The border vidette., 1917-08-04

geles, where he recently took a series of post graduate. lectures in dentistry. The doctors offices are up stairs, over Doc Barr'S store on Arroyo Boulevard.
 This week Wirt G. Bowman disposed of his interest in the
 West Coast Bonded Warehouse, to Mir. Gidden, the New York garbanzo buyer, who now makes his headquarters in Nogales. 1 Consideration better than ten thousand dollars.
 Hugh Morrison, brother Of Bob and Joe Morrison, of Pres cott, was a business visitor in the. city from Duquesne, where he holds an important position with the Duquesne Mining and 1 Reduction Company. Hugh is an expert bookkeeper and ac- countant.
 Manuel Mascareflas, Jr, many years a resident of NogaIes, who for the past two years has been connected with the Narragansett Mining Company, the splendid properties of which are near Tucson, was visit in the city last Sunday, guest of his brother, Guillermo.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of The Popular haberdashry, is back from pleasant outing at the beaches in California. Says he had fine time and met many Arizona people who are summer ing on the coast. During his absence Manager w. D. Hart did splendid business.
 Frank N. Cox, one of the best, most successful miners in the state, who is making big money for himself and the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Co.,, was business visitor here yesterday from Duquesne, from where he is making regular shipments of copper ore to the Douglas smelt- CT.
 Bert Schleimer, brother of Jack Schleimer, the real estate man, is back from San Fran cisco, where he tried for a place in Uncle Sam's army. While Bert is in perfect condition phy- sically, he failed to pass the eX animation required by the army medical board. Under weight, that's all:
 Hon. Frank J. Barry has been appointed chairman of the Four Minute Men, appointed by the Arizona State Council of De- fense. A better appointment could not have been made by the council Mr. Barry, besides being a loyal Patriotic Amer ican, is an orator of information al reputation.
 Wednesday A. A. Fisk, who has been visiting here in the in terest of the Federation of Camp Activities. a branch of which has been organized here, with Collector of Customs Hardy as president and Rev. George c. Golden as secretary, departed for Texas, where he will organ ize branch camps.
 John Hughes. the wholesale SrOC0I y IHdu, HdS T6UuFu0O 1EOul a business visit to Deming, New Mexico, where he had been look ing over that lively place, where in the new future thousands of Uncle Sam's soldiers will be stationed for training, before being sent across the pond to help get the Kaiser's goat.
 Last Sunday Mrs. George B. Marsh, accompanied by her lovely twin daughters and E. M. Zander, chairman of the Tax Commission, motored out to the Buena Vista mines owned by the Arizona European Mining Company, from which a carload of high grade copper-silver ore was shipped last Tuesday to Douglas.
 Fred. Afford is back from a visit to the property of the Sonora Copper Smelling Com pany, near Noria, Sonora. It is said. arrangements are being made by the company of which A. M. Conard of Nogales and Los Angeles, is president and manager, to resume operations. The offices of the company are in Kansas City.
 w. B. Karns, junior member