The border vidette., 1914-07-18
JULY IS, 1914.
LOCAL NEWS.

AHSeleS Ou pIINdOc OuSlLlSSS- R. M. Howell, after a combin- ed business and pleasure visit in Los Angeles, returned home Wednesday.
 SPECIAL FOR TEN DAYS.- Twenty pounds of granulated cane sugar for One Dollar, at Psomas Grocery Co. adv
 Mrs. Shelbey, of Cananea, is occupying a responsible posi- tion in the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company.
 A. S. Noon, the mechanical engineer, is back from COcOs pera, Proto Brothers ranch. He made the trip in the big rae ing car.
 pr. V. A Sneaker departed for the Pacific coast last Sunday. on a combined business and pleas ure trip. He returned home yesterday.
 We receive FRESH FRUIT every day on the noon train. Phone in your orders early. PSOMAS GROCERY COMPANY.
 adv.
 William Farrell, ex- assistant state mine inspector, who owns valuable gold producing mines in Sonora, is a guest at the MOntezuma hotel.
 Monday in Police Judge Smiths court, six residents, two men and four women, of block fl, were found guilty of disturb ing the peace. As a result the city is S60.OO richer.
 The Misses O'Neill, Carmen and Alice, beautiful daughters of Cashier O'Neill of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank and Trust Company, left Wednesday for Los Angeles to enjoy a months visit.
 Henry Levin, the commission man, has recovered from his re- cent illness, the result of the big Fourth of July celebration at Patagonia. Henry says the next2time he'll not butt in when the children are firing off fire crackers.
 Before Justice Chatham this week, a jury acquitted Mrs. Bob Glen of the charge of running a dance hall in block fl. Mrs. Glen appeared in her own be- half. Attorney Noon represent forceful convincing speaker.
 Arcus Reddoch, one of the candidates for the office of coun- ty recorder, is arranging to make a whirl- wind campaign in the country. 'Tex" says he is going to see every Democrat in the county before September s, if he has to travel nights to do it.
 Thursday afternoon the boys caught entering the postofice early last Friday morning, were given a hearing in United States Commissioner O'Connor's court, 1 and were ordered held until next Monday at which time post office inspector will arrive in Nogales.
 The authorities in Nogales, Sonora are now collecting an export tax on all meat brought | to this side of the line, and as a result sales are falling off at the | big market in Nogales, Sonora, where many of our families have been purchas- ing food stuff.
 The government has filed a motion for rehearing in the | Supreme Court in the famous Baca Float case, in which the | claimants were granted an in junction restraining the United 1 States from issuing patents to | settlers. The motion will be | some time in October.
 "Uncle Tom Wells, after a few days here from his Huachuca mountain gold i has returned with a lot of | camp and mine supplies. Tom | says his properties were recent | ly examined by a big syndicate | Of eastern investors, and he has | hopes of dispOsing of his prop l erty for a handsome figure.
 The splendid growing rains now visiting this section of Ariz- Ona, mean hundreds of thousand 1 of dollars to the farmer, stock i raiser and miner. Even our good | friend GpOrOp w Atkinson l