The border vidette., 1916-01-22

VfSIC 10 ms property.
 Louis Roller is the proud father of @ bouncing boy. The
 little fellow arrived last We'd
 nesday. Dr. Gustetter reports
 mother and son doing nicely,
 and as joy seldom kills, he has
 hopes of saving the happy dad, !,
 who says Louis the Second, is
 the finest youngster in the state.
 Yesterday Hon. Richard U.
 Clarke, pioneer citizen of Santa
 Cruz county, passed away at the
 home of his son in Tucson. De
 ceased was about seventy five
 years old. He leaves 8 large
 family to mourn his death, all Of
 whom have the sympathy of this
 community, where they resided
 many years.
 w. c. Page, of Denver, Colo rado, an experienced hardware and furniture man, arrived in Nogales the forepart of the week to assume the active manage ment of Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, big hardware and furniture busi- ness. We welcome the gentle man to Nogales and wish him good luck in his new responsible position.
 Robert Mitchell, manager of the La Cobriza Mining Company, accompanied by Superintendent Tonkin and J. J. Williams, the company's shelter man, return ed from the mines the fOrepaft of the week, in the company's auto driven by Robt. Mitchell, Jr. Arrangements are being made to blow in the smelter, at La Cobriza.
 ". H. Saunders, of the Du- quesne Mining 6 Reduction Com pany, who last week returned from business trip to Pitts burg, Pa., was a business visit or in Nogales the forepart of the week, from Duquesne. The Du- quesne people are arranging to haul their ore to point on the -Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, from where it will be shipped to Douglas.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Griffith, nee Miss Jeanette Wrotqoski, have returned from their honey moon trip to Ell Paso. The hap py couple were quietly married on Friday, Rev. G. c. Golden performing the ceremony in the presence a few intimate friends Mrs. Griffith is 8 lovely sister of Mrs. Dr. Sneaker of this city, where MT. and Mrs. Griffith have 8 host of friends, all of whom join in wishing them much hap plneSS. .
 Monday in Justice Gittin's court Herbert Bell. arrested by Dumbauld and Officers Roy Maley and Ed. Webb, on a charge of boot logging, was held | to the Superior Court, in the | sum of $75O. Two trunks full of l good whiskey were seized when Bell called at the | station to claim his property, which it is claimed he brought | from Lordsburg, New Mexico. | Barry & Barry have been retain ed by Bell, who is still in the jail.
 Tuesday the following Nogales adies went to Tucson to attend ,he fourteenth annual conven- jon of the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs, January 18th, | 10th, and 21st: Mrs. H. M. Jlagett, Mrs. G. B. Marsh, Mrs. A. A. Doherty, Mrs. J. A. liar rison, Mrs. Ferd. VanMourick, Mrs. J. E. Wise, Mrs. Charles B. Hardy, Mrs. V. A. Sneaker, Mrs. E. K. Cumming, Mrs. Sam Leeker, Mrs. c. E. Shelly, Miss Wise and Miss Geor- yia Titcomb.
 Mrs. Hostetter, wife of Amer can consul Louis Hostetter, who las been visiting in Los Angeles, the forepart of the week, and left Wednesday morn ng for Hermosillo. She was net here by Consul Hostetter, who came up from the capital city Monday night. The consul conditions in the south country greatly improved. He stated that there was no truth n the rumor of trouble between Gales and General Dieguez, commander of the Car -anza forces now in the field against the Yaqui Indians.