The border vidette., 1917-11-24

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 Fair at Phoenix, reports having had a fine cross country trip. Says the fair was the best ever, and he's going next year. George B. Mason, Collector Hardy's efficient chief deputy, after spending the week at Tue son on official business before the federal court. has returned and Is again at his desk in the United States customs house.
 Tom Gardner of Patagonia, who has been operating mining property in the Dnquesne dis trlct owned by the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, was business visitor at the county seat couple of days this week.
 Jess and Albert Gatliu, we'll known, successful cowmen, mo- tOred in from their ranch last Monday, and spent the day here transacting private business. The boys recently sold a bunch of native cattle, and are now on Easy street.
 On Wednesday Sheriff Earhart took Justice of the Peace Tom Dillon of Ruby, to the insane asylum at Phoenix, where he was committed after having been declared insane by County Physician w. F. Chenoweth. The unfortunate man has been sick a long time
 Joffi oy, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Adolfo Dominguez, bitten last Tuesday by a dog, under the treatment of Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, is doing nicely, and no serious results are an- ticipated. The dog was imme- diately shot by Officer Jake, one of'Chief Fowler's best assistants.
 Assistant State Deputy Refs of the Lodge of Moose, is mak- ing splendid progress in getting charter members for a Moose Lodge soon to be organized in NogaleS. Already about sixty citizens of this place have sign ed the roll, and just as soon as the charter arrives, the lodge will be organized.
 Last Sunday John Brunton, the mining engineer, visited the Harshaw mining district and in- spected some prospects situated near the famous Worlds Fair mine, owned by Mir. Frank Powers. Brunton is now mak- ing his headquarters in Nogales. He is first class, reliable min ing engineer of many years ex- perience.
 Louis Chernis, for 8 long time connected with the Ell Paso Store, Sam Leeker's mammoth emporium on Morley avenue, who is now engaged in business in Fl Paro. was a visitor here this week d couple ot days, talk ing Louis" hats to local mer- chants. Louis and his interest ing family, have many friends in NogaleS.
 This week Kempton 6 O'Neill, the local ore buyers and assay CTS, purchased a nice bunch of high grade ore from Fred. Will Hams, the San Xavier mining man, who shipped the ore from his mines adjoining the famous Laughlin properties at San Xa- vier, from which fortunes are being made by w. c. Laughlin and his associates.
 This week J. M Marlow, of Wilcox, Arizona, where he re presents the Standard Oil Co.,, was a visitor in Nogales, having motored over for a few days visit with friends. He was ac- companied by his wife Before going to Wilcox MT. and Mrs. Marlow resided in Nogales, where MT. Marlow> represented the big oil company.
 General Alvaro Obregon, ex- Mexican minister of war, after an extended visit in the United States, where he was shown many courtesies by our govern ment, returned to his home in Nogales. Sonora, last Thursday, greatly benefited in health, and says he's feeling fine. On his trip, the general also visited Cuba on business and pleasure.
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