The border vidette., 1915-05-01

wind she blew; then she blew
 some more. No damage has been
 reported.
 Manager Northcraft of the
 Sonoita land grant, accompanied by Mrs. NOrthcraft and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bethell, came down from Patagonia last Sunday to attend the Ilks minstrel show.
 N. A. Mcdonald, the well
 known pioneer mining man of
 Harshaw, accompanied by his
 son John. spent a couple of days
 here this week, from the old
 silver producing camp, where
 the McDonalds have good min
 ing properties.
 s. B. McEwen of the s. B.
 McEwen Co.,, merchant tailors
 in the P O. block, has gone
 north on an extended business trip. During his absence, Mr.
 Davis, his partner, is in charge of the big esta ablishmeut on Grand avenue.
 Judge Chas. Blenman, of Tue son. loyal Elk and baseball fan, accompanied the ElkS minstrels to Nogales last Sunday. So did Tom Richie, another prominent Tucson attorney. They said they would come again whenever they got chance.
 Yesterday Mrs. Raymond Smith left for Indiana, her old fn i-if latives and friends. Later she will be joined by MT. Smith. En route back to Nogales. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will visit Mr. Smitu's home in Texas.
 Charley Levin, brother of Henry Levin, the well known customs and commission agent, has returned to NacO, after en- toying a few days here with his brother and Old-time friends. l Charley is now successfully en- gagged in the commission busi- | ness at Naco. where he and his | family reside.
 Architect and Builder Om- stead of the Dominguez Builders Supply Company, is remodeling i the big room in the Escobosa | building owned by Don Manuel | for Messrs. Januel | S Lima. owners of the Jockey i Club saloon. The new wet-goods will be opened about the fifteenth of May.
 WANTED - A Japanese or Chinese gardner, who will take twenty five acres of good agri- cultural land for two or three years on shares. Five miles from NogaIes on good wagon road; Nogales Tucson branch of Pacific passes though land. Plenty of water. Ad- dress, box K" THE BORDER adv.
 According to recent state nent made by Postmaster Fow- Ter, the receipts of the Nogales Dostoffice for the year 1914, total ed S14, 3O5, as against S7 1858 for the year 1912. In 1913 the re ceipts were $1O, 700. Nogales nas caused to be proud of her oostofice. Yes, and her post master too, if he is a dyed in the wool Republican, from Texas.
 Otto Larson, superintendent of 5he mill at Cerro de Plata, Sonora, is a visitor in town for ! few days, having arrived We'd lesday evening. He reports every thing quiet in his section, and everybody at the silver ,amp well and happy. Otto is postmaster in his business, hay ng had experience in a number of the biggest mining camps in he country.
 George w. Atkinson, one of he couuty's big stockraisers, vas here Tuesday and Thursday, ;ransacting private business. Mr. Atkinson has a bunch of cowboys at work rounding up a pig herd of cattle for shipment rom the Calabasas stockyards, lext week. Mrs. Atkinson and he children are also at the 'anch home, having arrived here from Tucson last week.
 Ed. Sheehy was in the city from the Sheehy zinc hines situated on the west side ,f the Santa Rita mountains, a short distance from Amadoville. He and his brothers are now regular shipments of inc ore from their claims, and