The border vidette., 1916-04-29


 Guaymas capitalist, is a guest at the National Hotel, from South ern California, where he and his estima ble family now reside.
 Wednesday Charles Franklin Young of the San Rafael valley, was in the city for the purpose of making final proof on his homestead situated in the valley, before Commissioner O'Connor.
 Robert Gittins, son of Judge Watt Gittins; after an absence of about eight years, part of the time in the United States navy, is here from Hayden, where he has @ responsible posi- tio1. Bob's old friends are pleased to welcome him home. He will return to the big mining camp in few days.
 Judge Charles Blenman, one of Arizona's leading attorneys at law, was a visitor in .NOgaleS last Sunday between trains. Judge Blenman is we'll and favor ably known in Santa Cruz coun- ty, where he has a wide circle of friends and acquaintances, who are always glad to see him. For many years the judge has resided in Tucson.
 - Fred. Hilliker, the Los An geles land man, arrived in the city the forepart of the week and continued on south to his property near Noria. He was accompanied by a southern Ari zona land buyer, who is looking the south country over with the view of Investigating in some of the splendid propositions Mir. Hilliker has to offer.
 Henry Plaul arrived last even ing from Hermosillo, where he has been the past two months on business connected with the Uva- lama silver mines situated in the San Xavier district, of which he is general manager. The mines were formerly the property of Frank Weimer, John Miller and Jack Cleaver, all old time min ing men of the San Xavier dis trict.
 Hon. $. l.. kingan, well known successful Tucson attorney, who with Frank J. Duffy of Nogales, represents George W. Atkinson, the Calabasas cattleman, has re- turned home, after spending several days in the city in con nection with the Atkinson case, which will be tried at the ad- journed session of Superior Court, upon Judge O'Connor's return from the coast.
 R. Stevenson, the we'll known California mining man who is associated with Jack King in splendid mining properties in Sonora, near Hermosillo, has been guest at the Montezuma hotel couple of days this week. Steve says he's getting very weary of waiting for conditions in his section to improve in or der to again resume active oper- ations at the King Stevenson mines.
 We are for the Boy Scouts of America, especially Troop l, of Nogales, who will on the even- ing of May Sth give an enter tainment at the Lyric Theatre, the proceeds of which will be divided between the Boy Scouts camping fund and the fund they are raising for the beautify- ing of the city park on Morley avenue. We bespeak for the boys a crowded house. They deserve it.
 The concert announced for next Tuesday evening at the Santa Cruz Club, under the direction of Miss Alicia O'Neill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. L. O'Neill, of this city, promises to be a genuine musical treat. Miss O'Neill will be assisted by Eugene Peltier, the well known pianoist. and about twenty of Nogales' best amateur talent, number of whom are in the professional class.
 Lieut.. A. P. Johnson of the United States army, who for some time past has been with his regiment in the Hawaiian Is- lands, arrived last Sunday for a visit with his wife, daughter of Mayor L.. w. Mix. The lieut.