The border vidette., 1917-03-17

man, Grand Ave-, Nogales. adv
 Among the well known citi
 zens of the county summoned as jurymen on the extra venire, by
 Judge McAllister, were Messrs.
 Mark Manning. Woodward, Car
 yer, White. Passow and Bryant,
 from the Sonoita district; Messrs.
 Will Collie, Will Roath, Hansen,
 and Fling, from Elgin; Messrs.
 A. c. and F. E. Dalton,- Elmer
 King, Shock, Adams and Me
 Donald from Rain Valley, and
 Messrs. Titus, Frazier and
 Yeary from the Vaughn district.
 Captain Louis Soleliac, of the
 Albin hotel, headquarters in Guaymas for foreigners who visit the bay city, has been a business
 viSltor in NOgaleS several days this week. He is very enthusias
 tic over Guaymas' climate and says he and his associates
 Messrs. Hughes and Willoughby, sure picked a winner when they leased the big hotel, which is do ing a splendid business. Captain Soleliac says the climate and people of Guaymas can't be beat in the world.
 Sheriff .Earhart and number of his deputies, last Saturday afternoon, 1nearthed big lot of whiskey which had been buried in the sand out on the river, be- tween the Tucson and Patagonia roads. The liquor which has not been claimed, is said to be worth about $2,OOO, at the prevailing market price. Sheriff Earhaft says he knows of another con signment of fire water" consist ing of fifty seven cases, which he will dig up and bring to town, just as soon as he finds the time. Some booze.
 Sheriff Earhart was not Host, strayed or stolen," in the wilds of the Elgin- Sonoita country last Wednesday, when out round ing up jurymen to sit on the bootleg cases. Tire trouble caused him to do everything but walk, hence the delay in getting back to the court house on time. Sheriff Earhart is too well acquainted in Santa Cruz county to get lost; says he's not afraid of straying, neither is he afraid of being stolen. He brought back with him, Wednes day evening, a bunch of dry farm jurymen.
 Last Tuesday night the post office at Amadoville was robbed of about two hundred aud fifty dollars worth of stamps. The safe in which the stamps were kept, was carried into a corral, where it was broken open and the stamps stolen. Three Am ericans seen hanging around Amadoville, are suspected. They have not as yet been apprehend ed. The sheriff's office is on the job. The postoffice was in the store of Shanafelt & Bailey. Worth Shanafelt notified the office of the robbery, last Wednesday.
 - Last Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Benj. Jones on Terrace avenue, the Woman's Home Mission Society, held their regular monthly meeting, at which the following we'll known members were present: Mrs. Louis Hudgin, Mrs. T. c. Skin- ner, Mrs. Thacker, Mrs. w. H. Smith, Mrs. S. F. Noon, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. J. B. Bris- tol, Mrs. J. J. Chatham, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. A. ". Whit i field, Mrs E. R. Purdum, Mrs. Hugo Miller, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Kigore, Miss O'Daily, Mrs. B. H. Mobley and Mrs. Benj. | Jones.
 The following is the jury in the bootlegging case of the State of Arizona vs. G. E. Smith, of Nogales, which after being | out all night Thursday, brought | in a verdict of guilty: John Jund, Nogales; M. l.. Kay ser, mining man, .Nogales; H. 1 Mullins, engineer, Nogales; J. w. Mcdonald, cattleman, Vaughn district; M Middleton, assayer, Nogales; J. P. Holmes, nan, Patagonia; George | White. farmer, Sunoita; w. J. Fling, farmer, Elgin, F. E. Dal- ton, farmer, Elgin; Elmer King, farmer. Elgin. A. c. Dalton, | farmer, Elgin; P. Woodward, |