The border vidette., 1916-05-27


 diamond, the Cavalry boys will
 cross bats with the lads of the
 12th Infantry. Tomorrow after
 noon the Artillery will play the
 Nogales nine. Both games will
 be worth the money, twenty five cents. Fast ball is promised, lovers of the national game.
 R. Zellner, Jr., president and owner of the Zellner Piano Com pany, of los Angeles, arrived Thursday from the city of an gels, and has since been busy delivering the splendid instru- ments sold during his last visit, and signing contracts for other pianos, for immediate delivery. Every piano sold by Mr. Zellner has one of his verbal and written guarantees.
 Adolfo de la Huerta, civil gov ernor of Sonora, emphaticallY denies, in a telegram to Mexican Consul Delgado, the report that there is any trouble between hlm and General Gales, military governor of the state. Cover nor de la Huerta said: We have never, as at this moment, been more united by cordial relations, and are working together for the benefit of the state''
 The Baca Float settlers down Calabasas way, last week held meeting and decided to employ two Nogales lawers to look after their interests. It is said the attorneys will receive so much cash per month, and ten per cent when they settle the case in favor of their clients. Thos. Casanega, one of the oldest set tiers on the Float, is one of the leaders on the side of the set tiers. who are fighting for their homes.
 Hon. D. G. Chalmers, the Sage of Lochiel," was in the shaking hands with old friends and acquaintanceS. Many years ago MT. Chalmers was connect ed with the U. s. customs ser vice, being stationed at Nogales. He served a number of terms in the territorial legislature, and is one of the original true blue De- mocrats of this section of the country. The Chalmers Place over on the international line, is famous for it's old time southern hospitality.
 Today E. B. Spriggs, efficient, at all times accommodating agent at this place for the Southern Pacific will go to California for a couple months vacation. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Spriggs. During MT. Spriggs' his important respon- sible position, will be filled by MT. J. l.. Pope, who several years ago was stationed here as agent for the big railroad com pany, with which he has been connected many years. We wish MT. and Mrs. Spriggs a good trip, and welcome MT. Pope and his stimable wife back to No gales.
 In Looking Backward 24 years in Tombstone, the Pros pector of May 24, 1916, says: Jim Chatham, of the Nogales Herald announces that he has taken sole charge of that paper, which has been running under the name of Meek and Chatham. "' Under the heading What hap pened in Phoenix 24 Years Ago Today" last Wednesdays Ariz ona Gazette. says: "A gay theatre party had arrived from Tempe, including Emory Miller, editor pro tem of the Tempe News; Miss Anna Price, l.. L.. Miss Nellie McNeill, A. J. Peters and Miss Jordan.
 The bones of an aged man, to be a poor old Mex can, found by number of No gales mining men in lonely spot out near the Maloney mine, the Gro Blanco district, who l their grewsome find to Sheriff Mcknight, were buried | oy the sheriff last Tuesday, where the old man is believed to nave died alone several months igo. The cause of the passing of the dead man, may never be The grave on the noun 5ain side, near the international inc, was clearly marked by