The border vidette., 1917-01-13

AD GuS SpecIdl heelInS or Ch(
 Board of Supervisors, last Wed
 nesday, the trial and grand
 jurors were drawn for the Jan
 uary term of court.
 Collector of U. s. Customs C.
 B. Hardy returned the forepart
 of the week from a visit to the
 sub ports of Naco and Douglas
 He found Uncle Sans business
 running smoothly in the dis
 tricts visited.
 Harry Hatfield, well known
 mine promoto~, after an absence of more than a year from No gales, is guest at the Nation al hotel. He recently return 1 ed from an extended trip ln the east on private business.
 Dan Matthews, well known l Santa Cruz county live stock raiser, was visitor at the coun- ty seat last Thursday, having business with Duffy 6 Purdum, i the lawyers. Dan owns a bunch of sure enough race horses.
 i B. P. Olbert, manager of Geo. B. Marsh hard ware and imple- meLt apartments returned We'd nesday from Ell Paso, where he had been called by the sudden death of his father, Mir. Frank D. Olbert, from pheumonia. Mrs. John Higgin botham. afe ter spending few days here and in Tucson, has returned to Carbo, Sonora. The Laird of Carbo is expected in Nogales in a few days, with a shipment of high-grade ore, from his mines.
 S. M. Franklin, ore of Ariz- ona's best known, successful attorneys at law, has been here few days on business connect ed with the sale of the HaVa- lena Mining Company's prop erty, by Receiver J. A. Harri- SOD.
 Yesterday president William Sproule of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, with head quarters in San Francisco, ac- companied by Superintendent J. M. Fitzgerald of Tucson, paid Nogales @ visit on an in SpectlOn trip.
 Victor Condron, representing the Standard Oil Company, with headquarters at Phoenix, after transacting important business here for his company, left yes terday for Columbus, New Mex ico. He may visit Pershing's army. in Mexico before return ing to Phoenix.
 More land contests have been filedoiin the United State land office during the last ten days than during like period for four years. They are being care fully slowed away, awaiting the appointment of new regis ter, when they will be taken up and considered.
 After enjoying couple of weeks here with his parents, Jack Faust has returned to Los Angeles to resume his studies at a law school. Jack is mighty bright young man, He is a son of F. A. Faust, superintendent of the Nogales Electric Light, 1 Ice & Water Company.
 Preliminary arrangements are being made by the city author ities to pave the streets of No gales. City Engineer H. Gordon Glore has been instructed to make estimates for the extension of the water mains, sewerage pipes, etc., as soon as possible so that a bond issue election can be called.
 Last Sunday Miss Hortense Van Mourick and Miss Dorothy Titcomb departed for Los An geles, where they are attending school. The young ladies spent their holiday vacation here with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Ed. Titcomb on Mob Hill, and MT. Mrs. F'erd Van Mourick, on and Marsh's Heights.
 Amos J. Yaeger, the Alamos mining man, was a stop-over visitor a couple of days this week, on his way from Los An geles to Alamos. Besides the mines near Alamos, MT. Yaeger is interested in lands in the Yaqui Valley, his associates being Harry Cranz of New York City, and Bracey Curtis of No