The border vidette., 1916-07-22

' enough government mule, from Uncle Sam. The animals had been condemned and were sold at public sale.
 c. R. Hart, the Hermosillo ore buyer. has this week been a Nogales visitor, being a guest at the Montezuma hotel. For a number of years MT. Hart was associated with A. l.. Lewis of this city.
 Jack Falls, alleged murderer of Tom Castleberry, of Patago- mia, confined in the county jail, on Wednesday morning attempt ed his own life, by cutting his throat with a piece of glass. Nothing serious. Falls will be tried for murder during the Oc- tober term of Superior Court.
 Miss Clara Mulholland, accom- plished niece of Mrs. Patrick Hannah, has accepted a position in w. G. Bowman'S office, Miss Mulholland and her brother, Joseph, arrived in the city last week from Los Angeles. Joe has also secured a position in the United States quartermast- er's department.
 Ben Evans, manager of the Montezuma hotel, accompanied by Mrs. Evans and Master Ben, after delightful visit to the coast, returned to Tucson last week, and will remain there dur ing the absence of MT. Jaeger, proprietor of the Santa Rita and the MOntezuma hotel, who has gone to the coast.
 R. Caleri and Sam Merchant, refugees from Sonora, who came by boat from Guaymas to San Diego, thence to Nogales over the Southern Pacific, have since been here awaiting deve- lopments in Mexico. MT. Caleri is mining man and Sam is a cowman. They expect to re- main here indefinitely.
 Manager Grace Henckle of the local Western Union Tele- graph Company, announces that until further notice the company will make telegraphic transfers of money to member of the Ma tional Guard, who have been vice at the Mexican border, at one-half the usual charges.
 Nogales EIks are arranging to royalty entertain their brother Elks who are here with the American troops. The Best People on Earth" never do things half, way and the enter tainment being planned in honor of the Bills" in the army, is go ing tc be the best ever. The time and place, will be announc- ed later.
 Corporal c. l.. Bunk and Priv ates Harry J. Fisk, David w. Lowe, John M. Harris, c. s. Binkerwiez, R. F. Rinker, Har- old Deemer and Andy Edison, ali of the California Artillery, who were struck by lightning, during last Thursdays storm, are reported as doing nicely, and all will recover. The injur- ed men are from Los Angeles.
 Stewart Began, Arivaca cat tleman, accompanied by Captain Sweeney of the 21st Infantry, U. $. A., and T. c. Cater, min ing man, motored up from Ari- vaca last Wednesday, returning Thursday MT. Began is a na- tive of Nogales. being d son of MT. and Mrs. John Began, formerly of this place, now of Tucson, where they have re- sided since leaving Nogales some years ago.
 General Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was a visitor in the city last Thursday on business connected with the turning over of the company's lines in Son. ora, next Monday, by General Gales of Sonora. A special train will leave for the south Monday morning with American officials and employees of the railroad company, who will return to Empalme and GuaymaS.
 The passing of w. E. Barnes, Southern Pacific tray ing freight and passenger agent, at the Southern Pacific hospital at San Francisco, last Sunday even ing, will be deeply regretted by
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