The border vidette., 1917-01-06

falls. All other bouts were z draw. The soldier boys arc i, arranging fol an other exhibi
 ton at the Lyric in the neal
 future.
 MT. and Mrs. John Glissa [
 and their daughter, Miss Ger
 trude, formerly of this city, now
 residents of Douglas, have re-
 turned home. They spent Christ
 mas and New Years here with
 relatives and friends Mrs
 Glissan is a daughter of Judge
 w. Gittins.
 L. B. Fleischer, of Tucson,
 where he represents big whole, sale house, was a business visit or in Nogales the forepart Of the week, in connection with the bonding of the mines owned by the Arizona European Mining Company, in which he is a big stockholder.
 The remains of A. Bachelier, a pioneer citizen of Nogales, who died suddenly in Los An geles last Wednesday,, from heart disease, will arrive on this morn ipg's train, for burial this after noon in the Nogales cemetery. The widow and orphs ns have the sympathy of the community.
 Miss Ethel Doherty, accom- plished daughter of Mrs. Sara Doherty, after enjoying the holi- days here with her mother and sisters, has returned to Los An geles, where she is teaching Miss Doherty is na- tive daughter of Nogales@ She has a host of friends and ac- in. this city.
 Yesterday Mrs. -Theodora Marsh. state representative elect, departed for Phoenix, to be -on hand next week when the legislature convenes. During her stay at the state capital, Mrs. Marsh will maintain an home. She has taken her handsome big car and her servants along, and invites her NogaIes friends to call.
 
 The funeral of the late Colonel William c. Land, of this city, many years a pioneer citizen of county, who passed away Decem Der 18th, was held last interment being in the Nogales cemetery. For many years Colonel Land was one of r, Hoef of the state. He was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He will be missed.
 James, B. Finley, assistant general superintendent of the Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme. after ] few days spent here on com oany business, returned south in his private car. "So- lora." During the absence of General Superintendent H. J. Tempe, in Los Angeles, where lis wife is seriously ill, Mir. Fin ey is performing the duties of lis chief.
 Last Tuesday the honorable board of supervisors met and organized by electing Supervis- >r- elect James A. Harrison, vice George H. Fled CT, whose term of office expired. Other members of the board are J. S. Gatlin, hold-over member, md George w. Parker. re elect I'd at the last election. Miss Laura Parsons, efficient clerk, will be continued by the newly board.
 The untimely passing of Mrs, Oolorez z. de Ortiz. beloved young wife of Eduardo E. Ortiz ,f the Sonora Bank & Trust Co.,, ast Thursday at the St. JoSeph'S hospital, from the effects of an operation. is deeply regretted by ! wide circle of friends here and n Sonora. The funeral was leld yesterday afternoon from he Sacred Heart church, and 1 vas attended by many friends md acquaintanceS.
 The carnival given last night l tt the Santa Cruz Club, under 1 he auspices of the Alabama ,uardsmen, was a most enjoyable l lffair for which those having charge deserve great praise. The crowning of Miss Georgia ritcomb, the lovely daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Titcomb, as Oueen of the Carnival. was wit.