The border vidette., 1915-05-15

rived Tn the city, and IS now Tn charge of the cigar stand at the COncordia Club, the finest club of it's kind in Mexico. Miss Parker is ably assisted by Louis Levin, who was in charge of the stand before she came.
 Dennis Coughlin, pioneer min ing man of Washington Camp, where he has resided many years, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. MT. Coughlin owns valu- able real estate in Nogales. be- sides his mining interests in the Washington -Duquesne districts. He is an uncle of Judge Cough lin of Patagonia.
 Dr. Hardtmayer, owner of the Bland mine near Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat Tuesday and Wednesday. He reported an important strike of high grade copper in his prop erty. Bully for the doctor. We hope he'll make a million, then some. The success of the DIdllO IneduS d SfGdG OSdl LOT Santa Cruz county.
 United States Senator Henry F. AShurSt, Arlzona'S silver tongued orator, was given a warm welcome in Nogales last Saturday and Sunday. Satur- day evening the senator was the guest of honor at the big get together meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce. The senator also spoke at the Knights of Columbus banquet Sunday night.
 Following instructions from County Attorney Noon, Sheriff Mcknight last Monday evening notified the proprietors and man. agers of stores and cigar stands that slot machines, unchbOards, dice games, etc., would not long CT be permitted in Santa Cruz county. Now if one wants to take a chance, it will be necessary to step across the line, where everybody's doing it."
 Yesterday Chirley Chr1sty, II lustrious Potentate of the Shrin- CTS, arrived from Phoenix, and is being entertained by Special of the Potent ate, Mayor l.. W. Mix, and other local ShrinerS. Tomorro " morning the big special train loaded with Shriners and their ladies will arrive from Phoenix. Romaine Fielding, the popular movie star, will be with them.
 Last Wednesday evening pr. and Mrs. w. Beckford Kibbey father and mother of w. Beck ford Kibbey, Jr., came up from the Alamo ranch in the Mazda lena district, Sonora. The trip was made by automobile driven by MT. White, the local automo- bile man, who was accompanied by Frank J. Cox. Young Mr. was also a member of the party, now guests of w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr.
 Commencing Monday, May 10th, all stores in Nogales now close at six o'clock in the even ing, in accordance with City Or dinance No. 96. The closing ordinance is being observed by all our merchants. If visitors from the country desire to do ! shopping, they'll have to do it 1 before six D. m., excepting on lays preceding legal holidays and on Saturdays, when the stores may remain open until 10 o'clock.
 Thursday President E. Tit comb of the Nogales Electric | Light, Ice 6 Water Company, from Phoenix where l ne had been before the Arizona commission, asking | for certificate of public con venience and necessity. in be- half of his company. Frank J. Barry of the local law. firm of | Barry & Barry, the company's i attorney, accompanied MT. Tit comb. The commission granted l 5he certificate.
 George Mayer, Standard Oil 1 Company field agent, in Europe, n Mexico and the United States, nas been in Nogales several days | this week. He also visited So- nora, as far south as Guaymas. | MT. Mayer eats, sleeps and talks Standard Oil; also everything else worth while. He's been most, for his com