The border vidette., 1915-10-23

NiSIUOl III GIlc ClbJ d E uSS U Ol LlcC friend, Mrs. George Dunbar.
 Clay Mundy, paymaster for the Sonora railway, is now mak- ing Nogales his headquarters, after enjoying his vacation on the coast.
 Dr.. A. T. Eager of Ures, So nora, is here from the south country, having been advised to come to the states by American Consul Hostetter.
 In Judge Smith's court last Thursday, R. Gourdin was fined $5 for erecting an outhouSe on his Elm street property without a permit from the city.
 Regular shipments of ore from the mining districts north of the city, are being received by Hugo Miller and Messrs. Kempton and O'Neils local ore buyers.
 Attorney John Wright of Tue son, was visitor in the city last Wednesday on legal busi- ness. iAr. Wright is one of Ariz ona's best known attorneys.
 Jesse Gatlin, the Patagonia cattleman, was a business visit or in the city last Wednesday,. He recently sold a bunch of steers to New Mexico buyers.
 Frank Davis, the mining en- gineer, is here from the Yaqui river country, where he had been in charge of property own ed by the C. P. Reiniger Mining Company.
 Workmen a.e busy installing a new up-to date blaming mill at the J. D. Halstead Lumber Cos. Nogales yards. The plant will be one of the best in southern Arizona.
 Jesse Chatham, son of Judge and Mrs J. J Chatham, is now placer gold mining in California, according to a letter received by his brother Herbert. Hope Jesse makes 0 million.
 This week Augustine Escobosa and family moved into their ele gant new residence on Morley avenue, next door to Senator Harrison's home. Burton & Son were the contractors.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Smith returned home Tuesday from Tucson, where they spent sev- eral days with friends. They made the cross country trip in MT. Smiths new automobile.
 The Santa Cruz Minstrel Com pany, under the management of Attorney Arthur H. De Riemer, is the coming event for Novem-- Der. Every member of the com pany is star" says Manager De Riemer.
 R. l.. Conant, the immigration inspector, has been promoted, and in few days will go to Ell Paso, where in future he and his family will reside. Frank Dayton will take MT. Conant's place here.
 Sid Kempton. of the firm of Kempton & O'Neill, has gone to Topolobampo, Mexico, where he goes to receive big shipment Ol IISu que OIS lJu' ClldSSO Oy his firm. He was accompanied by his family.
 E. M. Dickerman, of the South ern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, was a visitor here Monday on company business. Mir. Dickerman is an enthusiastic Elk, of which splendid order he is a life member.
 Conductor Ben Ashley, from the Naco-Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been here several days this week enjoying a visit with Mrs. Ash bey, at the Ashbey home on Marsh's Heights.
 Cattle Inspector John Deegan has for a couple of days been a visitor at the county seat on of ficial business. He reports his brother law, George w. At kinson, quite sick at his Gala basaS ranch home.
 Tuesday Hon. Frank J. Barry, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, was at Tucson, where he installed the newly elected officers of the K of c. and later presided at a Smoker given by the Lodge.
 MT. Joe Maldonado, Congress- man Hayden's private secretary,