The border vidette., 1915-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Boil your drinking water.

SOnid dCcOID DdnleO Oy H. IT,
 Evans, last Tuesday motored down from Patagonia.
 Thursday State Senator H. J. Karns returned home from the the capitol. He will return to Phoenix next Tuesday.
 Yesterday Mrs. Bird, wife Of Allen T. Bird, Jr., returned home from delightful visit with her parents in Phoenix.
 l.. Loose, efficient manager of George B. Marsh, Inc, has leas- ed the Edwards residence on Mob Hill, for three months.
 Major A. Hoover, veteran mine superintendent, after an absence from the city of a year or more, is again circulating among old | friends and acquaintaIces. Chas. ASkew, representing Zellerbach. the Los Angeles paper dealers, was here last Saturday and Sunday. He re- ported business good, especially in Nogaies, the best town in the state.
 Last Sunday the Nogales Owls defeated the Groves of Tucson on the local diamond, by a score of six to four. The game was witnessed by a large number of fans, many of whom were from Tucson.
 George Januel, the expert " hel in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting speciality. adv.
 Otto Larson and Ed. Holden, millmen at the Cerro de Plata silver mines in Sonora, are here enjoying we'll learned rest. They will return to the silver camp just as soon as operations are resumed.
 President Bracey Curtis of the First National Bank of No gales, is still in California. Be fore returning home he'll go east on a combined business and pleasure visit. MT. Curtis is a native son of Massachusetts.
 F. Peltier. bookkeeper and accountant for the Cerro de Plata Mining Company. is here from Cerro de Plata, visiting his family. Mr.. Peltier is one of the most expert bookkeeprs in the country, both in English and Spanish.
 Tuesday B. E. Bethell, man. ager of the Washington Trading Company, of Patagonia, accom- panied by Mrs. Bethell, motored down from the second city in Santa Cruz county. The Bethells have many friends and acquaint- anceS here.
 General R. Allyn Lewis, the Phoenix life insurance man, has been a visitor in town several days this week. The general was chaperoned around by B. K. Cumming, local agent for a number of big insurance con- panies, both fire and life.
 Sid Simpson, the cattle buyer, WHO Has O0CH COWH OH UIl6 IOlO 1 Yaqui river purchasing cattle | for the Alamo Cattle Company, will in few days return south | to bring the stock north to one | of the company's big ranches. | Sid is one of the best cattle buy | CTS in the country.
 Thursday a fire alarm called | the fire department across the | line. Their services were not l needed. Just the same, the boys | were on the job. A hose cart | behind Councilman Bowman's | auto made a record run across the line. MT. Bowman was at the wheel and Mayor Mix was with him.
 Paul Burkardt, contractor and | builder, who had the contract i for building house on West | street for Undersheriff O. H. | Walker, last Tuesday, after re- ceiving from MT. Walker two 1 hundred dollars, like the Arab, folded his tent, and quietly stole | away. Paul told Mr. Walker he | wanted the money to pay a num- Der of accounts due for supplies | used on the house. Two hun dred disappeared at the same time Paul disappeared.