The border vidette., 1916-08-19

| las, where be had been on i'm
 portant private business, con
 nected with his mammoth whole
 sale mercantile establishment.
 Dr. c. A. Meserve, state bac-
 teriologist, is here from Tucson ! and will, in company with City Health Officer A. l.. Gustetter,
 visit all local dairies for the
 purpose of taking samples of
 milk which will be tested at the
 University of Arizona.
 Judge M. M. Trickey, of
 Washington Camp, has been a
 business visitor at the county
 seat several days this week, re
 turning home Thursday. Friends
 of the Judge will be pleased to
 leaI n that he is recovering from a long sick spell, thanks to San
 ta Cruz county's glorious climate.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Underwood have gone south to their min ing property in the Altar dis trict, near Santa Ana, Sonora. The Underwoods are among the oldest American mine promoters in the state of Sonora For many years they have made No gales their headquarters, when not at their mines.
 Major Harry E. Newton, in charge of the United States auto mobile trucks at Camp Kelly, the forepart of. the week motor ed over to San Rafael, accompa- nied by Vic Condron. field repre- sentative for the Standard Oil Company, who supplies the army with products manufactured by the big oil company.
 Ed. Bohlinger, the we'll known Pata gonia mining man, spent in the city, chaperon- ing his friend Jack Bclin, state mine inspector, who is a candi- date for reelection, on the De ticket. With MT. Boh- finger and his friends backing MT. Bolin in Santa Cruz county, other aspirants for the office of mine inspector, will find the go- ing anything but easy.
 ~ Cecil Hostetter, representing 8 big wholesale house of El Paso, | Texas, is visitor in the city, | w. G. Bowman and other wholesale mercantile deal CTS. MT. Ho-tetter is Q son of | Consul Hostetter, many years located in Hermosi- lo. He is a wide awake young business man, well and favor ably known in Nogales and other Southern Arizona towns.
 Wednesday Cy. Marsteller at this place two hun fred and forty seven head of yery fine cattle, bought from oroto Bros, owners of the great Jocospera ranch in Sonora. The ,attle were in prime conduction, ,eing sleek and fat. Cy. will place the white faced cows and ;alves on his Santa Cruz river anch, a short distance from Mo- gales, in this county.
 Harry Grace, formerly agent t this point for the Southern Pacific Company, now connected with big American oil com ,any, with headquarters at Quay naS, has this week been a guest t the National. hotel. He will 70 back to Guaymas just as soon $ he tranSactS some company 'usiness. His family have a ,leasant home in Los Angeles, where the children are attending chOol.
 George H. Francis, Democra- ic candidate for county treas rer, after spending a few days t Patagonia with his family, eturned the forepart of the week., feeling fine over the out ook for a great Democratic vic ory at the polls this fall. While ; t Patagonia, Mir. Francis secur- d a large number of signatures 0 his nomination papers, which ave been filed with the board f supervisors.
 Don Francisco Tapia, wealthy itizen of Hermosiilo, father-1n- INV of Mexican Secretary of War Oregon, has arrived from the outh with his family, and is gain occupying his pleasant ome on north Morley avenue. The Tapias came from Hermo- illo in a private car, ard were by MT. Joe Polin, 1r TaDia'S SOD-iD law who for l