The border vidette., 1916-02-26

QldaGe TOT ScnOOl trustee. Eloc-
 tion March 31st.
 Mr. Max Muller, founder of
 Banco de Sonora, and manager
 of the Sonora Bank & Trust Co.,,
 of this city, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, and is being given a warm welcome by a host of friends and acquaintances, all of whom are glad to see him.
 Mr. Muller looks the picture of
 health.
 The many friends of Mrs. Grace Thomas. deputy county
 recorder. will be pleased to learn that she is getting along nicely.
 During the lady's illness, her little daughter is welcome guest at the home of Attorney and Mrs E. R. Pnrdum. Mr. Thomas and a. trained nurse are attending Mrs. Thomas. %
 The High School building must be completed and furnish ed at any cost. Let there be no
 splitting of hair" If the School Trustees and the advisory com mittee decide that S25, ,OOO is the sum required to give Nogales, the best town in ArizOua, the best high school in the state, every taxpayer in school district No. l. should vote Yes"
 Jefferson Davis Rountree, the successful we'll digger, was here Washington's Birthday, from the San Rafael valley, where he brought in a pay well for H. T. Wilson, last week. If you want water and man who will give you square deal, see Jeff Roun- tree, or ask Sam Pressler, for whom Jeff recently completed well. in the San Rafael valley.
 J. A. Legarra, manager of The Red House, has returned from months visit to New York and Philadelphia, where he had been to purchase spring and summer goods, for Don Ramon Vasquez' mammoth esta blish- ment on Morley avenue. Joa- quin reports having had very successful and pleasant visit to little old New York and the Quaker City.
 Tuesday night County Treas urer R. R. Earhart and party returned from a pleasure visit to Bisbee, making the trip by auto. Mr. Earhart was at the wheel. He said the Bisbee Elks are already making arrange ments for the big convention of Arizona Elks to be held there in April. A great time is promised members of the antlered herd l and their friends.
 The military tournment given l by the United States troops sta tioned here, in honor of Wash ington's birthday, will long be | pleasantly remembered by all l who enjoyed the afternoon at | Camp Little. Great praise is due both officers and men for the | splendid program successfully | carried out. Thanks are also due those who so literally don- ated to the Military Tournament | Fund.
 Wednesday morning a jolly party of young men returned from Tucson where they had been on pleasure bent The run home was made in three hours and a half, with Marcos Proto at the wheel of his big R. Peterson and Alex. Carpena, two members of the party, report having had a great time. Dominguez and the | rest, refuse to talk for publica- tion.
 When it is known that during | the past six days one hundred | and fifty-one carloads of freight | have been received at the Espee local freight depot, some idea | of the enourmous business being done by the big company may be had. Agent Spriggs and his eff ficient force is kept busy night and day receiving and distribut- ing local freight and freight con- signed to points in Sonora and on the West Coast.
 Captain A. w. StClair, now operating in the Gro Blanco dis trict, has been a visitor in the city several days this week, from the White gold district" At |. this time, the captain says there is unusual activity ~overt:: Gro Blanco way, and big things are.