The border vidette., 1915-06-12

nacio Bonillas, of this city He is well and favora ble known in Nogales.
 Dr. Perrin. owner Of the great land grant near Eigin. was a business visitor at the county seat Wednesday, from Williams. Arizona. The big grant owned by Dr.. Perrin is now being fenced.
 The grand ball to be given O.: Thursday night, June 23rd. un- der the auspices of the Knights of Columbus, is going to be one of the most delightful social events of the year. Tickets Sl.O0. Ladies free.
 w. E. Balcom, of Angoria goat fame, came up from his ranch near Tubac Wednesday and spent the day transacting private business. The Balcom goats are without a doubt the best in the state.
 The Board of Supervisors met in regular monthly session last Tuesday, Chairman Fiedler, Members Gatlin and Parker and Clerk Wood being present. The board also met Monday as a Board of Equalizatio tion.
 Let all who can. contribute to the Fourth of July fund. No gales is going to give rip, roaring, old fashioned Fourth of July celebration this year, and it is the duty of every citizen to assist in the good work.
 Mir. Herminio Ahumada is now manager of the Agencia Aduanal de NogaleS, the we'll known, popular Nogales commission firm. At the recent meeting of stockholders, Mir. Phil Herold was elected vice president of the company.
 This morning H. C.. Grace, representative at Guaymas for Agencia Aduanal de Nogales, $. A., of which Henry Levin is president, went to the bay city. MT. Grace had been enjoying a short visit in Los Angeles with his family.
 Wednesday evening Harry Smith one of Collector Hardy's efficient line riders, brought in a Mexican smuggler. The man was caught with the goods on. Inspector Pratt also rounded up a brace of smugglers last Thurs day morning.
 County Treasurer Earhart has been out tautomobiling this week with Dr.Gustetter. Everybody is glad that the popular keeper of the county's funds, is recov- ,ering from his attack of typhoid, said to have been contracted by eating bad" oyster.
 Wednesday night the home of Mir. and Ms Robert Mitchell on North Morley avenue was made happy by the arrival of a fine baby girl. Mother and lit tie one, according to Drs. Sneaker and Beckert, are doing nicely. Congratulation, Bob.
 Mr. Tom Schultz, ex-newspap- CT man of Phoenix and Prescott, now engaged in the real estate business in El Paso, is a visitor in Nogales. Mir. Schultz does not hesitate to state that Noga- les is easily the best town in Arizona. He may decide to To- cate here.
 The Alamo Cattle Company is shipping two thousand Sonora cattle to Montana, not with standing the high duty imposed by the Mexican authorities. The cattle were crossed yesterday, after having first been inspect ed and dipped on the Mexican side of the line.
 Charley Levin, the we'll known Naco commission man. accom- panied by MT. Brown, a wealthy stockraiser, motored over from the little border town last Tues day, returning Wednesday,. Mr Levin reported business good at Naco. He is a brother of Henry Levin of this city.
 Ed. Hainline of Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat Monday of this week. Ed. is one of the best all-around car penters in the country. For many years he has been work ing for big mining companies operating in the Patagonia and Santa Pifo 6iSt,.infc