The border vidette., 1914-07-04


 in Brickwood building, guaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair
 Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Richard Sprecher. for a long
 time connected with George B.
 Marsh, Inc, of this city, has gone east on an extended busi- ness and pleasure trip. During his absence, MT. Paul Sprecher,
 who, by the way, has a wide ac- quaintance in Nogales and throughout Santa Cruz county, will occupy his position with the big establishment on Morley avenue and Park street.
 Manager Ben Evans of the Montezuma hotel, this week closed a contract with the Noun tain States Telephone & Tele graph Company for an up to- the minute 5O-phone private tele- phone system which will at once be installed. The work of inn proving the local telephone sys tenn is progressing in a very sa- tisfactory manner, and when completed Nogales will have a telephone service second to none in the state.
 General Juan Cabral, the con stitutionalist officer, who is well known in Nogales and vicinity, writes from Mazatlan, Mexico, that he is enjoying good health, and that the recent reports from Mexico City to the effect that he had been executed by General Barron, the federal officer, were very much exaggerated. General Cabral'S many friends will be pleased to learn that he is still among the living and hope soon to see him in NogaleS.
 Vic Thornton, one of the best known most competent machin- ists and engineers in the state, who for a number of years has been engineer at the Nogales Light, Ice 6 Water Company's city light and ice plant, has resigned, and is going UO UdhS d WSll-Sdl L1So ISSU. V lC has already had a number of fattering offers to go to work, but he says there's nothing do- ing. He's going to take life easy for couple of weeks.
 Commencing July first, The First National Bank of Nogales, the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company, and the Sonora Bank & Trust Company. changed their business hours. The new hours are from a. m. to 3 D. m. every day except Saturday when the hours will be from 9 a. m. to l D. m. The generous action of the directors of the different local banks in making the change in office hours, is great Iy appreciated by the employees.
 Harry J. Karns, president and manager of Karns Bros. Inc. this week announces himself for the nomination of State Senator. MT. Karns is one of the best known business in Santa Cruz county, as we'll as one of the most success ful. He is a native of deah 'ol Kentucky. and it goes without saying he's a Democrat. Harry says he is going to the state senate. Guess that about set ties it. He always means what he says.
 In rendering decision in favor of Heney in the now famous Heney- Richardson mine case, the jury certainly handed many people a surprise package. The verdict in favor of the plaintiff was unanimous after 5he second vote was taken. The first vote stood ten to two. The ooys from the country wanted 5o get home. Of course the case will go to the supreme court. When it comes to "Watchful waiting," Heney has President Wilson beat mile, then some.
 Monday Don c. Franklin, who with Robert B. Lee owns valu- able silver mining property over Pima Blanca way, mOtored out to jhe property, being accompanied oy Frank N Cox, the mine man. iger, who had charge of the property when it was owned and worked by the Nogales Copper Company. The present owners have taken out and ship l ped some high grade ore. Some handsome horn silver specimens