The border vidette., 1916-01-08

Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, has accepted a sponsible position with the R. J. Lester .; Co.,, of this city.
 Last Monday night Captain
 Beatty of the Immigration Ser vice rounded up three undesir- ables aod turned them over to Sheriff Mcknight. The women will be sent back to Mexico.
 Manuel Mascarenas, after en- toying several days in Nogales, a guest of his father Don Ma nuel MascarenaS, has returned to Los Angeles, where he and his family make their home.
 l.. w. Mayhood, of the South CT Pacific of Mexico, with head, ] quarters at Empalme, accom- panied by Mrs. Mayhood and the little one, returned to En- i palme, the forepart of the week.
 Howard Keener, expert lino- type operator on the Tucson l Star, was a business visitor in | the city a couple of days this week. Howard owns a splendid i homestead in the San Rafael valley.
 Miss Mary Duffy, daughter of l Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, after spending the holiday vaca- tion with her parents, has re- turned to Flagstaff, where she is attending the Northern State Normal.
 Mrs. Heady, wife of Tom Heady, manager of the San Ra- fael ranch, has returned from Kansas City, where she had been visiting relatives and friends. Tom came in to meet his wife.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of The Popular, is visiting eastern markets, for the purpose of pur- chasing summer goods for his big haberdashry on Morley ave nue. of which w. D. Hart is manager.
 The joint installation of Ma sons and Eastern. Stars at the Masonic hall, Thursday evening, WdS IdAo dHdlI- AIGOI OIO installation a royal feast was enjoyed by Masons and their families.
 This afternoon Collector Hardy, J. B. Wise and Harry Saxon, will leave for Prescott, to attend the Arizona Cattlemen's convention January 10th. Col lector Hardy will address the convention,
 Mrs. Bun ton, wife of John Burton, the popular Hermosillo physician, accompanied by the doctors mother, after spending several months in Los Angeles, | went; south yesterday, to their Hel mosilIo home.
 After more than two years so- journ in Nogales, Mrs. Dolores N. de ESpinosa. mother of Mrs. B D. Miller, departed yester day for her country home near Guaymas. She was accompani- ed by her son Fernando. 1
 Travelling in his private car "Sinaloa," l.. H. Long of the the Southern Pacific of Mexico, is making an inspection trip over his company's road as far south as San Bias. His car was attached to Wednesday morn ing's Guaymas train.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of l the Sonora News CQmpany's | Nogales and Sonora branches, is visiting the GuaymaS branch. | He went south Wednesday,, be- ing a member of a large party of | Americans, whose private car | was attached to the regular train.
 G. H. Mayer, general travel ing represen tative for the Stan dard Oil Company, went south Wednesday on a tour of Sonora and Sinaloa, in the interest of his company. After visiting Hermosillo, Minas Prietas, Gnaymas and Alamos, MT. May CT will go to Mazatlan.
 Harry J. Saxon has been ap- pointed live stock inspector fer this district. He entered upon his duties January first. MT. Saxon is an experienced cow man; he is thoroughly familiar with every section of the coun- try in his territory, and will make a first class inspector.