The border vidette., 1916-06-03

N. w. Bernard, the Arivaca live stock grower, was a busi- ness visitor in Nogales on Tues day, having como up in his niver, which he says can't be beat when it comes getting just where one wants to go, when one wants to get there.'
 Vic Wager, Charley Hardy, A. w. Lohn and Charley Fowler, report having had a glorious time out in the country Memorial Day. They returned to Nogales Wednesday forenoon. The boys say they were royalty treated. All are anxious to go again.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank Of No gales, now in the far east on a combined business and pleasure visit, will be in Chicago next week when the great Republican National convention convenes. MT. Curtis is an alternate dele gate from Santa Cruz county.
 Monday Superintendent Chas. Bankard of the Duquesne Min ing & Reduction Company, was a visitor at the county seat, be ing accompanied by Mrs. Ban kerd and the children. The Bankerd home out on the banks of the Santa Cruz, Is one the most attractive in the county.
 Mrs, George Donald, accom- panied by her accomplished daughter, Miss Dora, has return ed home from Chicago, where the ladies have been spending several months. Mrs. Donald is an old time resident of NOgaleS. She is the mother of Mrs. E. K. Cumming, Miss Dora, Fred. and Harry Hannah.
 Ed Mainline, a sure enough carpenter. who has for many years made his home at Patago- mia. while working for mining companies near that place, was a county seat visitor last Wed neSday. Ed. is loyal to his home town; says before many years it will be one of the biggest, best mining camps in the state.
 August Yarick, of Patagonia, who with his associates, Neil and John Mcdonald, of liar shaw, a few months ago, dispos- ed of group of mining claims situated in the Santa Rita noun tains, a short distance from Pa tagonia, was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday,, on a shopping expedition. Gus recently visit ed his niece in Texas. Said he had fine visit.
 Monday Attorney Frank J. Barry, Court Reporter Robert B. Lee, J. J. Rafael, and three other members of the local Knights of Columbus, returned from Bisbee, where they had been on lodge business, over Sunday. The cross country trip was made in Harry Haythorne- whites big seven passenger car, without mishap. All report having had a good trip to Ari- zona's greatest mining camp.
 Lovely young ladies were busy Memorial Day tagging every body in sight, with Arizona bat tieship tags. The money receiv- ed will be donated to the 5000 fund to pay for the silver ser vice to be presented to the bat tleship Arizona by the people of the state. The sum realized from the sale of tags in the different towns throughout the state on Tag Day, has not been learned. Tags sold in Nogales brought as much as ten dollars.
 In this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE appears the announce ment of Judge Frank J. Duffy of Nogales, for nomination for Judge Of the Supreme Court, subject to the Democratic prim- aries to be held September 12th, 1916. Square Deal Duffy" is we'll known in every county in the state as consistent Demo crat, a high class lawyer, and a man who, if nominated and elect ed, would make a fair and inn partial Judge of the Supreme Court.
 The quickneSs with which Colonel Sage, commander of the American army now stationed in Nogales, to guard American life and property against possible