The border vidette., 1916-08-19

| reelection, was busy vlSltOr Tn
 the city a couple of days this
 week, meeting old friends and
 making new ones. Mir. Bolin is
 making the race for another term in the office of mine in-
 spector, upon his past record,
 and if the Democratic party at
 the primary election September 12th, give him the nomination,
 he'll be re elected by a hand
 some majority.
 The announcement received
 by Major Newbill, in charge of
 the U. s. base quartermaster's
 department at Nogales. to the
 effect that he had been pro-
 noted from major to lieutenant
 colonel, effective July 26th, 1916,
 was good news to Colonel New
 bills host of friends in this city.
 The colonel is universally liked
 and highly respected by all who
 know him. Besides being a
 high-class southern gentleman,
 he is one of the most efficient of ficers in the United States army.
 Last Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides parents in Patagonia, Miss Gladys Denton Francis, lovely adopted daught- CT of Mir. and Mrs. George H. Francis, and Mr. Woody Cat lin, son of Supervisor and Mrs. J. S. Gatlin, were united in mar riage, the ceremony being per- formed by Rev Mobleg, of the Nogales Methodist church. The popular young bride and groom have a host of friends in Santa Cruz county, who join i1 wish ing them much joy. They will make their home in Patagonia, where the happy groom is suc- ceSSfully engaged in business.
 John and Harry Henderson, sons of the late John Henderson, the well known, successful So- nora mining man, arrived in the city last Tuesday from their home in Pasadena, and have gone done to their great LiSta Blanca copper mines at Caborca, Sonora. The gentlemen are both practical mining men and are thoroughly familiar with every detail of the mining game in So- nora, where they spent many years receiving their training under the personal direction of their father, who left his family ! great copper bonanza worth Shipments of high grade ore will It once be made to the States rom Santa Anna, on the Sonora 'ailway.
 Frank Fitch, the well know civil and mining engineer of his city, in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE announces lis candidacy for treasurer of Santa Cruz county, subject to he r.action of the Democratic primary election, September 9th, 1916. MT. Fitch has resid- d in Santa Cruz county many ,earS and at this time needs no ntroduction to the voters. Every 'ody knows Frank and now hat he has cast his hat in the political ring for the important 'tfice of county treasurer, he nost respectfully asks his De- nocratic friends to remember Jim at the polls on September 9th. His nomination means his election at the general election leXt November.
 Tuesday night Robert E. Lee, 'fficial court reporter of Santa Cruz county, Frank Wilkie, as- istant cashier in the First Ma ional Bank of Nogales, and Ernest Harmon, the well known ngiDeer of Washington Camp, eturned home from a three yeek's vacation spent enjoying he wonders of the Grand Can on. The trip was made in MT. lannon's car and the gentlemen eport having had the time of heir life. Next to Nogales, the own of Flagstaff, they say, is asily the best town visited on he trip. As for the Grand janyon, there's nothing any where near it in the world. No nan can describe the wonder of wonders, and feel that he has one it full justice.
 Prof. c. O. Case, of Phoenix, vho is a candidate for re-nomin- tion before the Democratic primaries for the office of Su- of Public Instruc-