The border vidette., 1916-04-15

rine GlOre, accompanied by Miss Mary Bayze, High School con testants in the stenographlc and typewriting contests held at the University of Arizona, on Thursday evening, went-to Tue son Wednesday. Miss Mabel Wylie, also of the High School, who took part in. the musical contest at the U. of A., went Tuesday.
 l. B. Fleischer, formerly a prominent business man of Mo- gales. now managing a big whole sale ablishment in Tucson, was a business visitor in the city Thursday ard yesterday. MT. Fleischer had just returned from Mazatlan and other town on the West Coast, including Guaymas. He reports having done good business. From here he went to Cananea, thence to Tucson.
 Hon. George A. Olney of Phoe. nix, candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, spent Sunday and Monday in NogaleS, a guest of Tracey Bird, his son. in law. During his visit in the best town in Arizona, MT. Olney met many old-time friends and acquaiutances, Democrats and Republicans, all of whom were pleased to see him. From here Mir. Olney went to Yuma. thence home.
 Work on the Buena Vista ho A rizona Mining Company, ad- joining the great Three R cop per bonanza owned by Colonel R. R. Richardson of Patagonia, is progressing in very satis- factory manner; shipment will be made in the near future, to the El Paso smelter. POStmast- CT Schuckmann, Councilman Els calada, George Januel and other Nogales people are interested in the E. A. M. c.
 The meeting of the Pima and Santa Cruz County Cattle Grow CTS Association in this city to- day, will be largely attended by cattlemen from the two counties. Mem bers of the Arizona Live Stock Sanitary Board will also be present. Collector Chas. E. Hardy will make the address of welcome, and speeches will be made by Prof. Barnum, w. A. Moeur, state land commissioner and others, at the Santa Cruz Club. where the ca attlemen will be entertained by the Chamber of Commerce.
 Miss Mabel Wylie, member of the Nogales High School, who won the second prize in the fifth Wednesday evening at the Uni versity of Arizona in connection with the University week events, is the beautiful and accomplish ed daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. J.Wylie of this city. Miss Wylie sang Some Day, Sometime," Q song of the hills. Paul McDale of the Tempe High School, won first prize, and Edward Jones of the Douglas High School, was awarded the third prize. There were eight contestants.
 Committees are now at work pTSpdIluS lOI OIlS IOlO- oduOd Cruz County Fair. Plans are being drawn up to make the coming fair the most interesting event of the year. The plans provide for special prizes in all classes of farm products, live stock, and in all other depart ments Interesting competition is looked for in the Colt Class, since the past year has seen the introduction of new blood of high quality. There will be varied program of sports, in cluding horse racing, cowboy contests, foot races, etc.
 w. E. Barnes, known in every city, town and hamlet in the state, as "Mr. Barnes of Ariz- ona," was a visitor in Nogales Tuesday on business for the Southern Pacific railroad, of which he is the efficient freight and passenger agent, with head quarters at Tucson. MT. Barnes probably is the best known, best liked railroad man in Arizona, where his company does busi- ness. He is always where there is possible chaDce to secure business for the Espee, never overlooking an opportunity to do everything he can for friends