The border vidette., 1915-05-29

| proposed bonding Of the county to pay off our indebtedness and build good roads in Santa Cruz county.
 A. l.. PaschalI, farm advisor for Cochise and Santa Cruz coun- ties, made an interesting talk. He was followed by c. V. Fow- Ter, who is the "buIl booster" for the big Fourth of July cele- bration in Nogales. Charley in vited everybody to come to Mo- gales for the celebration.
 State Engineer Lamar Cobb, who accompanied the motorcade, made an inter esting talk on Good Roads" He advised the taxpayers of Santa Cruz county: to vote bonds to build roads and pay off the county's indebted ness.
 A. l.. Paschall, farm advisor for the counties of COchiSe and Santa Cruz counties, made a short interesting learned ad- dress, which was very instruc- tive to those engaged in dry farming.
 George 1T. Fiedler. chairman of the Board of Supervisors, gave an interesting talk on the work of the Board of Supervis- ors, during which he earnestly advocated the proposed bonds for road purposes and paying the county's debts. He also ad- vised the taxpayers present at the meeting to sign the petition being circulated, asking the Board of Supervisors to call an election, at which the propoSi- tion will be put up to the people.
 Secretary Bristol on behalf of the motorcade, thanked the good people of Sonoita for their hos pitality, after which Official Photogra pher Lohn took num- Der of pictures of the big crowd.
 The following we'll known citi- zenS of SOnOita, welcomed the motOrcade:
 Mr and Mrs. G. P Wood ward, Mir. and Mrs. Wood, John Col yer and wife, M. c. Rouse and wife, R. T. F'ossett and wife, Y. $. Bryant and wife, Sam White and family. w. D. Corsen and wife, MT. and Mrs. Jim Golmes- ley and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Mark Manning and family, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. White and family, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. BrosSart and son, Mir. and Mrs. H. Passow and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Sparks and family, Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Purdum and son, Jesse F. Little and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Brooks; Messrs. Fred. English, Jim White, Hobert White, J. s. Carver, l.. S. Shanks, H. F. Sprung, Lille Sprung, F. T. Berry, Douglas, J. Williams, F. T. Rigsby, J. $. Gashwiler, J. Hettler, Wade Purdum. Pete Kerns, Sam Knight, A. NJ. Benjamin, Will Collie, Joe Davenport, John White, Boedecker, Jesse Adams, Mansfield Maury, Will Trealore and brother; Mrs. J. Y. Chestnut, Miss Ethel Carver, Miss Fay Carver.
 From Sonoita the motorcadistS went to Fruitland Hall, a large commodious building delightful ly situated, where several hun dred people from the surround ing country, had assembled to welcome them.
 After a meeting of the Elgin Farm Improvement Association, of which Dr. Hes, 1. P. Frazier, Jim Frazier, Louis G. Hummel, Leonard W. Klene, and Col. and Mrs. Beebe, are among the lead ing spirits. there was a banquet, the equal of which was never seen at any picnic in Arizona. At the first tables an even one hundred guests were seated. More than half that number were served at the second table.
 Following the banquet, Rev. William Stutzmann in behalf of the F'ruitlanders, made a neat address of welcome, being fol lowed by Chairman Cumming of the Chamber of Commerce. Speeches also were made by I. P. Frasier, Lama Cobb, George H. Fiedler, A. l.. Paschall, c. V. Fowler. J. B. Bristol, and Colonel A. T. Bird. After the meeting everybody signed the petition asking the board of SUI pervisors to call a good roads bonds election.
 The party was joined at Fruit