The border vidette., 1915-06-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

leased the BrickwOOd hotel an,
 will in future make her home il
 Los Angeles
 Mrs. Alejandro Joffroy an,
 the children are enjoying them
 selves in lbs Angeles, where tn,
 children are attending school.
 J. B. Bristol, efficient secre
 tary of the Chamber of Com
 merce, has returned from a visit
 to his ranch in Pima county
 looking and feeling fit"
 Harry J KarnS, senator from
 Santa Cruz county, has been en.
 toying fs visit at home with his
 family Senator Karns is one
 of the liveSt wires in the state
 senate.
 Miss Mildred Fowler, accom-
 p'ished daughter of Postmaster
 and Mrs. C. l.. Fowler. has ac- c4pted q class in the Nogales
 public school. where she will teach next term.
 s. B. Spriggs, local agent for the Southern Pacific Company. accompanied by Mrs. Spriggs, is back from short pleasure trip on the coast. They visited San Francisco and San Diego.
 Miss Vida Rogers, lovely daughter of Mrs. Rogers of the Palace of Sweets. is back from Michigan where she has been attending school. Miss Vida will spend the summer vacation with her mother.
 Assistant Attorney GenoralL. c. Hardy, son of Collector and Mrs. Charley Hardy, has been here several days this week en- toying a visit with his parents. General Hardy is one of Ari- zona's brightest attorneys.
 Last Sunday Mayor l.. w. Mix, chairman of the Arizona delegation attending the chris tening of the great dreadnaught Arizona, at the Brooklyn navy yards Saturday, telegraphed 1 THE BORDER V1DErTE the fol lowing from New York City: Sunday papers laughingly en- quire who padded the water OOCCle! Nut ced.
 Last Sunday Inspector Dayton in searching an Overland auto mobile on the International line, found fourteen bottles of icy cold beer in the tool box under the seat in the rear of the car. Two of the five occupants of the car were arrested and the beer and automobile confiscated. The was the property of General Camberos, we'll known officer.
 J. A. Jackson, the veteran on the Southern Pa ,ific of Mexico, who has been running south to Empalrne, was lere Sunday and Monday from he south. He reported several battles south of Empalme last week, between Maytorena's sol Hers and bad Yaquis, ard said conditions on the Yaqui river were daily growing worse. His rain was shot up twice recent { y. but just the same Mir. Jack. on said he would stay with the Ompany to the finish. {
 J. E. Barney, of Toledo, on - he Yaqui River, after spending everal days in Nogales, retucn- d south Tuesday morning, we'll leased with his mission here, nd the treatment accorded the eople of Toledo, by Governor / 1aytorena. Not only has the overnor furnished arms and 9 for one hundred Il nd eighty-five men at Toledo, I ut he will send three hundred ]. lore guns and plenty of am- Ii lunition to Toledo, besides don- il ting sufficient funds each month g ) maintain the defenders of To- : edo against the bad Yaquis. . R. Stephenson, the California I, lining man is back from visit |, ) his mining property in Son. "a. Jack King, his partner I l the Sonora properties, has \ ntered the Ajo mining fields in q lima county, and will not return V ) Sonora until conditions there s ecome more settled. MT. King I nd c. P. Reiniger, the Van f, Vert, Ohio, mine promoter, e ave secured large valuable s' opper properties in the Ajo dis It 'lct where thau will at opno 6o V'