The border vidette., 1916-12-30

OfS ana Ou1lQ0rS, nave lhE go
 force of men at work excavatinR
 for the foundation of the big
 two story building to be erected
 for EScalada Brothers, corner Of | International street and Nelson
 avenue. The building will be
 f1rst-cla in every respect, being
 constructed of stone and brick.
 John Burton, junior member or
 the firm, is in personal charge of the work.
 That coast liquor houses are
 taking steps to test the constl.
 tutionalty of the new bone dry"
 prohibition law, which forbidS
 the possession of liquor ship
 ments from without the state, is
 the information contained in
 letters received by Tucson people
 who failed to get their orders in
 time to receive consignmentS of
 personal use before the signing of the new law by Governor
 Hunt-Star.
 Dr. Frank T. Hogeland, of the United States army medical corps, who has been stationed
 with the 18th Infantry, in Mex ico, has been here a couple of days on his way to Csnanea, where he has accepted a position with the big copper company of that camp. The doctor has been placed on the reserve list of the medical corps at the request of the company, until such a time as Uncle Sam needs him.
 Harry Grace, agent in Mexico for the Los Angeles Tanning Company, after an enjoyable visit in Los Angeles with his family, is a guest at the National Hotel. Today he will go to Guaymas, where he makes his Harry for several years was agent at this place for the Southern Pacific railway com pany. He has host of friends here aud in the south country who will be glad to know that he is prospering.
 The many friends of Walter the we'll known, we'll liked cowman, who for number of years has made his home in will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from a very serious attack of pneumonia. Mir. Strickland was taken to the St. Joseph's hospital last week, and immediately given every possible attention. For several days small hopes were entertain adefor his recovery, but at this hour; he is on the road to reco- very. . s'''' -.
 e O.. Rockwell and Fred, Will. jams, who recently returned from he San Xavier mining district, Sonora, where they had been to inspect valuable mining property owned. by MT. Williams, will make another trip to the mines some. time next month. Mir. Rockwell, who is ln experienced mine promoter, eastern capital has been inter ,sted in big copper property owned by MT. Williams and his all of whom will soon ,e on Easy Street. z'-s
 James A. Murray. Butte, Mon- ana millionaire mine owner, who $ 8 big stockowner in the Hava- ena Mining Company, is a guest tt the Montezuma hotel It is 'aid that MT. Murray is here for he purpose of purchasing the valuable producing mines situ- tied in the Patagonia mining district, for which bids will today oe submitted to James A. Harri- 'on, receiver of the company. Mr. Murray has for many years ,een considered one of the big mining men of the west.
 Next Thursday Mrs. Geo. B. Mash, state representatives elect rom Santa Cruz county, will lepart for Phoenix, where she will reside during the coming iession of the legislature. Mrs. Marsh and two lovely little daughters, during their stay at he capital city, will reside in an elegant residence owned by the Stoddards, which Mrs. Marsh las leased for two months. Santa Cruz county'S able representative 'ays the latch string at her Phoenix, home will always be ,ut to her friends from Santa Cruz.
 Jack King, the mining man, UhO Q Shnrt tirnQ a0n aonnirod