The border vidette., 1914-02-21

or SnOrU SUOfl0S, ana guardian O1 the public health, is today gloat- ing over the fact that he is now full l-fedged citizen of Nogales Santa Cruz county, Arizona. Just what political office George desires, has as yet not been an nounccd. He could fill any or all of them.
 MT. c. c. King, secretary and treasurer of the Verde Mining company, after spending a few days in the city on company business, has returned to camp gOnia mountains. P. J. McIn- tyre, who is quite ill, is pre- sident and manager of the Yer de Mining Company.
 In honor of little Miss Glenn Karns' sixth birthday anniver- sary, delightful part ty was given last Thursday afternoon at the beautiful home of the little ones parents, Mir. and Mrs H. J. Karns, just north of the city. A host of sweet little Glenn's friends were present. All had a most joyous time.
 Thomas D. Bowman, American vice consul at Nogales. Sonora, has returned from Washington, D. O., where he took the exam ination of the civil service com mission, The vice consul is competent and most accommo- dating. He is we'll liked by a wide circle of friends in Nogales, all of whom will join in wishing him good luck and rapid pro- motion.
 Travelling in his elegant pri vate car. Colonel Epes Randolph of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, the forepart of the week made trip over the Sonora railway as far south as Her mosillo, being accompanied by General Superintendent H. J. Temple and his assistant, Jack Williams. Colonel Randolph re- turned to the States last We'd nesday:
 Tomorrow night at the Ra- mirez theatre in Nogales, Son. ora memorial services will he held ih honor of Madero and Suarez, Mexico's president and vice president, who a year ago tomorrow, were assasSinated in Mexico City. Extensive pre- parations are being made for the occasion, for which an in teresting program is being arranged.
 Colonel Provard, the well known geologiSt, who has had much experience in many of the great mining fields both in the United States and foreign countries, has returned from an extensive prospecting trip in Mexico. He was accompanied by H. E. Stevens, of this city. It is said that Colonel Provard succeeded in locating a famous old gold mine of great richness, and will at once organize close corporation from among his friends to extensively operate the property.
 Last Monday Mrs. Minnie C.. Bernard, wife of Hon. A. C.. Bernard, passed away at her home in Tucson after a short illness, from heart trouble Deceased is survived by her husband and two sons, Hon. F. H. Bernard of Tucson, and MT. A. c. Bernard, Jr., of Los Moches, Sonora. In their loss the husband and sons have the sympathy of many friends and acquaintances in Nogales. Mrs. Bernard was fifty years of age. She was grand daughter of Pierre Chauteau, the founder of St. Louis.
 Yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride in Nogales, Sonora, Colonel Maximiliano Kloss of the Constitutional army, and Miss Conception Martinez, one of Nogales' charming daughters, were married in the presence of a larger number of relatives and friends of the high contracting parties. After the ceremony a wedding dinner and ball was given at the pleasant home of Collector of Customs and Mrs. Gabriel Corella, in honor of Colonel Kloss and his bride, to whom we extend hearty felicitation.