The border vidette., 1915-11-13
NOVEMBER 13. 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

Last evening all saloons were closed upon orders from General
 Villa.
 Nogales is full of followers of Carranza and Villa, the two l Mexican leaders.
 Patronize the Catholic Bazaar dance tonight. Music by the 12th Infantry band. 1 Mrs. Harry J. Saxon has re- she had been visiting relatives. Phil Herold, of Herold & Tid- we'll. haberdaSherS, returned yesterday from a business visit i to Tucson.
 City Councilman w. G. Bow man is back from a successful business visit to Sacramento, California.
 County Treasurer R. R. Ear hart's handsome new brick cot tage on Elm street, is nearing completion.
 Court Reporter Robt. E. Lee will attend the state fair at Phoenix, leaving tomorrow for the capital city.
 Messrs. Bethell and Evans of the Washington Trading Co. were counting here Thursday from Patagonia.
 Bert Sorrells, the successful stockraiser, is now driving a new Dodge auto, purchased from Karns Bros., Inc.
 Thursday Mine Host Jaeger of the Montezuma hotel, was here getting the. "glad dope" from Manager Ben Evans. @
 Dennis Coughlin and Frank Reichert, two we'll known Santa Cruz county. mining men. were county seat visitors this week.
 A. G. Bass, travelling repre- sentative of the Ell Paso Union Stockyards, is a business visitor ip the city, 8 guest at the Ma tional hotel. I =;
 Attorney T. K. Richey of Tue, son. who was. here "Wednesday and Thursday in connection with the Kinney-Giroux case, has re- turned home. .-..: - Dr.. John R. McGruder, many years a resident of HermoSillo, now soiourning in Tucson, after spending a couple of days in town returned to Tucson yester day.
 Last Monday the Board of Su- perviSorS instructed Sheriff Me Knight to suspend all county rangers, thereby saving the county many hundred dollars an nually.
 Paul Sprecher is here from his dry farm in the Elgin country. He is here for the purpose of buying a bunch of heifels. Paul says the simple life is the life for him.
 c. P. Clark and Alfonso Pel- legrin, agents of Governor May torena, are back from Douglas, where they witnessed the battle between Villas army and Gales garrison.
 Nogales will soon be one of the best lighted towns in Amer ica. Provided Nogales is willin'. With our two big electric power plants, running full blast. we'll sure have the juice.
 Miss Maria Tapia, the lovely daughter of Don Francisco Ia pia, the we'll known capitalist, and a number of lady friends, who had been visiting in Doug las, were members of General Obregon's party yesterday, from Douglas.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson is back from the Patagonia Santa Rita districts, where he had been looking after his mining inter- ests. The doctor says little old Santa Cruz county looks mighty good to him after being away several years.
 Tom Burch is now day taller at the county jail, filling the new position created last Mon day by the honorable Board of Supervisors. Sheriff Mcknight is to be congratulated upon his appointment. Tom always sleeps with one eye open.
 Ernest Fleischer, of Douglas, is a business visitor in the city. He is a brother of Richard and L. B. FleiScher, who several years ago conducted the Boston Store here, and big clothing oilo of