The border vidette., 1916-11-18

Qo pa rC0O TOT uCSOIs olOOC, ohO other towns in Arizona, on busI- ness for his big firm. Before leaving, Mir. Zellner collected nice bunch of real money, won on President Wilson.
 After two days legal fight in the Superior Court, last Wed nesday Judge O'Connor decided the Bowman Butler law suit in favor of W. G. Bowman. Barry & Barry represented MT. Bow man, and Duffy & Purdum re- presented Mir. Butler.
 H. J. Temple, popular general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned to Empalme, after enjoying d visit in Los Angeles with his family. Vice President Long on tour of inspection.
 This week Professor Madden and the Misses Mildred Fowler, Dorothy Leach, Olive and Edith Doherty, Maud McPherson, Gla- dys Glissan, Lois Hendricks and Mrs Hunt, have been visit ing at Phoenix where they went to attend the Teachers Institute, and the state fair.
 Vic. Condron,. popular field man for the Standard Oil Com pany, who now makes his head quarters in Phoenix, has been here a couple of days this week. in the interest of his company. which does an enormous bus = ness in NogaleS. J. M. Marlow is local agent for the $. o. C.
 Wednesday Judge O'CoDnor did a mighty kind act when he permitted Mrs Coopman, sen fenced to serve three months in the county jail, for boot logging, to go free, on account of her sick husband and little child. Dollars to doughnut, Mrs. Coop man shoots square in the future.
 Captain Charles E. Hardy, Un- cle Sam's efficient, accom- mmodat- 1 ing collector of customs for the district of Arizona. has gone to New York to attend the annual meeting of collectors. During Collector Hardy's absence from his district, George Mason, his [ chief deputy, will be in charge.
 Mrs. Mary Christ, mother of Mrs. B. Titcomb, is visiting in the city, a guest at the beau tifuI Titcomb home on Mob Hill. Mrs. Christ resides at Winslow, Arizona. She has a wide circle of friends in Nogales, where she made her home many years be- | fore going to northern Arizona. Commencing next Tuesday, November 2st, asfund benfit will be given at the Auditorium un- der the auspices of the Nogales Volunteer Fire Department. Among the many attractions during the fund benefit, will be famous fire, snow and confetti | dances. Price of admission, ten cents; ladies free.
 l.. B. Fleischer, formerly of this city, now travelling for big Tucson wholesale house, was a busy man in Nogales the fore part of the week. MT. Fleischer is one of the owners of the Ari- zona European copper mines situated just south of the famous Three R mines in the Patagonia tainS, this county.
 Frank Davis, the California miDing engineer, who for some time past has been down in the Alamos mining district, arrived from the south the forepart of the week, and has since been transacting mining business here. Says he and his asso ciates have wonderful copper property. Here's hoping, Frank.
 The war department has order l ed the recall of the following guard regiments from along the Mexican border: First South Carolina, Seventh New York, Third Indiana, ,one from Wiscon
 sin and one from Minnesota. The troops statloned at Nogales and vicinity, are not included in
 the recall orders issued yester
 day.
 In a few days Henry Cohn
 the hotel man, will depart fol
 Culiacan, Sinaloa, where he owns
 a valuable hotel. Henry is also
 interested in the Cohn Hotel al
 HermOSillO. where he and his