The border vidette., 1915-04-17

! been visiting the outlying school districts. The lady is making a splendid record in her official position.
 l Tie new Nogales Thea tre is one of the finest play house in the state, and deserves the lib- eral support of our people. Popular prices, 10 and cents are charged.
 great San Rafael ranch, was a visitor here the forepart of the | week. He was witness for Arthur Moody. who proved up on his homestead.
 Our old friend Dennis Cough lin, the pioneer mining man of Washington Camp, has been in the city several days this week on private business. Mir. Cough lin owns valuable NOgales real 1 estate.
 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.
 Senator H. J. Karns is arrang- ing to go to Phoenix next week to be present on the 23rd, when the special session of the second legislature conveneS. Repre- sentative Richard Farrell will also be on hand in time for roll call.
 Yesterday four carloads of Sonora tomatoes were crossed and sent east to Chicago and New York. The cars were iced here by the International Gas Company, for the Pacific Fruit Express for transporting the tomatoes.
 Governor Maytorena is daily expected here from Guaymas, where he has been the past two weeks. Guaymas is the gov ernor's home town. Everybody there, rich or poor, loves him. Instead of bullets, he gives the poor bread.
 J. J. MacNeill and R. E. Mer- ritt, contracting painters and de- corators, of Phoenix, passed south the forepart of the week on their way to Guaymas on a fishing trip. Messrs. MacNeill and Merritt are we'll known all over Arizona.
 Burton & Son have about completed a business house for John Wilson, corner of Grand avenue and Elm street. Tine building will be turned over to the contractor some time next week. As usual the firm did a first class job.
 Raymond Smith and Billie Stanton, returned Wednesday evening from combined busi- ness and pleasure visit to Her. mosillo. They report having had a pleasant, successful trip, and were royalty treated by everybody they met.
 Chris Wilson and H. E. Evans, of Patagonia's solid business men, were sightseeing in No gales~the forepart of the week. having come down from the sec ond city in the county to get shaved" They made the trip in MT. Wilson's racing car.
 General Pershing, commander of the eighth brigade, has been in Nogales several days this week inspecting the 18th Infan- try. The inspection was made last Wednesday afternoon on the parade ground. Gen. Pershing is now stationed at Ell Paso.
 Senator Chas. B. MacMillan of Pinal county, owner of the Owl Drug Store, has been here sev- eral days this week. Sen. Mac Milan is arranging to attend the extra session of the State Legis- lature. He is the youngest senator ever elected in Arizona.
 Leo Harter, brother of Walter Bailey of Arivaca, is again in the city after an absence of Sev- eral years. Leo is an experience ed railroad man, having for sev- eral years been conductor on the Nogales- -Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico.
 At last Monday nights meet ing of the Chamber of Commerce, President E. K. Cumming ap- pointed Judge w. A. O'Connor
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