The border vidette., 1917-04-07

unanimously elected to succeed
 himself. Only sixteen votes
 were cast. The members of the
 school board are Dr. Chenoweth
 Mrs. H. M. Clagett and MT Wylie.
 John Yoas, who with his bro.
 ther Bird owns a fine bunch o1
 native cattle in the Santa Rita
 mountains, was a business visit
 or in the city couple of days
 this week, transacting private
 business. The Yoas boys re-
 gently sold bunch of steers to B. M. Tankersley, the El Paso
 cattle buyer, for May delivery.
 Yesterday James Bent, the
 mine superintendent, and a Mir.
 MuirS representing Los Angeles
 capitalists, departed for the All
 tar district, Sonora, to examine,
 and report on the San Manuel
 mines, which are located near the property owned by Harold
 Wheaton, of this city. Messrs. Bent and Muir will make the cross country trip by auto.
 J. J. Coleman, Los Angeles mining engineer, we'll known in local mining circles, after couple of days sojourn in Mo- gales, continued south on Thurs day mornings train, en route to Guaymas, from where he will go to the state of Sinaloa, on professional business. MT. Cole man is an old time friend of President Bracey Curtis of the First National Bank of Nogales.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE was in error recently when it sta ted that Mrs. Geo. B. Marsh, Santa Cruz county's able represent ative in the State Legislature, was the author of the Minimum Wage Bill," which fixed the guage for working woman at $1O | per week. The bill was in- troduced in the House by Mrs. | Pauline O'Neill of Maricopa to whom the credit is | tue.
 Herbert Chatham, one of Col ector of Customs Hardy's most | efficient young customs guards, who for some time past has been stationed at Naco, has returned % Nogales, his home, to again Uncle Sam ca the in- line. Herbert is a son of Judge and Mrs. J. J. of this city. Inspec- or Fred. Berry has been trans erred to Naco to fill Herbert's place.
 In the near future Nogales will be one of the best lighted ,ities in the state. At the re- ,ular meeting of the City Coun- ,il held last Monday night, the ollowing members were ap- committee to investi- ,ate the proposed lighting prop J. A. Harrison, J. w. Otto Herold, E. K. and Theron Richard on. It is estimated the cost will be about twenty thousand Iollars.
 Will experienced officers of he United States army drilling he Nogales Rifle club, under ommand of Colonel Sage of the ghting Twelfth Infantry, it 7ill be only very short time 7hen Nogales will have one of nest fighting organizations on he international border. Many 1emberS of the Club are expert ifemen with records as crack hots. Don't fail attend the Club ,eeting to night at the Santa. !ruz Club.
 Last Wednesday afternoon lore than a half hundred women f Nogales attended the meeting f the Red Cross Society held l the Santa Cruz Club, where everal hours were spent ln bandages and other ospital supplies for American oldiers. Many members of the led Cross, in Nogales, have cen busy for a month past mak- lg bandages, etc., and already
 large supply is on hand for SC when needed.
 Nogales boys who desire to nlist in the United States navy, ill be offered an opportunity to o so this month, from the 26th ) the 3Oth, during which time ! TrauSt, recruiting !. ficer for this district, will be l Nogales, with headquarters ! the postoffice. Postmaster
 | L T.