The border vidette., 1914-05-30

states oldest, best known
 attorneys at law, has been here
 several days this week having legal business in Superior
 Judge w. A. O'Connor's court.
 The judge has resided in Tucson
 many years. He is well and favora ply known in Santa Cruz county.
 Wednesday Victor J. Wager, of DuqueSne. and T. P. Thomp- son, county assessor, whose home is in the San Rafael val ley, appeared before U. $. Com
 missioner w. A. O'Connor, and made final proof on their re Spective hOmeSteads. Santiago Martinez, of Mowry, whose 27th, failed to appear.
 c. B. Wilson, the well known freighter for the great Three R mines, came down from his camp at Sanford station Thursday, on private business. He is also interested in some very valuable Santa Cruz county mining Erop- erty. Mir. Wilcon stated that the Three R. is Santa Cruz county'S best bet. and Super intendent Wanvig, the best ever.
 Mir. H. c. Gerber, of Toledo, Sonora, where he has resided being dangerously ill at the Sisters Hospital in this city. Uncle Horace" is we'll and favorably known in Sonora, where he has a wide circle of friends all of whom will join us in the wish that he may recover. Blood poison is the cause of his serious illness.
 Today representatives of the Eclair Moving Picture Company, now stationed at Tucson, will be here to make a picture of our big military and civic parade. The picture will be seen by millions of people, and Nogales will receive the best advertise ment the town ever had. Every body is requested to look his best. Don't sulk; get out in the open and smile.
 estarday Colonel Ben Ashbey went to Tucson but will return home today accompanied by his son Master Rollo, who has been attending the University of Arizona, one of the best educa- tional institutions in the United States. ROllO is making spendid record, and is sure to graduate with great honors. He will spend his vacation in Negales with his parents.
 J. B. Barney, of Toledo, ne phew of H. c. Gerber, the min ing man who is seriously ill in the Sisters Hospital, is here from Toledo to be at the bedside of his uncle. MT. Barney has been in Sonora more than a dozen years, being one of the best known Americans in his section of the country. He is a personal friend of Dr. Mcconnell and Ed. Butler, the expert book keeper and accountant
 Monday afternoon County Re- corder Phil Herold and wife departed for the Pacific coast where Mrs. Herold will enjoy a months visit with her mother, Mrs. P. J. Mcintyre. MT. Herold will spend ten days on the coast sucking the sea breeze. before returning home. During Mrs. Herold's absence from Mo- gales, the Herold residence on Elm street will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Woodrum.
 Superior Judge William Coop CT of Pima county, who had been in Nogales hearing a num- Der of cases in which Judge O'Connor was disqualified, re- turned to Tucson Thursday af- ternoon. Judge Cooper is one of the best superior judges in the state. He is well and favor ably known in Nogales, where he at one time practiced law, be- ing associated with ex-Superior Judge F. J. Duffy, of this city.
 Mart Holden, many years a resident of the Elgin country, this county, who has until recently been down iu Lower California working for Tom Turner, ex sheriff of Santa Cruz county, who is managing one of Col. Otis big stock farms,