The border vidette., 1916-07-29

Wednesday afternoon, lightning
 shattered the big flag pole on
 the Masonic Temple.
 l George Mcintyre, brother ot
 Joe Mcintyre and Mrs. Phil
 Herold, is here from Los An
 geles. where he has responsible,
 lucrative position with the street
 railway company of this city.
 George has a wide circle of
 friends here who are always
 glad to see him.
 The battalion of the Twenty
 first United States Infantry, has
 been sent to Yuma to. join their
 regiment. The officers and sol
 diers of the Twenty first made
 many friends in Nogales dcring | their short stay here. We are sorry to see them go, and wish 1 them good luck, always.
 James Ritchie, foreman at the Three R mines near Patagonia, was a visitor at the county seat.
 He brought his little daughter
 to town to have some bad burns
 treated by Dr. Cheaoweth, who
 reported his little patient doing nicely, it being only matter Of a short time when she'll fully recover.
 General E. H. Hummer, now commanding h American troops at this place, last Thurs day held a conference with Gen. eral Gales, military governor of Sonora, who is now stationed at Nogales, Sonora. Vice Mexican Consul Sarabia acted as inter- preter at the conference which was held at the American cus- toms house.
 Tuesday Messrs. Northcraft, Bethell and Downey, motored down from Patagonia, and spent the day here transacting private business. MT. Nortbcraft is man. ager of the big Sonoita Grant, Mir. Bethell is manager of the Washington Trading Co.,, and MT. Downey, is connected with the Duquesne Mining 6 Reduc- tion Company.
 B. B. Oliver, a mining man who for number of years has been operating in Sonora, with headquarters at Hermosillo, has been a visitor in Nogales this week several days. Colonel Oliver, the gentleman'S father, is one of the best known mine promoters in the west. He has many friends here and in the state of Sonora.
 William Hart. efficient man. ager of Dave Loeb's Popular Store, has returned from an ex- tended pleasure visit in Colorado and Missouri. Mr. Hart attend ed the Democratic National Con- vention, as an alternate delegate | from Arizona. He returned | home strong for President Will son, who is going to be re elect ed next November.
 Last Tuesday thieves broke | into the home of MT. and Mrs. L.. M. Raines on Intern ational | street, and stole jewelry includ ing a handsome gold watch, stick | pins, etc. etc., valued at more than two hundred dollars. The daylight robbers also stole Mrs. Raines' green parasol and some glad rags" belonging to Master Raines.
 Thursday afternoon Private Charles North of Company A." First Connecticut Infantry, was struck by lightning while dig ging with a spade outside his tent. Although badly hurt North has a fighting chance to fully recover. thanks to the untiring efforts of Lieut.. Keating of the medical corps. North was un- many hours.
 Assistant Superintendent Jas. B. Finley of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, whose headquarters ire at Empalme, has returned to ais post, with the rest of the officials of the road, who for some lime past have been sojourning n the United States, pending ;he settlement of differences be- tween the United States and Mexico. MT. Finley's family is n Los Angeles.
 The sheriff's office is anxious jo locate a young man named Adelbert Barrett, who was last leard of in the vicinity of Naco. He was reported at the Alamo 'anch and was said tO he shin