The border vidette., 1916-04-15

is here to attend the Cattle Growers convention. Said he could not stay away.
 Today at the Owl Drug Store, Home Cooked Food Sale is being held under the auspices Of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church.
 E. P Conway, representing Warren Brothers, street paving contractors, was a business visitor in Nogales the forepart He'll be on hand when contracts are let for paving our streets.
 J. N. Drummond, Jr, is. guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Los Angeles. The gentle man is an old friend of Elgin B. Holt, the mining man. Mir. Drummond will visit Sonora be- fore returning to Los Angeles.
 Chris Wilson, one of Santa Cruz county's best known citi- zens, was here Monday from Pa tagonia, where he owns valua ble mining properties. Chris also owns one of the biggest, best freight outfits in Southern Ariz- Ona.
 R. D. Lincoln, superintendent of right of ways. and M. B. Bates, traffic manager of the Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Co.,, are visitors in the city. A number of needed improvements in the local sys- tenn will at once be made.
 Yesterday E. B. Bethell, man- ager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia store, was a county seat visitor, from the second city in the county. MT. Bethell reports unusual mining activity in his section, one of the best in the United States.
 The grabbing of over half of Pima county for the Papago In dian reservation, as it affects cattlemen, will be one of the inn portant matters considered at the meeting of the Pima and Santa Cruz Counties Cattle Growers Association, held here today.
 Frank Krupp is back from Cananea, where he has been in the employ of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico. He reported the big copper camp quiet. Several days ago six labor agitators were taken out and shot for at tenn mpting to create trouble among the miners. : Mrs. P. J. Munch, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent, is here from Phoenix, enjoying a visit with her mother. MT. Munch has responsible position with the State Land Department, with which he has been connect i ed since the legislature adjourn ed.
 J. M. Ronstadt, vice president of the Pima and Santa Cruz Counties Cattle Growers Asso- citation, accompanied by Kirk Hart, came up from Tucson yes MonteZuma hotel. J. H. McVey of Arivaca, secretary of the new organization, also arrived yes terday.
 The Nogales High School building must be completed, re- gardless of cost. Let the school board lose no time in calling an election for bond issue in the sum of $25, 5,OOO, or more. Noga- les is entitled to a good high school and the taxpayers of school district No. 1 are willing to pay for it.
 w. G. Bowman has sold the Bowman Commercial Company to Albert Steinfeld Co.,, of Tue son. Consideration said to be in the neighborhood of $5O,OOO. The big deal was closed here last Saturday by Harold Steinfeld and l.. H. Hofmeister, assistant manager of the mammoth Tue son firm, at Nogales.
 w. B. Bower, owner of Los CocheS," one of the best little ranches in Santa Cruz county, was a county seat visitor several days this week, having been called to serve as member of the grand jury. Said the calf crop this spring is the best ever. His cattle range is in the Hua- chuca mountain foothills.