The border vidette., 1916-05-20

l nor is back from Pima county
 where he occupied Judge Coop. CTS bench during the hearing Oi
 a number of important cases. Judge O'Connor is one of the
 best superior judges in the state.
 Miss Vivian Faust, accom-
 plished daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. F. A. Faust, after enjoy
 ing a visit here with her parents,
 has returned to Los Angeles to
 resume her studies in music and
 dancing, under a noted professor
 of that city.
 Tom Schultz, pioneer Arizona newspaper man and practical
 printer, who is gathering data for a special edition of the Oasis,
 was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week from the Pata- gonia district. Toms a past master in the game.
 E. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia store, motored down to the county seat Wednesday, on private business. Mir. Be thell, besides his big mercantile business, owns extensive mining property near Patagonia.
 George Schroeder, the New York capitalist who is interested with w. c. Laughlin in big valu- able silver producing mines in the San Xavier district, So- nora, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel couple of days this week. He is direct from New York.
 This morning Fred. Carroth- CTS, manager of the United States Graphite Company, and pr. Frank Hogeland departed for Denver and Colorado Springs. They will make the cross trip in MT. Car rothers' Buick, and expect to be from Nogales a month.
 Wednesday Colonel Sage, commander of the American soldiers stationed here, sent a detachment of Uncle Sam's sharpshooters down Arivaca way, to do patrol duty. The 18th always shoots to kill, especially when Colonel Sage gives them the Thigh sign"
 Colonel A. T. Bird, delegate to the State Board of Trade, from the Chamber of Commerce, has returned home from Phoe nix bringing with him the chair of the committee, ap- pointed to raise money for the eight ht-thouSand dollar silver din- ner set, for the new battleship, Arizona.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleased to hear that City Clerk ". c. Budge, who has been quite i'll at his Crawford street home, is getting along fine and is able to be out again, to the delight of his host of friends, all of whom will cast their ballot for Bill Budge, for city council man, next Monday.
 w. M. Hunter, we'll known, successful land salesman of Los rAdS SCICS, oOCOd1 E'oHiOo Oy b PIO- spective buyer of Sonora land, went south yesterday, expecting to be gone several days. MT. Hunter has been coming to Son. ora for the past several years, during which time he has sold a big lot of valuable land.
 Tom Cumming, the Calabasas has the honor of hav- ing been the first Mason to re- ,eive degrees in the newly de- licatod Masonic Temple in Tue son. From class of sixty, Tom was selected as the proper nan to ride the goat, which be lid in true Arizona style. with put once hunting leather"
 Tom Frasier, one of the best practical miners in the state, who for some time past has been with big company operating in the Oatman district, near King man, Mohave county, has re- turned to Santa Cruz county to 5ake charge of mining prop erty near Mowry. Toms many friends are glad to welcome him pack to the best county in Ariz- 1na.
 Sergeant Wagoner, of the 12th Infantry, one of the witnesses in | he case of Adams, the American soldier, being held for the kill ng of Frank Hale, has been |