The border vidette., 1917-03-31


 in Montezuma building, guaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him a trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair
 Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Monday morning the 35th h.
 fantry Regiment, Colonel James
 H. Frier, commanding, arrived from Douglas, and for the pres ent will be. encamped on the site formerly occupied by the Alabama brigade. It is also stated that the Fourteenth Re- giment, now stationed at Yuma,
 will arrive here next week. Monday night a hundred recruits from New York arrived for the Thirty Fifth. With the fighting 12th Infantry, Battery D." of the Sixth Artillery, and two troops of the 10th Cavalry sta toned here, Nogales will become one of the most important posts On the border.
 Henry Pyeatt, whose delight ful country home is located high in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains, where there is an abundance of all sorts of big game, including deer and bear, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week The Pyeatt home is sit uated on the bank of beautiful lake which is always we'll stock ed with fish. Surrounding the lakesare immense shade trees and the famous Pyeatt orchard, where are raised the finest apples and peaches in all Ariz- ora. The Pyeatt Place is worth going miles to see, especially if the owner is your friend.
 Frank Wiener, one of the directors and owners of the straight air brake, in which Ben Evans, Dave Schetter, Harry Hines and other Nogales busi- ness men are financially interest ed, is back from Washington, D. O., where he had been in the interest of his company. He reports having had very suc- cessful trip and secured for his company, everything he went after, at the U. S. patent office. Arrangements have been made to manufacture the new valves, which when placed on the mark ct, will make all those interested big money. The patent is said to be worth untold millions, and is in the hands of men who deserve success.
 Last week in the Graham Su- perior Court, at Stafford, where Judge O'Connor presided in place of Judge McAlister, who was disqualified in the cases, Judge O'Connor sentenced three men and one woman found guilty of bootlegging, each two years and $500 fine. His Honor parol- ed the woman offender, during good behavior. and stated that it would be within the discretion of the presiding judge to parole others, after serving such part of their sentences as would be advisable, and in case of any further violation of the law, they could then be returned to jail without the expense of trial at any time before the final of the sentence.
 At the special meeting of the Board of Supervisors, last Tues day, the honorable body decided to abandon the proposition to build a road through Hellegate Canyon, and instead the old road to Ruby postoffice will be It is believed the work can be completed in about two months, at a cost of . about $17,OOO, which is now available. The following comm ittee from the Chamber of Con- merce, met with the Board of Supervisors, to discuss the pro- posed new road: Col. AT. Bird, J. E. Wise, E. E. Noon, A. S. Noon, Manuel Escalada and Secretary J. B. Bristol. Messrs. B. l.. Wrampelhimer and K. S. of the Montana Min ing Company, also were present. Bids will be opened April 23rd.
 At a recent meeting of direct DTS of the Arizona European Company, held in this city, w. J. Simpson, of Fresno, was elected a mem- per of tho board of directors, Uhich iS now cOmDOSod Of Wm