The border vidette., 1914-10-03

day at PSOMAS' Full size can
 65 cts. Half size can 35 cts. adv. Messrs. Batson and Doan, two
 well known Altar gold placer
 miners, have been spending
 several days in Nogales this
 week from the south country.
 Will B. Dunne, U. $. customs
 inspector, with headquarters at this port, has been promoted to
 be deputy collector in charge of the sub, port at Lochiel, vice G. w. Pratt, who has been trans ferred to Nogales.
 w. E. Balcom, the Tubac goat raiser, spent Thursday at the county seat tranSacting private business. Balcom's goats are the best bred in the state, and when he sells bunch, he re- ceives top prices for them.
 John Yoas, one of the coun- tvs best known, successful stockraisers, arrived in the city yesterday on private business. His splendid ranch is in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains. near the home of Henry Pyeatt.
 Harold Wheaton, the we'll known successful mining man, is in the city, having arrived Thursday from Fl Plomo, in the Altar district, Sonora. He made the cross country trip in his big Franklin, via Tucson.
 This week Tom Gibbs, secre- tary of the Nogales Auto Com pany, demonstrated a number of his new Maxwells so successful ly, that he disposed of three machines, to local parties. The 1915 MaXwells are certainly beauties.
 I. E. Bowers has returned to bis ranch near Noria, Sonora, where he has a bunch of cattle. He reported feed and water plentiful in his section of Son ora. Mrs. Bowers, who had been guest at the National hotel, has returned to the ranch.
 The Democratic County Gen. tral Committee has opened head quarters in the rooms over the American Drug Store on Morley avenue. just across the street from EScalada Brothers store. Visitors in the city are invited to call and make themselves at home."
 Beginning Monday, October 9th, The Arizona Daily Star of Tucson will issue seven papers each week, instead of six as The Monday morn ing Tucson Star will be a vel come visitor in Nogales. Here's to the Star, may she ever shine as brightly as she shines today.
 MT. and Mrs. Alejandro Car pena, accompanied by their lit tie girl, returned the forepart of the week from an extended pleasure visit to points in the east, including New York, Phil Washington. Before going east they visited the Pa cific coast. Needless to say they had a fine trip.
 Harry Lawton, general freight
 
 Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned from the Pacific coast, and Thursday morning cOntinu ed on south to Guaymas, where he makes his headquarters. Mr. LawtOn was greatly benefited by his trip on the coast, and re- turned looking the picture of health.
 Captain Charles E. Hardy, United States collector of GUS toms, returned Tuesday from New York City, where he had been to attend the annual meet ing of collectors. The Captain reports having had an interest ing pleasant trip. Everywhere he heard words of praise of Pre- Wilson and his splendid administration.
 Charley Levin, secretary and manager of La Reforma Land & Cattle Company, is a very busy man these days making needed improvements on his company'S big ranch just south of Nogales, Sonora. where he says the latch string is always -Out, to his friends. Charley is a brother of Henry Levin, the well known commission man of the firm of Levin & JOffrOy. Henry is vice president of the land and cattle cOmDaDV