The border vidette., 1917-12-22

Rodriguez, is in Los Angeles,
 where Mir. Rodriguez has i'm
 portant private business.
 John E. Mcintyre, of the Air
 dome and Lyric theatres, accom- i panied by Mrs. Mcintyre and
 the children, returned home this
 week from an extended visit
 with rela in the east.
 AGENT WANTED. Respon- sible party to act as salesman at Nogales, for Chino Valley Oil & Mining Go. stock. Low cap
 itali2ation. The pioneer Chino
 Valiey.oil company. Good prop
 osition to right party. Address
 Box 48O Jerome. Arizona.
 Last Monday, in Los Angeles,
 Mrs. c. A. Hartman, who is
 pleasantly remembered in Noga-
 les where she and her hus band resided a number of years, pass ed away after lingering illpass. The bereaved husband has the sympathy of. his Santa Cruz county friends.
 Last Sunday Eileen Malony, lovely daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Malony, who enjoyed a couple of weeks in Nogales a guest of Mrs. James Breen, re turned to the Idaho mine in the Gro Blanco, where she is SO journing with her father, who is directing operations.
 Monday Superior Judge and Mrs: w. A. O'Connor, returned from Florence, where they had been to attend the funeral of His Honor's brother, Judge J. E. O'Connor, who died last week after lingering illness. The passing of Judge O'Connor is re- gretted by many citizens of Ari- zona.
 Judge A. S. Henderson. we'll known successful Patagonia mer- chant, was a business visitor at the county seat last Monday from the second best town in the country. Judge Henderson has great faith in the future of Pa ta agonia and surrounding coun- try, one of the coming great mining sections in Arizona.
 Manager Louis Loos of the Nogalcs Hard ware & Furniture Company is justly proud of the S splendid improvements being made on his big Morley avenue esta blishment. The work of add ing another story, etc. twas done under the personal supervision of H. B. Boswick, the well known architect and builder.
 On Thursday the Local Board for Santa Cruz county, sent no tices to the following persons, which must be executed and re termed to the Board within seven days from date: George Schrod- CT. John Koubek, Everett Earle Shelbamer. of Nogales; Manuel Vasquez of Patagonia, and Joe Thomas Martin, Empalme, Son.
 MT. w. H. Land, vice presi- dent and manager of The Noga- les National Bank, was a busi- ness visitor in Tucson couple of days this week. Soon:after the first of the year Mir. Land and family will remove to the ancient aud honorable pueblo, the gentleman having become in in big banking insti- tuition of that city.
 Don Eduardo Ruiz, a clever man we'll known in Sonora and Arizona, is in the city in the interest of La Gaceta de los Estados Unidos, a hand some Spanish paper published in Tucson by the Smith Printing Co. We join MT. Ruiz many in wishing him good luck. He deserves we'll at the hands of the Spanish speaking public.
 This week Herman J. Wendler, the we'll known mining engineer, who is we'll and favorably known in Arizona and Sonora, was a guest at the Bowman Hotel, be- ing accompanied by Judge H. D. of Charlestown, West The gentlemen were here on business connected with the International Mines Develop ment Co.,, the judge as counsel and MT. Wendler as consulting 
 Tuesday afternoon Collector of Customs c. l.. Hardy departed for Washington, having been