The border vidette., 1915-03-13
MARCH IS, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

MOntezuma hotel.
 Joaquin Legarra and Dave
 Love are sure-enough orators.
 T. J. Watson. a Patagonia
 mining man, is a visitor in the
 city.
 This week Dr. w. F. Cheno
 weth visited Phoenix on private
 business.
 The first thunder storm of the
 year visited this section last
 Wednesday,.
 I. B. Bowers of Noria, Son. ora, is in town tranSacting pri vate business.
 Attorney Little is back from Los Angeles, where he had been on legal business.
 Don't forget the election next Monday, also the celebration in honor of St. Patrick.
 Beckford Kibbey, of the Ala mo Cattle Company, is here from the big ranch in Sonora.
 Fred. Afford returned from | HermosilIo last evening. He re- ports everything quiet in the capital city.
 George Grunig is very sick man. Last evening he arrived from HermoSillo. He is at the Montezuma.
 After five months spent on the coast, Con O'Keefe, the genial mining man and capital iSt, has returned home.
 The clerks of Nogales are eu- titled to "square deal" We hope the city council will hear ; their prayer next Tuesday.
 John and Bird Yoas were here Wednesday on COW business. Their ranch is in the Santa Rita | mountains near Amadoville.
 Last evening Walter Holt ar rived from the Cerro de Plata silver bonanza in Sonora, bring ing with him another big con signment of silver bullion. .-l
 Wednesday another consign- ment of recruits for the 18th, Infantry, U. s. A., arrived here from the east. They are a fine bunch of sturdy Americans.
 The pupils of the Nogales public schools will be guests of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, at the matinee movies at the Lyric on St. Patrick's day.
 Richard Zellner, Jr., the Los Angeles piano dealer, has been a business visitor in the city this week, being a guest at the Ma tional hotel. He reports busi- ness good.
 Wednesday J. B. Bristol secre- tary of the Chamber of Con- merce and Frank Krupp, the auto man, left for Mir. Bristol's ranch, expecting to be absent from Nogales several days.
 Fred. Carothers, superinten- dent of the United States Gra- phit Company of Saginaw, Mi chigan, came up from the mines in Sonora the forepart of the week on company business.
 The clerks of Nogales are un- der obligation to Governor May torena of Sonora for the use of his military band last Wednes- l day, when the band led the , clerks early closing parade.
 Reports of the condition of l big banking houses ap- pear in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. They show our financial institutions to be in very healthy condition.
 George F. Jackson, assistant freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters in Guaymas, { nas this week been a visitor in l NOgales on company business.
 Last night two prominent z got in mix up" ' with Mexican policemen on the Mexican side of the line. Today [ 5hey will appear before the Mex ' can judge and explain matters. James Bent, the mine superin- ,endent,, is back from a visit to !; Sonora, where he had been to . ook over a mine proposition z Jim Bent is one of the best { practical miners in the country. = Vic Condron, local agent for f he Standard Oil Company, with f in TuoSnn has C