gentleman
 would fill the important office
 with credit.
 w. E. Barnes, travelling gfreight
 and passenger agent of the
 Southern Pacific, with head
 quarters at Tucson, is a Nogales
 visitor today, being a guest at
 the Montezuma.
 Thanks to the untiring efforts
 of the ladies of the Catholic
 church and their friends, St.
 Patrick's ball given in Masonic
 Hall, was a great success.
 Every ybody had fine time.
 George Januel, the expert
 German barber, on Morley Ave. :,
 in Brickwood building, guaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully
 Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Mr. J. E. Reniker, the Ken lucky banker, who with his wife has been visiting in the city guests at the pleasant home of Collector and Mrs. c. E. Hardy, departed for the east the fore part of the week
 Mrs. E. B. Sharpe, accom- panied by her sister, arrived in the city last evening from Mag dalena and registered at the Ma tiOnal. Mrs. Sharpe is the wife of the secretary of the La Co., briza Mining Company.
 An important strike is report ed in the old Durazno mines owned by the Penn Sonora Mining Company, in which Frank Irvine, Earl Griswold and a number of other Nogales people are interested financially.
 This week Nogales has been visited by Captain and Mrs c. B. Perkins, two old time resid- ents of this city, who now make their home in northern Arizona. | Captain Perkins is a civil en- gineer of many years practical experience.
 Last Sunday the 14-months- old baby boy of Mir. and Mrs. Fred. Afford died after three days illness and was buried Monday afternoon, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. To MT. and Mrs. Afford we ex- tend our sympathy.
 J. J. Japhae1, Jr., one of No gales boys, who for long time has held a responsible position with Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc, says he is candidate for Town Marshal of Nogales, and re- quests his friends not to forget him on election day.
 R. l.. Burdick, the Ashland, Oregon cattleman, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, having arrived in the city yesterday. He is accompanied by MT. Hat field, a prominent Montana cat 5leman, who is a cousin of MT. Harry Hatfield of this city.
 Jos H. Sumner, representing Browns tein Louis Company, with headquarters in Los An geles, was a visitor in the city 5he forepart of the week. The gentleman is a friend of Lieut. enant Richard Fleischer, of R. Fleischer & Co.,, local haber- laSherS.
 Ore is being shipped from the mine in the Gro ~Blan- 70 district, by T. J. Watson, f who has bonded the splendid : ,ld producer from Dr. A. H. I Noon and sons. c. w. White is f n charge of the work, he and 7 lis family now making their , nome at the mine. /
 Miss Lulu King, daughter of 1r. Jack King, the well known f mining man, who is operating ( mining property about one hundred miles from HermosillO. f rrived in the city the forepart . if the week to enjoy a visit lere with her father. MT. King . anne up to the border to meet d Hiss Lulu. . On Tuesday morning, March q 4th, court will convene in No l, ales, Judge w. A. O'Connor a Already many re r ervations have been made at e