The border vidette., 1915-03-13
Collector Hardy has been on the sick list all week.

Collector Hardy has been or
 the sick list all week.
 Will you get reduction ir
 lighting rates under the fran
 chise held by the Internationa
 Gas Company in 30 days? Put
 moncj in your pocket while
 waiting-by Voting for the New : Franchise. adv.
 Frank Pellier. manager of the
 Arcadia Hotel of Hermosillo,
 came up from the capital city
 last Wednesday evening and has
 since been a visitor here. Mayor
 Mix is financially interested in
 the big popular hotel.
 | Jimmie Cotter this week be-
 came a full-fledged American
 citizen having been officially re-
 corded as such last Tuesday. | We congratulate Jimmie and
 the United States of America. 1 Both-are world beaters. A. Horne, interested with Don
 Cirilo Ramirez in valuable lead silver mines in the state of Sin l alba, after spending two weeks
 here on business, left for the mines last Thursday. Horne says the property is worth millions
 The average rate provided for in the new franchise is low CT than that in the one held by the International Gas Company. Vote for the new franchise and buy your electric current from the Company which gives you the best rate and service. adv.
 W. B. Barnes, assistant freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, was here yes- terday from Tucson. MT. Barnes is premier booster, not only for his home town, Tucson, but for all sections of Arizona. He Is One of the most popular rail- way men in the state
 If23 per cent of the revenue of the International Gas Com pany is a benefit to the town, why net increase these benefits by getting 23 per cent of the re- venues from the Nogales Elec- tric Light Go? The franchise provides for this additional re- | venue. Vote YES (X) for the | franchise. adv.
 William. Parker, 'Buck" Titus and Henry Wood, of the Camille | country, were here yesterday, come down from the hills | to look at bunch of Sonora steers with the intention of mak- ing a purchase. They reported their section of the country look ing fine; everybody we'll and prosperous.
 Attorney s. M. Franklin of Tucson, and Judge Armstrong of Phoenix, were in Nogales l couple of days this week, on egal business connected with 'he electric company injunction case. Attorney Franklin repre- sented. the electric light com oany and Judge Armstrong ap- oeared for the gas company.
 Frank N. Cox and Sid Simp- son arrived from the south last Tuesday with a trainload of ,attle, which they succeeded in getting across the line before he state quarantine against So- lora cattle went into effect. About a thousand head sold to he Alamo Cattle Company, by Arturo Morales, were also cross d Thursday.
 Samuel l.. Heslet, many years n charge of the Sultana mines n Sonora, west of Carbo fifteen niles, spent a couple of days ,ere this week transacting pri- ate business. Mrs. Heslet and Master Desmond are spending he winter in Los Angeles, where Desmond is. attending chool. Thursday Sam return d to the mines.
 Monday night T. G. Dale and V. A. Smith were arrested here y U. s. customs guards on a large of smuggling opium into he United States. One of the 1en arrested had the goods on im." He had it tied to one of is legs. They waved examina- ion and last Wednesday, were aken to Tucson by deputy U. S. farshal A. Dumbauld.
 Hi. s. Corbett. of the Nogales ( lumber Co.,, whose home is in ;