The border vidette., 1915-05-08

! pdIeuGS. lie SonUlonan s many Nogales friends are glad to sec
 him.
 Vic c. Condron, agent for the
 Standard Oil Company, witt
 headquarters in Tucson, was a
 busy visitor in Nogales Thurs
 day and yesterday. In the after noon he motored back to Tue.
 son.
 Officer Roy Maley is back from
 Texas. where he had been called
 on account of the illness of his
 father, who is on the road to re- covery. Mr. Maley was accom-
 panied by his sister. Mrs. w. H.
 Smith.
 John Glasson, mine superin- l tenGent at the Bradford mine
 near Pata gonia, has gone to Tue
 son to serve on the federal jury. James Bent of thiS city, is hold ing down Mr. Glasson's job while he is away H. Wheaton, owner of the
 famous El Plomo mines in the
 Altar district, Sonora, was a
 business visitor in Nogales We'd neSday and Thursday. He made
 the trip from Fl Plomo via. Tue son by automobile.
 For the session of Superior Court called to convene on the 25th day of May, 1915, the names of fifty persons qualified to act as trial jurors, will be drawn in open court next Monday, May 10, at 1O:3O o'clock.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Tuesday morning Mir, Edward L.. Mix, popular efficient clerk of the Superior Court, and Miss Lona Lerg. expert stenographer in Barry & Barry's law office, returned from a delightful visit | to Miss LerG's home in Phoenix. |
 Robert Mitchell, manager of 1 the La Cobriza copper mines in Sonora. short distance west of l Noria. is here from camp. He is uperintending the crossing of two carloads of matte. Con- ditions warranting, Manager will now be made from La Co., briza.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Lanier are arranging to move from Nogales to their newly acquired ranch in New Mexico, three miles from the town of Gladstone After experimenting the building of a new ranch home, corrals. fences, etc.. the Laniers will return to Nogales. They have many friends who will be glad to see them re- urn to Noga1es.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry was ! Phoenix visitor the forepart of he week. While there he in, 7ited Senator Henry F. Ash lrst to attend the Chamber of Commerce, meeting tonight, at : he Santa Cruz Club. The dis inguished gentleman will arrive n Nogales on today's train, and vill tonight be a guest of the ] Gam Der of Commerce.
 Thursday c. l.. Northcraft, manager of the Sonoita grant, nd a MT. Taylor. were business isitors at the county seat. MT. 'aylor, who recently arrived ere from the Imperial Valley. ( as leased from Manager North raft, the grazing land on the | rant and will stock it with a nnch of high grade cattle. The ! entleman expressed himself as I really pleased with Nogales nd will make this his head k MT. Northcraft will ontinue to farm the agricul- lral land near Patagonia.
 E. J. Pellegrin has sold his ,welry and stationery business n Morley avenue, to his partner, ( |. M. Mather, the watchmaker 2 nd optician, and will shortly R epart for California where his R lmily resides. MT. Pellegrin, uring the many years he has c ngaged in business in the line ty, has had a reputation for dealing." He has a host | friends. All join in regretting n is departure from NogaleS. His D lccessor. B. M. Mather, is also ell and favorably known lroughout Santa Cruz county. The funeral of P. B. Torres,