The border vidette., 1916-01-15

men who attend the Cattle Grow
 ers' convention at Prescott, say
 they were royalty entertained by
 the mile high city people.
 Gustavo Padres, ex-Mexican
 consul at Nogales for the Car
 ranza government, after spend
 ing a few days here with Mrs.
 Paredes and the children, has gone to Hermosillo to consult
 with Governor Gales.
 William E. Bower, owner of Los Coches, one of the best ranches in the Camille country, motored down from the ranch the forepart of the week and af- ter transacting private business at the county seat, returned We'd nesday.
 M. B. Smith, general agent of. the Kansas City Southern railroad, was visitor in the city the forepart of the week, being chaperoned by w. E. Barnes, poprlar freight and pas senger agent for the Southern Pacific.
 w. E. (Mr. Barnes of Arizona) Barnes, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, was here a couple of days this week hustling business for his road and boosting for all of Arizona.
 Supervisor George w. Parker came over from his ranch in San Rafael valley Thursday to attend the Get Together meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, at the Santa Cruz Club. MT. Parker says he was we'll repaid for mak ing the long trip.
 Noga1es was we'll represented at the Arizona Cattle Growers convention held this week at Prescott. Those who register ed from Nogales were c. E. Hardy, Ramon Elias, Tom Cum ming, H. J. Saxon, .C.V. Fowler, J. E. Wise. They returned home yesterday.
 B. K. Cumming, chairman of the Street Paving Committee, recently appointed by the Cham Der of Commerce, and John Jund, a member of the committee, re turned Wednesday from Tucson, where they had been to gather data in reference to cost, etc. of paving our streets.
 Judge w. A. O'Connor return ed the forepart of the week from Tucson where he had been hold ing court for. Judge Cooper, who has been i'll for some time. Judge denies the report that he. had been gold bricked" by l Chas. Goethals, or anyone else, during his stay in Tucson. e..1,
 George Young, representative of the c. c. c. O., was. here the forepart of the week from Cana nea. He says there is a great demand at Cananea for work men, and at the present time the big copper company is advertis ing for one thousand men. MT. Young is secretary of the c. C.. c. c. , c. L.. Northcraft was a county seat visitor Thursday, from Pa Mir. Northcraft is man. ager of the splendid Sonoita He was accompanied by Mrs. Northcraft and her neice, Miss Lucretia Del Valle, a beau tiful and highly accomplished young lady from Los Angeles who is visiting the NorthcraftS.
 Harry Hanna, of the U. s. service, stationed at Tucson, spent last Sunday in the city visiting relatives and friends. Harry is a brother of Mrs. E. K. Cumming and Fred. Hanna. He is a Nogales boy, liked and respected by all who know him. His friends will be glad to know he is getting along fine.
 This week Judge W. A O'Cor- nor has been in Tombstone oc- cupying Judge Lockwood's bench, in the Old murder case. Mrs. William Old shot and killed her husband at Pearce, in April 1914. Mrs Old claims the shoot ing was accidental. When Old was a member of the Arizona Rangers, he made Nogales his headquarters.
 Charley Wadleigh, Alex. Hall and "Slim" Watson, three of the