The border vidette., 1915-10-16

will pass through on his way east. From Tucson MT. Hal stead will go to Bisbee on busi- ness for his big lum Der com pany.
 Alex. Summerville, efficient pattern maker for Roy 6 Tit comb, Inc, on his vacation in California, writes that he is hay ing a fine time at the San Fran cisco exposition. Frisco is Alex's home town. His mother lives there.
 Bradford Duncan, De eput y United States marshal. was @ visitor in Nogales on Wednes- day of this week, on official busi- ness. He was chaperoned around by City Marshal Dunn bauld, who is one of Marshal Dillon'S de- pCties.
 Yesterday Rodolfo Vasquez, the mining engineer, formerly of Nogales. now a resident of Los Angeles, arrived in the city. MT. Vasquez is interested in San ta Cruz county mining property, located short distance from Nogales.
 Harry Lawton, general freight agent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, accompanied by Pas senger4Agent Jackson, went to Ell Paso on company business last Tuesday. The gentlemen make their headquarters at En- palme.
 Tuesday Superintendent Will Hams of the Southern Pacific, with Headquarters at Tucson, was a visitor in Nogales, where he was, met by his private car. Supt. Williams made the trip over the line from Tucson by motor car.
 The exhibits at the Santa Cruz county fair last week will be taken to the state fair by Mark Manning, state fair commission CT from this county. Dollars to doughnut we grab a bunch of blue ribbons, especially if Mark goes after 'em.
 Monday the trainload of gar banzos, held on the Mexican side of the line by the Mexican authorities, pending the pay ment of customs duties, were re- leased and brought across the line. They are being shipped to New York City.
 Julius Kunde, pros sperou S stockraiser from the San Rafael valley, was here Wednesday for the purpose of paying his taxes. Julius is one of the oldest, best known .stockraisers in the coun- ty, having resided in the San Rafael valley many years. Fred. Carothers, .superinten dent of the graphite mines ir Sonora, returned Wednesday from Colorado Springs, where he had been to visit relatives and friends. He is on his way south to his company's prop critics, near Minas Prietas. Wednesday Kempton 6 O'Neill the assayers and ore buyers, re ceived ton of bonanza copper ore from the Goodview mine north of the city owned by N A. Young. The mine is looking good and prospects of making 6 big dividend-payer, are said tc be excellent.
 Sam Heslet, of the Sultans Mine in Sonora, a short distance west from Carbo, returned the forepart of the week from a fly 1 ing visit to Los Angeles to set | Mrs. Heslet and Master DeS mond who now make the city O. angeles their home. Sans go ing back to the mine.
 Collector of Customs Hardy will return next week from Washington and New York where he has been since the seventh of the month. on gov ernment business, the most i'm portant of which was the meet ing at New York of the collect ors of U. $. customs.
 Supervisors George w. Park CT and his brother Duke, whc recently sold a big bunch O high-grade native cattle, were visitors in Nogales a couple o days this week from their fin' ranches in the San Rafael val ley. The gentlemen are brother of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy.
 American Consul Hostetter for a long time stationed at Her moSillO, passed through NOgale