The border vidette., 1915-03-06

posed Electric Light and Powe
 Franchise provides for a larg, increase in the revenues of tn, city. This will materially re ! duce our tax rate. adv
 Taxes can be reduced by vot i ing for the Electric Light an( , Pawer franchise, as the com
 pany will pay 2 per cent of its
 gross receipts from the sale o1 ! electricity in Nogales to the
 town if granted the franchise. Adv.
 Last Wednesday the Board of Supervisors named THE BOR-
 DER VIDETTE the official paper
 of Santa Cruz county, for one
 year, commencing February 1st,
 1915. Ben Evans will feed the
 prisoners confined in the county jail.
 Dr. H. A. Schell, the Tucson optician, has been a visitor in the city this week on profession al business, Dr. Schell has a splendid reputation as an opti- elan. He always does good business in Nogales, where he is we'll known.
 Colonel Antonio Legazpi, pre- feet for the Magdalena district, has gone south on important special business for Governor Maytorena. During his absence from NOgales, Col. Enrique Vol folk will be in charge of the prefect's office.
 Governor Maytorena has been slig htly under the weather, suf- fering an attack of indigestion. At this writing, however, he is improved and is again able to attend to the duties of his high office. Dr. John Beck ert is the governors physician.
 Last Monday morning Gov. made public his in- ,ention to esta blish a Bureau of information for the state of So- lOra. The Bureau will from ,ime to time give out reliable in ormatiOn to the press concern ng the general conditions in the | ;tate.
 Last Saturday Louis Bartning away at his home in No | ,rles, Sonora, from heart disease. He had suffered many years. The funeral was held Sunday ,fternoon from the family resi-. .ence, interment being in the logales, Sonora cemetery. To he widow and orphans we ex- end sympathy.
 Dr. c. M. Roberts, the placer old miner4of the Altar district. rived in the city the forepart1 z the week and has since been
 guest at the Montezuma hotel. The doctor is doing deep mining n his property and continues to ave bright hopes of striking bonanza" ore. If any man de- erves success, it's Doc Roberts.
 Frank B. Velasco, who for a ouple of years has been down l Lower California engaged in le brokerage and commission usinesS, is enjoying a visit in 'ogales, Sonora, with his mother. rank and his associates have 1ipment of pearls valued at ! lore than $4O,OOO gold, tied up Germany, where they were , ent before the war.
 Congressman Carl Hayden ishes THE BORDER VIDETTE i ) advise it's readers that until ecember, next, his address will ? Phoenix. He says: q have cen in Washington almost con- for the past three ears and it is needless to say lat l shall be glad to get home. ny mail addressed to me at hoenix will receive prompt at ( ntiOn." Carl Hayden has ade good in Washington and C
 today one of Arizona's most t ,loved sops. a Attorney Arthur H: de Rierner rr IS moved his office from the | ongreso building on the Mex [ an side of the line to A. $. oon's handsome new building l Grand avenue, north of the where he IS pleas ltly located. The room vacat- by, MT. De Riemer, will be coupled by Major Loreto Carri- ) and Tom Burch, who will 'nduct wet-goods emporium. hey have purchased the old alace saloon bar fixtures and ,pect to be doing business in a l.