The border vidette., 1916-11-11

after spending several days in
 the city, during which time he
 voted, has returned to Empalme.
 Timothy Healey, the mining engineer, has received inStruc- | tiOnS from his associates in the
 east to commense active opera tions on the mining properties
 situated in Sonora in which they 1 are interested.
 Miss Mary, the lovely daugh- ! ter of Judge Frank J. Duffy, ! who has for some time past been attending the Northern Arizona State Normal, is recovering from her recent illness, to the delight of her host of friends in No gales.
 Harry Barnett, the Patagonia mining man, returned the fore part of the week from a three weeks hunting trip with his friend A. B. Richmond, the Tue son mining engineer, who reSid- ed in Santa Cruz county num- Der of years.
 Joe Collie, candidate on the Repu blican ticket for the office of State Representative who with his brother has a lease on Santa Cruz county mining property situated in the Pata goniaS, has returned to camp. Joe made a good ran.
 Wednesday there arrived at the home of w H. Land, vice president of the Santa Cruz Val ley Bank & Trust Company, a cute girl baby. Mother and lit tie one doing nicely and Papa Land is about the happiest bauk- CT on tbe International border.
 Justice of the Peace Watt Git tins of Nogales, Republican, was re- elected last Tuesday, by @ handsome majority. He de- feated a mighty good man, MT. J. N. Wilkey. Charley Lopez, the unbeatable Democratic can didate for constable, was an easy winner.
 According to the latest reports from the state capital. the race between Gov. Hunt and Tom Campbell, for governor of Ariz- ona, it will probably require the official count to declare the win ner. Also looks like Judge Ross has been defeated by Baughn, Repu blican.
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley, superin- tendent of the State Insane asy- lum, accompanied by Pete Munch of the State Land Department, and J. J. Lowe, motored down from Phoenix, to vote at the election. Dr.. Kingsley was at the wheel of his big seven-pas Senger car.
 The Catholic Fair last week, at the Auditorium, was a great success, thanks to the untiring efforts of the good ladies of the Catholic church. Another fair is being arranged for by the management of the Auditorium, for the benefit of the NogaieS Fire Department.
 Madam. Sherry" as repre- sented by Raymond Teals Duck lings, at the Lyric Tuesday'night and Wednesday night, was one of the best musical comedies seen here in a long time. The big song show is composed of one of the most clever bunch of musical artists on the road.
 B. P. Olbert, new manager of the hardware and implement de partments at the George B. Marsh Company's mammoth es- and w. c. Page, manager of the furniture and china departments. can't be beat in their several lines. Both have had experience in their business.
 As a result of the recent raids made by County Attorney Noon and the sheriff's office, two lady boot leggers are now serving sentences in the county jail. One was given three hundred dollars aud ninety days, and one sentenced to pay three hun dred dollars and serve six months in jail.
 Mir. Al. G. Barnes, owner of the famous Barnes Circus, de- sires every school child in No gales to visit the animal tent and various other parts of the cir cuS He wishes tO annnnnca