The border vidette., 1916-03-04

sy the brick manufa cturers, have purchased the Arizona Concrete Company's plant, which they will conduct in future in connec- ton with their brick business.
 Today Collector Hardy will go to Ajo, Pima county, where in the near future new sub port will be established by the gov ernment. Ajo is about forty miles from the Mexican border. Peter Johnson, the veteran mining man, who for many years has owned extensive mining in- terests in Sonora, is business visitor in Nogales. He makes his headquarters in Magdalena.
 c. E. Johnson and M. A. Fra zier. two we'll known Phoenix lawyers, have opened law offices in the Jund building. We vel come the gentlemen to Nogales, the best town in Arizona, and wish them success.
 Last Saturday the divorce case of Hazel Miller Stark vs. Wey-
 
 Superior Court, the plaintiff be- ing represented by Attorney c. l.. Hardy. Judge O'Connor granted the plaintiff an absolute divorce.
 Adolfo Bley, president of the Sonora Bank and Trust Com pany, has this week been a visit. or in Nogales, from Los An geleS, having come for the pur- pose of attending the annual meeting of bank stockholders, held Tuesday.
 Shipments of tomatoes, from the great farm on Fuerte river, in Sinaloa, owned by the United Sugar Company, are now arriv- ing in Nogales, where the cars are iced by the International Gas Company, before sent to the eastern markets.
 The Nogales, Sonora custom house is being painted and fur nished throughout. The hand some furniture, desks, chairs, etc., were sold to Collector Ga briel Carrillo by F. F. Rodri- guez, the big hardware dealer of Nogales, Arizona.
 Eduardo Arnold, ex-mayor of Cananea, arrived Wednesday, from Los Angeles. He owns valuable copper mines in the Santa Cruz district. Sonora, from which a big lot of ore has already been mined and shipped n fho nouoloS Snoo1fnr
 Marshal A. Dumbauld an nounces himself as a candidate for Town Marshal on the Demo- cratic ticket to be voted for at the primary election to be held in Nogales, on April 2Oth. Marshal Dumbauld's friends are for him against the field.
 Monday Mrs. George B. Marsh departed for an extended visit in the east, including Washing ton. She was accompanied by her two lovely little adopted daughters. Manager w. c. Page is in charge of Mrs. MarSh'S man. moth hardware establishment.
 Don Louis Martinez, we'll known Guaymas capitalist, who for some time past has been so- touring in the States, was here several days this week from Ell Paso, for the purpose of attend ing the annual meeting of stock holders of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company.
 As a result of being a good guesser, Mrs. Evans, wife of Manager Ben Evans of the Mon tezumS hotel, has received from Los Angeles Times, a check in the sum of $123, the cash prize awarded for working one of the difficult problems in the Times guessing contest.
 Tuesday Allen T. Bird, Jr., popular young business man ager- of The Oasis, was wearing a glad smile, and with reason. His wife had presented him with a fine baby boy. Both mother and little one were doing nicely and Mir. Bird had smile con- ing. Congratulations.
 The meeting of the Board of Directors of the Nogales Cham Der of Commerce, held Thurs day evening, was an important one in propositions advanced. In view of the excellent showing being made in Santa Cruz coun-