The border vidette., 1916-05-27


 The lieutenant has his head quarters at the office of the Town Mashal.
 Francis J. Hobson, the assay CT and miDing engineer, after spending some time in the vicin- ity of Tucson, examining mining property, for eastern capitalists, has returned to Los Angeles, where he and his family now reside.
 Miss Mamie Donahue, who has recently realized big returns on her investment in mining and other stocks, purchased the Jas. Breen property on Morley ave nue, paying cash for same. Consideration has not been made public.
 Monday Frank Wilkie, eff cient, accommodating assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales, returned from a weeks visit in Tucson and Douglas. He says he had a good time with old friends and brother MaSonS.
 Editor Jack Price and Harry Barnett, the well known mining man, of Patagonia, motored down to Nogales last Monday afternoon, returning home after the movies. Harry and Jack are two of Patagonia's best boosters.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of Mo- gales, departed Wednesday for an extended business and pleas ure trip to points in the east in- cluding his old home in Massa- chussetS. He'll be absent from Nogales a month.
 Fred. Williams, who with his associates, Fred. Carrothers and Dr. Frank Hogeland, own valu- able mining property in Sonora, near San Xavier, has gone to Denver, Colorado, where he will meet his partners, who motor ed across country.
 w. H. Spaulding, deputy col lector of U. S. customs at To- chiel, was @ visitor in the city Thursday, on official business. For a long time Mr. Spaulding was stationed at this port, be- fore being promoted to the de- pCty collectorship.
 G. R. Shea, brother of Mrs. Con O'Keefe, after enjoying a few days visit here with the O'Keefes, has returned to his home at Jerome. where he has extensive mining interests. He is the head of the Shea Copper Company, of Jerome.
 Next week Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Breen will depart for Long Beach and other points on the coast, where they will enjoy the delights of the sea, and visit old time friends. We join their host of friends in wishing them a happy summers outing.
 Vic Condron, popular travel ing agent for the Standard Oil Company, with headquarters in Tucson, motored up to Nogales the forepart of the week, for a. of days visit in the city. MT. COndrOn was accompanied by Mrs. Condron and their son, Vic.
 J. G. Wiloughby, the con- tractor and builder, is now com fortably located in the little brick residence on Elm street, just completed for T. P. Thomp- son. MT. Willoughby says the latch string" is always on the outside. His friends are invited | to call.
 Thursday Messrs. Hardy and Clarke motored over to Duquesne l and Lochiel. MT. Hardy is a | for county attorney, on the Democratic ticket, and | Mir. Clarke could, it is said, be | induced to be @ candidate for the l on the Republican ticket. this fall.
 Al. Richmond, we'll known engineer, who with his family resided in Nogales a | of years ago, has. taken | an option on a group of good | claims situated near Casa ] Grande. The Richmonds since l leaving Nogales have made their l home in Tucson.
 One thousand head of cattle, bought by the La Osa Livestock and Land Company from Pima county cattle ranchers, will be