The border vidette., 1916-10-21

Sonoita, Thursday, yesterday and today. the management and all those who in any way assist ed. deserve great credit. Next years fair, the management says, will be even bigger and better than this years fair.
 Harold Steinfeld and party of friends motored down from Tucson last Wednesday,, return ing home Thursday. MT. Stein field expressed himself as great ly pleased with the able manner in which Manager Jones and his assistants are conducting the local end of his mammoth firms business.
 County Attorney George O. Hilzinger of Pima county, has been in the city several days, from Tucson, in connection with the murder case. Attorney John T. Hughes, attorney for the de- fendants, also was here from Tucson. Mir. Hughes is a can didate for state senator on the Democratic ticket.
 The body of Thomas w. Garter, Troop B, Connecticut cavalry, who died at the U. S. base hos pital from blood poison, has been shipped to Hartford, Conn, for burial. The dead guards men was a member of a very prominent Connecticut family. He was popular with the guards men and his passing is deeply regretted.
 A. S. Noon and Louis Chernis, local Scottish Rite Masons, at tended the semi-annual reunion of Scottish Rite Masons, at Tuc= son Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesday. The reunion was held at the New Scottish Rite Temple, and was attended by Perry w. Weidner, sovereign grand in spector general of the southern jurisdiction of California.
 Carlos H. Araiza, for long time efficient, popular manager of the Psomas Grocery Com pany's big store on Grand ave nue, has resigned to accept a position with the Nogales Shoe Company. Charley is an ex- perienced shoe salesman. He has a wide acquaintance, both in Santa Cruz county and the state of Sonora. He'll make good.
 Robert B. Teeple, nephew of the late William M. Murphy, the Harsbaw mining man, who pass ed away last week at the St. Joseph's Hospital in this city, after a long illness, arrived in the city yesterday to attend the funerafo of his uncle, which will take place today, from Marsh's undertaking parlors, interment being in the Nogales cemetery.
 In response to a telegram an nouncing the serious illness of his brother James, United States Senator Mark Smith left Mon day for Frankfort, Ky. Senator on the Democratic campaign in the state. He stated that he would return to Arizona as soon as he could possibly do so, as he was very much interested in the success of the Democratic ticket.
 Judge A.C. Baker, of Phoenix, who assisted in the prosecution of the murder trial of Joe Wiley, Tom Johns and Ramon Salazar, former Pima county deputy sheriffs, has been guest at the Montezuma hotel several days. Judge Baker is one of the best criminal lawyers in the state. John Hughes of Tucson, attor- ney for the defendants, was ably assisted by Attorneys Duffy & Purdum of this city.
 Good news comes from Bisbee to the effect that Attorney Leslie B. Hardy, son of Collector and Mrs..C. B. Hardy, who was re- ported dangerous ill from pheu- monia, is greatly improved. His parents and brother, Charles l.. ! Hardy, candidate for county at torney. who hurried to the sick mans bedside, are still in Bis bee. Every body in Arizona will be glad to learn that Leslie Hardy, one of the brightest, most popular attorneys in the state, is out of danger. His brother Charles is expected home tomorrow or Monday.
 A large crowd attended the | RoDublican rally at tha AirdOme