The border vidette., 1916-09-02


 has returned from his summers vacation on the Pacific coast.
 George A. Lonsberry, the min ing engineer, is back from a visit to some mines in Santa Cruz county, on which he made report for eastern capitalists.
 John Douglas, the Patagonia bootlegger, who was arrested by Sheriff Mcknight and his de- puties last week, pied guilty in Judge O'Connor's court and was fined S2OO and ten days in the county jail.
 Miss Margarite Wise and her cousin, Miss Mary Sykes, return ed Thursday from delightful summers outing at Santa Mon ica, California, where they were chaperoned by Mrs. J. E. Wise, mother of Miss Wise.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in MOntezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Every thing neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Sunday H. J. Temple, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, returned from Tucson, and Monday continued on south to Empalme, his head quarters in Mexico. MT. Temple travelled in his private car Topic
 Colonel Robert Cunningham, agent of the United Sta tes Ora phite Company, is sojourning in Nogales, having pleasant apart mentS at the Brickwood Hotel. When in Sonora. Colonel Bob makes his headquarters at Tor res.
 Leslie Hardy, former assistant attorney general, now associate counsel in the office of Phelp- Dodge attorneys at BiSbee, was a visitor in Nogales last Sunday a few hours. at the home of his parents, Collector and Mrs. c. E. Hardy.
 WANTED: YOUNG MEN WITH NERVE. Good pay, short hours, for travel, advance ment; normal physique, good re- ferences required. Aviation Dept. THE O'CONNOR CORPOR- ALTON, 63O9 s. Eggleston, CHI- CAGO, ILL. adv.
 Frank N. Cox, the we'll known experienced mine contractor, who is now operating over in the Washington district, was visitor in the city several days this week meeting old-time all of whom join us in wishing Frank will make a for tune.
 Frank Powers, owner of the famous Worlds Fair silver bon anza at HarShaw, accompanied by Mrs. Powers, came down from the mines Monday. The World Fair has been bounteous with it's gifts to the Powers family, who for many years have been high and dry on Easy street.
 This week Mr. and Mrs. A. of this city, have been at MatanzaS, Cuba, enjoying the caves and other in- teresting sights. They are on their way to New York City, where MT. Carpena will pur- chase goods for his big haber- dashry on Morley avenue.
 Vic. Condron, field agent for the Standard Oil Co.,, who has been spending some time hece recently, left for Phoenix last Thursday morning, making the cross country trip by automo- bile. Mir. Condron has the con- tract for supplying the U. s. army stationed here with oil.
 Phil Baldwin, for long time with the local U. s. customs force, has been promot- ed to a position in the immigra- tion service, and Thursday de- parted for El Paso, to report for duty. Phil's many friends here join in wishing him all sorts of good luck, in his new position.
 According to an opinion just handed down by Attorney Gen. eral Wiley Jones, the Arizona militia boys now at the border and out of their own counties may vote at the coming fall cleo sions providing they carry out the requirements of the civil code relating to change of regiStra-