The border vidette., 1915-04-03

IS Odck rom a QellS SnG1uI VlSlC
 to the great exposition in San
 Francisco. After enjoying a short visit here with her par catS, 4he will go to her country I home n Pima county, near Or acle.
 The school election last Satur- day was exciting, but friendly,
 from start to finish. Friends of Dr. Cheno weth and John E. Me
 Intyry worked hard all day with
 the result that 311 votes were
 cast, of which Dr. Chenoweth
 received 92 more than MT.
 Mcintyre.
 Hon. c. B. McMillan, of Pinal
 county, the youngest senator
 ever elected in Arizona, is back
 from Phoenix and is again busy
 looking after his big Owl Drug
 Store, which during his absence
 in the capital city, has been in
 charge of R. R. Peat, the eff
 cient manager.
 Manager Madden of the Cave Club is making many improve
 ments in his popular hole in the ground. A carload of icy cold Schilitz beer-keg and bottle has arrived for tile Cave Club, and mem bers need not fear a beer famine, especially while Col. Madden is manager.
 w. w. Ford, experienced in plumbing, heating and ventilat- ing work, has purchased No gales real estate and he and Mrs Ford will make their home in the best town on the border. Mr. Ford did the plumbing on the new town hall. Enough said. He's g. past master in the business.
 Miss Grace Hinkel, local man. ager of the Western Union Telegraph Company, this week sent out ci rcu ars inviting patrons to send their Easter greeting by telegraph. Special Easter telegram blanks have been provided on which the messages will be delivered at letter rate.
 News of the resumption of active operations in Duquesne the forepart of the week, was welcome to citizens through out Santa Cruz county. It is said that large force of men will soon again be at work in the old mines in the Washing ton and Duquesne districts. Chas. Bankerd is the company's 
 Why send out of Nogales for your building material when Eb. | Jones the brickmaker, can sup ply you with better brick at less money? Then your money stays 1 at home and you have a chance | to get some of it back. Patron ize your home people, not be- cause you like lem personally, but because you'll make money 1 by so doing.
 This week Burton & Burton, the building contractors. pur- chased a handsome new Max we'll auto from the Nogales Auto of which Ellis Lewis is manager. After seeing Barney Oldfield in a Maxwell at, tbe Southern Arizona Fair, John Burton decided that if he ex- Dected to land big contracts, he must have a Maxwell.
 B. M. Dickerman, master car for the Southern Pa ,ifc, with headquarters in Tue son, was a business visitor here Thursday and Friday. Dick erman, besides being way up in railway circles is one of the big gest Elks in the United States. He has a host of brothers and friends in Nogales who are al ways pleased to see him.
 A. M. Conard, the land man, S back from an extended trip in Sonora, during which he travelled seven hundred and fifty miles by On the trip he says he saw some of the richest soil on earth, and grain growing without irrigation, that would compare with any in the States. From here MT. Conard will go o Los Angeles. Mrs. Conard Lnd the little ones will go with Jim.
 Last Thursday work on the oth warehouse of the West Coast Warehouse Company, was west of the Standard 0il Company's plant on north Morley avenue. The incorpOr Ltors of the new company, are