The border vidette., 1916-03-04
Attorney General Wiley Jones

is one of fifteen attorneys gen. eral who filed with the national supreme court at Washington a joint argument in support of the constitutiOnality of the West Virginia law prohibiting the re- ceipt and possession of intoxlcat- ing liquors for personal use and of the Webb-Kenyon act pro- hibiting the shipment of liquors for personal use and of the Webb Kenyon act prohibiting the shipment of liquors into states in violation of state laws.
 Monday night a meeting of local Republicans was held at the residence of C.. V. Fowler on north Grand avenue. The at- tendance was large and every body reports having had fine time, as they always do, at MT. Fowler's home. After the meet ing had been called to order by H. Gordon Glore, chairman of the Republican Central Commit tee, a Republican Club was or ganized, of which Frank J. Bar ry is chairman, N. B. Mercer, secretary, and c. P. Clarke, treasurer.
 Robert Mitchell, manager of La Cobriza Mining Company, last Tuesday returned from a visit to the big copper camp, near Noria. He reported the smelter busy night and day turning out matte, and everything running in satisfactory manner. Bob Mitchell is one of the best and Squarest Smelter men in the coun- try. He made good at Jerome and Cananea; now he is making good at La Cobriza. At the pre- sent high price of copper, La Co., briza stockholders will rejoice to learn that their shelter is pro- ducing red metal.
 Now that the Board of Control has approved the loan to Santa Cruz County of SIP, 500, the work on the proposed bridge across the Santa Cruz river, near Nogales, should commence. The last legislature granted an of SIP, 300 for a bridge over the Santa Cruz river, on condition that the county de- posted like amount with the State Treasurer. Santa Cruz county applied for permission to borrow it's share from the state, and the request was granted. During State Engineer Cobb's recent visit here, he stated that work on the bridge would be commenced shortly"
 The death of Julius Kunde, in this city last Wednesday even ing, from Bright's disease, re. moved another we'll known pioneer of Santa Cruz county, where deceased resided thicty- eight years. Six children, all of whom were with their father when the end came, are left to mourn his death. They are Vicent, Eugene, Mrs. Clyde McPherson, Julia and The funeral was held Thursday a ernoon from Marsh's Undertaking Parlors. interment being in the Nogales cemetery. Rev. Mobley of the church preached the 
 Wednesday J. R. Halstead, of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Com pany, returned from a business visit to the coast. Recently MT. company entered the Cornelia copper camp in the Ajo district, for the purpose of establishing a branch. Un- a able to secure a suitable location for their business, the company the most desirable To- cation for a town site in the dis trict, and "got busy" Work on the new town site was carried on during one night, the en- gineers using lanterns, and be- fore six o'clock the following evening New Cornelia was a reality and about fifty lots had been sold and ground broken for a branch of the Valley Bank of Phoenix, and other subtantial buildings. When the J. D. Hal stead Lumber Company goes after a thing, they always getit.