The border vidette., 1916-04-29

Dr. J. C. Underwood, many years mining operator iu So- nora, in the Altar district, Is here on business connected with his property. The doctor is one of the pioneers of Sonora, where he is well and favora bly, known in mining and financial circles.
 I. C.. King. who for nearly eighteen years has been holding down" a group of splendid mln- ing claims, situated a short dis tance from Nogales, was here Tuesday attending a meeting of the Prudential Mining Co.,, of which he is president. Isaac is no quitter.
 Wednesday morning Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor received a telegram announcing the death at Reno, Nevada, of his sister. Mrs. Clara F. Lyons, wife of George Lyons, a prominent citi- zen of Reno, after a long illness. Upon receipt of the sad news, the trial jury was dismissed and court adjourned, until some fut- ure date. Judge !O'Connor de. parted on the afternoon train for Reno to attend the funeral. He will return home next week. We join his numerous friends in ex- tending sympathy.
 This week T. J. Wylie, clerk of the Nogales High School Board, sent to the patrons of the public school of Nogales and Taxpayers of Nogales Precinct No. l, by circular letter, a proposition to issne more High School bonds in the sum of S25, ,OOO. for the purpose of furnishing the new high school building. pay deficit and improve the grounds, etc. The cooper ation of all taxpayers and pa- irons of the school. is requested by the Board of Trustees. Sug- gestions regarding the matter should be sent to the Clerk of the School Board on or before May l, 1916. .
 Knock out" H. J. Brown, efficient member of City Marshal Dumbauld's police force, assist ed by his good wife, and Officer Browns brother, Bill, is making an enviable reputation as vide awake, paints taking successful officer. Knock out" and other members of the Brown family are not only making a success ful roundup of burglars and sneak thieves, but are making it = fn fnf n fO >la without being afraid of being robbed. We would suggest that the city make a long contract with Officer Brown, his wife, and brother Bill. The Browns fill a long felt want in Nogales."
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Prudential Mining Com. pany was held last Tuesday evening at the home of MT. Louis Hudgin. The following gentlemen were unanimously elected directors for the ensuing year: I. G. King, S. F. Noon, B. D. Miller. The officers elect ed were I. G. King, president; I. Burgoon, vice president; Louis huuSlu, SecT0UdTy- UfedSuTcT. LIT. Nichols, the New York mining engineer, was elected consulting geoloRist of the company which owns valuable copper property situated a short distance from Nogales, in Santa Cruz county.
 Town Marshal A. Dumbauld, nominated at the primary cleo tion on April 2Oth, for re- election, has withdrawn from the race for the marshalship, and the Democratic city precinct com mittee last Thursday night de- cided to place the name of Frank M. Sullivan, the well known night watchmap, on the Demo cratic ticket to fill the vacancy caused by MT. Dumbauld's ac- tion, on account of private busi- ness. Mir. Sullivan, the new as- pirant for the office of town marshal, has always been a con sistant Democrat. The members of the Democratic committee and friends of Mir. Sullivan are play ing him for a winner at the com ing city election.
 FIeischer Freed By Gales Order.