The border vidette., 1915-11-13


 , elengant new J. B. Wise apart ments. R. l.. O'Neill and family also moved into one of the arart ments, of which there are five. George BiXler, the young man convicted of stealing Governor Maytorena's automobile from the KarnS Garage, has been placed on probation for one year. The petition praying for his proba- tion was DumerouSly signed by citizens of Nogales.
 Postmaster Chas. Fowler is ar ranging to build comforta ble residence on his homestead a short distance from Nogales at the head of Calabasas canyon. Recently he struck water at about forty feet, and now he feels justified in building a house and making other improvements.
 R. J. Lester of the R. J. Lester Company, returned Thursday from a business visit on the Pa cific coast. At Tucson he met his mother, Mrs. M E. Lester, who has arrived from Thomas vile, Ga.. to make her home here with her son. Mr. Lester has taken one of the Wise apart ments.
 Tuesday Messrs Wilson and Way, two successful San Rafael valley dry farmers, returned home after spending a night and o 6 6o a f. took with them big wagon load of winter supplies. Mir. Wilson is an experienced linotype oper- ator. He's dry farming for the fun of it. /"
 This morning J. R. Halstead Of the J. D. Halstead Lum Der Company, left for the state fair at Phoenix via. Douglas and Tucson. He will make the cross ternoon Mrs. Halstead will take the train for the capital city, where she will be joined later by her husband.
 General Frederick Funston, commander of the American forces on the border, accompa- nied by his aid, spent a busy day in Nogales this week From here the general, who, blythe way, is about the biggest little man in the United States army, went to El Paso. While here most of his time was spent at the 18th Infantry camp.
 Col. Jack Noonan, who since the early revolution days in Mexicoo has off and on, made Nogales his headquarters, is again here circulating among his friends, who repre- sent one faction or another in Mexico. Colonel Jack is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, where he is kept busy shaking hands with his old friends. He's a postmaster when it comes to side stepping his enemies.
 Yesterday a special military train arrived from Santa Cruz bringing to Nogales General Villas advance guard of about a hundred men. Two generals accompanied the first of the Villa army, and arrangements were at once made for the re- of General Villa, who while in the city will make his in the Sandoval just across the line. Gen. Villa accompanied by three hundred cavaIrymen arrived about six o'clock.
 General Oregon, Carranza commander in chief, arrived in the city yesterday from Douglas, by his staff and a of friends including members of his family. The general is travelling in his priv ate car, which was attached to the regular passenger train from Tucson. Hundreds of Mexican and American friends of the general were at the depot to welcome him to Nogales, where he is well known. His future plans have not been made public.
 The great Catholic Bazaar opened in the mammoth tent on Grand avenue Thursday at noon, with an American dinner. The many beautiful booths are pre- sided over by the good ladies of the Catholic church. All are be- ing literally patronized. The bazaar restaurant, under the able of Mrs. Harry Chen oweth and Mrs. Shelby, is also being well patronized. At noon A ,,onrioan n 6iShoS ara Soruo6 and