The border vidette., 1916-02-19

hardware salesman of Ell PaSO, has been in the city a couple of days hustling business for his firm. Everybody loves Fred.
 w. D. Oliver of Edmond, Oak lahoma, after visiting a couple of days in Nogales with old friends and acquaintances, left yesterday for the state of Sina lOa Mexico, where he owns valu- able mining property.
 J. H. Moeur and w. F. Brawn 1 of the State Land Department, t., 1 who have been in this section recently selecting lands for set tiers, returned to Phoenix last Monday. They made a mum Der of selections in the Arivaca dis trict.
 ] John Writer, the mining en- gineer, who is well and favor ably known in many mining re- gions in Mexico and the United States, was in from the Twin ButteS mines last Thursday John says he'll return to Noga- les in time to vote at the coming election.
 Admission Day was celebra ted in Nogales by the closing of the banks and other places of busi ness. The decision of the State Supreme Court, on the "perSon- al use" of liquors, was also quiet ly celebrated.- by sending $. O. s. calls to El Paso and Los An geles, for beer, for personal use"
 Mexican Consul Anaya of Tuc- son, accompanied by Attorney James Dunseath, spent last Sun day in the city. guests at the Montezuma hotel. Monday they went to Hermosillo, on business connected with the Caranza gov ernment, with which the gentle men have for a long time been associated.
 Mayor Mix has issued his call for the primary election which will be held on Thursday, April 10th, 1916, for the purpose of voting for candidates of the several parties to be nominated for the following offices: Seven members of the common council, town marshal, town clerk, sup erviSOr of streets.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry, Jim Cotter, Phil Herold, Alex Car pena, and dozen other mem bers of the Nogales Knights of Columbus, who attended the convention of Arizona Knights at Tucson, returned home Mon day loud in their praise of the fine Urea tment accorded them by the Tucson Knights.
 The electors of Nogales High School District No. 1, will meet at the Masonic Hall on Monday, February 21st, at 8 o'clock in the evening, for consulta ation regard ing the issuance of an additional bond issue for completion of the $6O,OOO High School building, and for furnishing same and improving the grounds.
 B. F. Ferguson, assistant Su- perintendent of the Standard Oil Company, with headquarters at Phoenix, was in NogaleS a couple of days this week, accompanied by Vic Condron, field agent, who was here from Tucson. MT. Ferguson expressed himself as pleased with the splendid busi- ness being done in Nogales by his company.
 Last Sunday afternoon, A. M. Hardie, of the local Western Union office, and Miss Mildred Mckenzie, a recent arrival from Los Angeles, were quietly mar ried at the home of Mrs Emery l.. Chalfant on Crawford street, in the presence of few intimate friends of the contracting par ties, to whom we extend hearty congratulations.
 w. T. Roath, the Elgin stock raiser, accom- panied by his mo- ther and sister, motored ip from the ranch the forepart of the week on a combined business and pleasure visit. MT. Roath is extensively interested in No gales real state and is doing a great deal in the way of assist ing iu the up-building of our growing little city.
 w. B. Barnes, popular freight and passenger agent for the