The border vidette., 1915-08-21
Phillip Bald win has arrived in

as a customs guard, taking the place of Andy O'Connor, whose appointment was only tempor- ary. For many years Mir. Bald win was connected with the GUS toms service in the Phillipine Islands; being stationed at Ma nila, where he knew Captain Beatty of the local immigration office.
 Editor Harvey Greene of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, was a I county seat visitor Monday and Tuesday,, in the interesting of his interesting little weekly: ] which is working overtime to l boost Patagonia and surround ing country. Editor Greene says 1 his town is in the heart of the richest mining country on earth. He's going to stay with till the cows come home"
 Last Tuesday afternoon the | pretty home on Mob Hill of Mrs. l.. Hudgin, was the scene of a delightful session of the Women's Home Nilsson Society. Those present were Madames Hudgin, Chatham, Will Smith, Whitfield, Conant, Wright, Bonsall, S. F. | Noon, Wilson, Tomlin, Bristol, Buchanan, Pool and Mobley. Also the Misses Eugenia Mob ley and Martha Chatham.
 At a large expenditure of money the Nogales Jersey Farm, of which J. R. Meek is superin tendent, has made number of has one of the most thoroughly ! up-to-date dairy outfits in Ari- zona. The blue ribbon herd" is second to none in the state, and recent official tests showed the Nogales Jersey Farm pro- duct to be absolutely pure.
 Monday and Tuesday Mrs. Josephine Saxon, Santa Cruz county's efficient county school superintendent. conducted the county teachers examination at her office in the court house. The following took the examina- tiop: For a life diploma, s. H. Beattie of .Tubac. For county papers, Mrs. C. F. Hendricks and the Misses Flora Casanega, May Farrell and Araminta Cas- trO.
 The brutal, uncalled-f as saultirg of small boys and old men, last Saturday night on our streets, by American soldiers, simply because the victims were Mexicans, is deeply regretted by every decent officer and soldier now stationed in NogaleS. The prompt action of the of ficers in quelling the so-called- riot, is commended by all good citizens of Nogales who believe in law and order.
 Since the battle last Monday, four miles southeast of NOgales, between Carranza and Villa forces, in which honorS were about even, there has been no fighting near Nogales. During ] Mondays fight many soldiers on both sides are said to have been killed. Many bridges and long stretches of railroad on the So- ora, near Imuris, have been de stroyed by Gales soldiers, there by putting the road out of com mission indefinitely. The Chamber of Commerce Committee, composed'of Messrs. Allen T. Bird, F. J. Barry and J. B. Bristol, sent to San Fran cisco to confer with President Sproule of the Southern Pacific, with regard to the freight rates into NogaleS, have been success ful aud are returning home greatly pleased with the treat ment received from the South ern Pacific company. It is now up to the Interstate Commerce Commission to say whether or not the relief asked by the com mittee shall be granted
 Capt. Jefferson Davis Milton, who for more than a dozen years has been in the employ of the United States immigration ser vice, most of the time with headquarters at F'airba nks, has returned from San Francisco, where he ably represented, as a delegate. the district of Arizona, at the Immigra ton Conference. The conference was attended by l.. F. Post, assistant secretary of labor, Ethelbert Stewart, chief StatiStician of the Bureau Ot Labor, and many other distin- l