The border vidette., 1915-12-25

Los Angeles mining engineer,
 formerly of Nogales, has return
 ed to Santa Cruz county to per
 sonally superintendent the work
 being done on mining properties
 owned by himself and associates.
 State Auditor Callahan and
 Mike Hannah, of the Internal
 Revenue Office. arrived iu the city
 Thursday from Bisbee, and stop
 ped over between trains. From
 here the gentlemen went to
 Phoenix. While in the city they
 met many old friends.
 l.. B. Fleischer left Wednes- day for Los Angeles to spend Christmas with Mrs. Fleischer and the children. After the first of the year Mr. Fleischer will return to Tucson where he will assume the management of big mercantile esta blishment.
 John Kunny, of the Float Gold Amalgamating Company, prop critics of which are located in Santa Cruz county a short dist, ance from Nogales, has arrived from Los Angeles, and is busy with a force of men doing the annual assessment work on his company's claims.
 Last Sunday night a party of auto joy riders had a close call, out on the road between the No gales and the pumping plant. The big passenger car plunged oyer the bank at one of the blind curves and turned over twice. No one was hurt, but the auto was badly wrecked.
 Last Monday Superintendent KingSbury of the Sonora rail way, held a lengthy conversa- ton with parties in New York City, over the continental lines, of which the local system is a part. MT. Kingsbnry compli- mented Manager Jack Bacon up on the excellent service
 The annual meeting of the Arizona State Teachers Asso- citation will De held at Tucson on April 13, II, and 15, 1916. Ar are already being made for the meeting by the ex ecutive committee consisting ot R. B. von KleinsSmid, c. F. Philbrook and Daniel F. Jant- zen.
 An executive order directing that 500 acres of land west of Tucson be withdrawn from en- try for the location of a rife range for the Tucson Rifle club | will probable be made shortly, | according to a telegram received | by Colonel George J. Rockruge from A. S. Jones, secretary of | the National Rifle association.
 D. Moore, the expert vulcan ger, who recently removed his | plant from Tucson to the big Con O'Keefe building leased by | the R.. T. Lester Company, is 1oing a fine business. Mr. Moore | says he's glad he came to No, gales. Had he known, Nogales was such a live, busy place, he would have come here long ago.
 In Tucson The L.. Rosenstern Dry Goods Company, with a capital of $1OO,OOO, has been or yanized, to take over the whole sale dry goods department of Albert Steinfeld & Go. L. Rosen- stern, HugoJ Donau and Gouley are the directors of | jhe new company. l.. B. Fleis- cher of Nogales, will be man. ager of the company.
 At the annual meeting of the Santa Cruz County Medical So- ,iety, held at the office of Sec .etary Chenoweth, the following officers were elected for the en- suing year: President, Dr. A. H. Noon; vice president, H. W. Chenoweth, delegate to State Association, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter; board of Sensors, Dr. V. A. Sneaker and Dr. A. L.. GuStetter.
 w. B. Washington who recent y returned from the Whitcomb mines, in Pima county ! short distance from the Santa Cruz county line, says the prop ,rty under the personal super yision ot Hiram Whitcomb, is ,l oducing high grade tungten. The new machinery installed by dr. Washington. was purchased rom Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of his city.
 Last Saturday night thieves ntered John HiOginbOtham'S