The border vidette., 1917-12-22

week, from COlter. He is the
 father of Hon. Fred Colter, Dem
 ocratic National Committeeman l from Arizona, who is candi-
 date for governor of Arizona.
 Last Monday evening at the 1 Catholic church in this city, Mr.
 Andres Chacon and Miss Maria
 Luisa Barnett, of Nogales, So
 nora, were married, Father Ma
 teo officiating. Mir. and Mrs.
 Chacon have host of friends
 who wish them much happiness.
 On the twenty sixth day of January, 1918, taxpayers of San
 ta Cruz county will hold an cleo
 tion for the purpose of deciding
 whether the county shall create which tc construct and improve our roads and bridges. The bonds will be issued immediate ly after the election and during the year 1918, provided a major ity of those voting, approve the proposition.
 Thursday Pete Hanson, who is associated with Dr. Hard tmayer and Henry Levin in a group of splendid mining properties in the Patagonia district, from which good pay-ore in being mined, was here on his way to the old Warsaw mine in the Gro Blanco district, where he went to examine some machinery with Ia view of purchasing same for installation on the property own ed by himself and associates.
 Lee Reagan, the mining man, who is operating a splendid sil- ver-copper property in the Hua- chuca mountains, near Uncle Tom Wills gold mines, was business visitor iE the city the forepart of the week, having come in to purchase mine and camp supplies. Says his prop erty is looking good, there being plenty of water, and every thing, including some mighty fine ore. We join Lees many friends in wishing him the very best of luck.
 Last Monday night at the St. Joseph's Hospital, Jake John son, many years a resident of Patagonia, and other mining dis trietS in Santa Cruz county, where he worked in the mines, passed away after a long illness. cause of his death The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from Macsh's Undertaking Par lors. interment being in the No gales cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. G. c. Golden of the Episcopal church.
 Lieutenant Emery l.. Chalfant, who for some time past has been engaged in the manufacture of American Consul John A. Nc Pherson, has accepted the re spousible position of Day Desk Officer, under Chief of Police c. L. Fowler. Lieutenant Chalfant makes good every time, and | Chief Fowler and Nogales are to 1 be congratulated. A host of | friends welcome him back to No 1 gales, where he resided many | years before going to Guaymas.
 N. Polyhrone, the we'll known, popular restaurant man, return ed the forepart of the week from | a visit to Mare Island and Camp | Kearney, California, where he l saw many Santa Cruz county boys, all of whom wished to be | remem bered to the folks at home. At the former place Nick | enjoyed a visit with Joe Handy | and Grover Marsteller, of the | U. s. navy. At Camp Kearney | he saw Color Sergeant Frank | Wilkey of the 143rd Field Ar tillery, and Privates Sullivan, Joffroy, and John Jund. All | were we'll and happy.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, of Tue son, one of Arizona's best known pioneer citizens, who at the re- cent city election in his home i town, Tucson, was re elected a ! member of the Common Council, spent couple of days in No gales this week on private busi ness. AL, as his friends love to | call him, has host of friends here and throughout the state, l who are always glad to here he | is "doing well," politically or otherwise. For many years he | was associated with the late |