The border vidette., 1916-06-17

 weth returned from Los An geles. where he had been on private business.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Alvan c. Gillem, nee Miss Virginia Har- rison, returned yesterday from their honey moon trip.
 Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, was here the forepart of the week, on court business con nected with the Baca Float tax suit. He expressed himself as delighted with our cool nights. General Jones is a candidate for re- election.
 John and Harry Henderson arrived from Pasadena last We'd nesday 'on their way to their great copper mines at Caborca, Sonora, from which they will at once resume the shipment of igh-grade ore. Santa Ana is their shipping point.
 V. c. Condron, agent for the Standard Oil Company, with headqarters at Phoenix, has been in the city several days on company business. Mir. Condron travels in a Ford, in which he has made many thosuand miles during the past few years.
 Tracey Bird, business man. ager of the Oasis, last Tuesday night joined the Elks. He and a party of friends motored cross country to Tucson, the home of most of the local members of the Best People on Earth. c. V. Fowler chaperoned the Bills"
 Thursday in Judge O'Connor's court, judgment in the sum of S15O,OOO, was rendered in the case of P. Pastine & Co.,, of New York, against James & Co.,, of Hermosillo. Failure to fulfill contract to furnish garbanzo to the New York company was the cause of the suit.
 N. B. Mercer, Bob Howell and Tracey Bird. who last Tuesday night joined the Tucson ElkS, say they got the worth of their money. Charley Fowler, A. D. H. Barr and John Jund motored over to the old town to see the fun, and incidentally help the Bills celebrate Flag Day.
 J. Wells Smith, manager of the Havalena' Mining Co.,, was business visitor in the city Tues day of this week, from the new Oatman mining district in Mo have county, where he and his associates have valuable gold mining property. He said he was anxious to resume active operations on the Havalena prop critics in this county owned by his company. --."
 M. L.. Pool, a pioneer citizen of Arizona, passed away last Monday night at the Pool re- sidence in this city, after long illness, from tuberculosis. The funeral was held Wednesday af- ternoon, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. The entire community joins in expressing sympathy for the sorro wing widow and children, who have lost a kind and loving husband and father.
 To Colonel Sage, commander of the American forces stationed at this place, the thanks of every patriotic citizen in Nogales, are due, for the splendid manner in which he at all times lends his aid to any proposition under taken, for the good of our town and our country. Since coming to Nogales, both Col. Sage and his estimable wife, have made a host of friends, who hold them in the highest possible esteem.
 Hon. Frank J. Barry deliver ed the Flag Day oration at Tucson Wednesday evening. Tbe celebration was held under the auspices of The Elks, of Tucson. A number of local Elks motored to Tucson to hear him. The address delivered Flag Day, in front of the Santa Cruz Club, to several thousand pa- triotic citizens of Nogales, was one of the best ever heard in this city. The gifted orator was at hls best. He received we'll