The border vidette., 1915-09-04

LIS T6SIQ60c0 COr00F Ol Elul OO. and Sonoita avenue, occupied by Engineer H. Gordon Glore. The grounds are also being i'm proved under the personal su- pervision of Judge Gittins.
 Walter Fife, one of the best known travelling men in the state, was a visitor here the forepart of the week. Walter is an old time friend of Ton Schultz, the Ell Paso real estate agent, who has for some time past been making Nogales his headquart- CTS.
 The other day Bracey Curtis treated his friends to mess of real Old New England huckle- berries: MT. Curtis said they were ''blue berries," but he couldn't fool Dave Loeb, who many years ago picked "huckle- berries" in the Maryland moun- tains.
 Professor G. H. Madden, pop ular, efficient principal of the NogaleS public schools, returned home last Sunday from his sum- mer vacation spent on the coast with Mrs. Madden, who will re- turn later. Public school will open next Monday with a larger attendance than ever.
 Tiburcio Ruiz, the we'll known Nogales barber and artistrc sign painter, will shortly go to Gale xico, California, to make his home. Tiburcio who has many friends and acquaintances here, will be accompanied by his family, who many years have had a pleasant home in Nogales, Sonora.
 Chas. A. Bankard, general su- perintendent of the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Com pany's Santa Cruz county prop critics, was here Wednesday from Duquesne, on company business. A large force of men is now employed at Duquesne and regular shipments are being made via. Patagonia.
 According to press reports, Senator Nose Drachman of Tue son, is a candidate for the nomi- nation of governor next year, provided his friends throughout the state, can induce him to make the race. Hop to it Nose. Square Deal Frank Duffy" is our choise against the field, but old hose, we kinda" like you, too.
 R. Zellner, Jr., president of the Zellner Piano Company, was business visitor here a couple of days this week, from the city of angels. Wednesday he left for Bisbee, where his firm does an enormous business. He will return to Nogales before going back to Los Angeles. The pia- nos sold by Zellner are the cheap est and best on the market.
 Next Monday the St. Dominic Academy will reopen under new management, the staff of teachers being members of the Sisters of Mercy of New Mex ico and Arizona, all of whom hold state and normal certificates from New Mexico, while the principle of the music depart ment, is a French Sister, who is a graduate of the Paris Conserv- atory of Music.
 Mayor l.. w. Mix has arrived in San Francisco from the Ha- waiian Islands, where he and his daughters, the Misses Bea- trice and Consue1o, have been visiting the mayors daughter, Mrs. Lieutenant Johnson, who with her husband make Homo lulo their home. After enjoying the big expositions, Mayor Mix and daughters, will return to Nogales, probably next week.
 Manager Wade Purdum of the Santa Cruz County Fair Asso- citation, was here Tuesday from Sonoita, for the purpose of pur- chasing lumber for the big grand stand at the Fair Grounds. The race track is finished and other i'm improvements for the county fair, at Sonoita, are said to be progressing nicely. Everybody is cordially invited to assist in every way possible to the end that Santa Cruz county'S fair may in every way be success.
 Tuesday J. R. Halstead of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Co.,, for which he is general field man. a0or loft fOY. PhOaniX where he