The border vidette., 1915-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.


 Uncle Sam's boy look mighty good to us these days. Officers ard men, we're for lem every time.
 Gen. Oregon says all liquor in Nogales, Sonora, must be de- stroyed. He's for prohibition in Sonora.
 Robert Byrns. the Tucson au tOmObile man, has been here several days demonstrating a big Cadillac eight.
 Manager R. l.. O'Neill of the Herald, returned last Tuesday from Phoenix, where he. attend ed the State Fair.
 The corner stone of the No gales High School was laid on Thanksgiving day, with appro- priate ceremonies.
 Last night three thieves caught robbing Col. Maden's house in | Sonora, were executed on the spot, by order of Gen. Obregon.
 Edward Ralph, of the U. s. customs service, is here from Tucson, visiting his friend Cap tain Beatty of the immigration service.
 Henry Levin and Joaquin Le- garra report having had a sue cessful. most enjoyable deer hunt last Sunday. Both are dead | shots with rifle. Arthur H. DeRiemer, Santa Cruz county's State Fair Com missioner, brought home seven blue and four red ribbons. Bully for MT. DeRiemer. w. H. Land, manager of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, is back from Fort Sumner, New Mexico, where he had been on private business. Didn't take Collector Hardy long Thursday to get those con- | fiscated American horses return ed to their owners. Collector Hardy is a strong believer in reciprocity.
 Tuesday night City Marshal A. Dumbauld was in Tucson, where he rode the "Ellks" goat. Now he's one of 'em. He says the 'sbest people on earth treat ed him fine.
 Sam Merchant, the cattleman, while on the Mexican side of the line yesterday, during the bat tie, received a painful but not | dangerous would. He's doing we'll at the Sisters Hospital. Joe Davenport and Clarence Beatty, two we'll known citizens of the Elgin country, were busi- ness visitors at the county seat last Monday. MT. Davenport contemplates moving to town to l reside.
 Charley Fowler and J. R. Hal stead report having had a glo- rious time at the State Fair, where Nogales was very much in evidence, on all occasions. They say-the fair was a great success.
 Charley Fowler and his "dark horse" brought home the tur- keys, from Capt. Cady's Thanks giving shoot at Patagonia. Out of a possible seven, they got five nice big fat birds. They also got "cussed."
 Bob Shugart and Charley Jag gers report having had splendid time hunting big game in the neighborhood of Uncle Tom Wills camp in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains. They | killed fOur deer. Mrs. Ed. Rose, nee Bessie Fowler, has returned from @ de- lightful visit on the coast. After enjoying a few days here with her parents, Postmaster and Mrs. c. l.. Fowler, she will go to her home at Dallas. Texas.
 Ex- Governor Carlos Randall of Sonora, who last Thursday night crossed to the American side, is being held by American army officers, at the Brickwood hotel, awaiting the arrival of General Funston, who is expect ed today.
 American Consul Frederick Simpich is making a splendid record. His efforts in behalf of all foreigners in his district are greatly appreciated. He's one of the most efficient men in the service. We're mighty glad he | ;c or tho ioh