The border vidette., 1915-10-30

IldNe I1loNCo new cottage near the high school building.
 The Hollowe'en dance at 12th Infantry camp tonight promises to be a most delightful affair It will be given by the 12th In fantry Hop Association.
 c. Aguirre, brother of Juan Agnirre, of the Concordia Club, is here from El Paso on a visit with his brother MT. Aguirre is an old time newspaper man.
 Lew Stevens, deputy sheriff and county ranger, has been at tending court a couple of days this week from Patagonia. Lew is one of Sheriff Meningitis most efficient deputies
 Governor Hunt has issued a proclamation appealing to the people of Arizona for relief of suffering families in the Clifton Morenci mining district, as a re- suit of the miners strike.
 J. J. Egan, acting agent at the local Wells Fargo Express Company's office, has gone to California on pleasure bent. Agent w. F. Overton and wife are taking in the exposition.
 Tuesday w. G. Bowman cross ed a big bunch of fine cattle at this port of entry. They were from the great Cocospera ranch in Sonora, near the tiou- al line owned by Proto Bros.
 Today Francis Hartman of the Goodview Mining and Milling Company, will go out to his com pany'S property, from where good ore is being brought to the city and sold to Hugo Miller.
 Frank Krupp and D. J. Haral- son mourn the loss of tbeir glad rags" and bunch of jew elry, stolen from their room in the Wylie apartments Thursday night, while they were asleep.
 Judge Henderson of Patago- mia was county seat visitor Wednesday of this week, from one of the most promising min ing centers in Arizona. He re ports the outlook good in his section.
 Juan Aguirre of the Concordia Club, accompanied by his family will leave in a. few days for the Pacific coast to attend the Sau Diego eXpositions. The Aguirres expect to be absent from Mo- gales two months.
 Wednesday John Higginbo- than, ''sThe Laird of Carbo, 5 accompanied by Mrs. Higginbo- than, arrived from Carbo; their home. The Laird and Lady Higgin botham, made the cross country trip by auto.
 Frank Davis, the metallurgical mining engineer, who for a long time has represented c. P. Ref niger, the Van Vert, Ohio, min ing man, is a visitor in the city, from the south. Frank is a win ner in the mining game.
 Assistant A torney Leslie Hardy, son of Collector and Mrs. Hardy was a visitor in Nogales last Sunday, on his way back to Phoenix from Washington where he had been to argue a case be- fore the United States supreme court.
 Chas. Brossart, official booster for the Santa Cruz county fair at Sonoita, has recovered from his recent illness. Wednesday he was here on private business. The success of the fair was large ly due to MT. BroSsart's untiring efforts.
 The Wylie Transfer Company this week purchased an up- to- date Ford auto delivery truck for use in handling trunks and light baggage. Manager Tom Wylie says the truck will carry between a thousand and fifteen hundred pounds.
 The big celebration in honor of the completion of the great power plant of the Internationa al Gas Company, on Grand avenue, is going to be a Red Letter Day" in the history of Nogales The date of the celebration will be announced later.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Underwood who have valuable mining in terests in Sonora, are sojourn ing in the city. Mir. and Mrs TIp6oruoo6 bauo a 1ui6o oiro1o oI