The border vidette., 1917-01-27

home the fOrepart of the week Reports a fine time in little old New York.
 The Cambridge Prayers pleas ed a large audiance last Monday evening at the High School building. All those present went away loud in their praise of the splendid entertainment furnished.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in MOntezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial Everything neat and clean. Hair l Cutting a specially. adv. 1 Wednesday Mrs. John Strick- land, sister of Lee Reagan, de- parted for her home at Del Rio, i Texas. She had been called here 1 by the serious illness of her son Walter, who died Tuesday at the St. Joseph's hos pital.
 Harry J. Saxon, efficient live stock inspector, has returned from a visit to Phoenix and Tucson, where had been on busi- ness. No man in Arizona IS more familiar with brands and cattle, than Harry Saxon.
 Tom Heady. manager of the great San Rafael ranch, was here Monday from Lochiel, hav- ing motored over OH private business. The San Rafael valley is one of the finest farming and grazing section in Arizona
 O. w. Fawcett, live wire from Phoenix, has been here several days, in the interest of his firm. He motored across country from Douglas. Says the roads are in pretty fair condition. consider ing the recent heavy rains.
 The parade last night of the Alabama Mystics, followed by a grand ball at the Santa Cruz Club, will be remembered long time by thousands who with essed the passing of the mounted Ku Klux Klan, and attended the magnificent ball.
 The accidental shooting last night of one of the Alabama boys, by a military policeman, is regretted by all. The soldier was fired upon when he failed to halt when commanded to do so by the policeman The wound is not considered serious.
 W. c. Shields, the pioneer freig of Patagonia, passed away last Tuesday at his home. Deceased was well and favorably known throughout Santa Cruz county, where he and his family resided many years. News of his death will be learned with regret.
 The finishing touches are being put on the new bridge across the Santa Cruz river, out near the city water works. and just as soon as the approaches to same are completed, the hand some new bridge will be properly. dedicated and turned over for the use of the travelling public.
 At the meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening, the plans and proposition of A. s. Noon, for the construction of the Gro Blan- co road, were approved, The work will cost about twenty thousand dollars, which will be spent under MT. Moons personal supervision.
 The funeral of Private Taven- ner of Battery D." Sixth Field Artillery, was held Thursday, at the Southern Pacific depot, after which the body was shipped east for burial. The horse of the dead artilleryman was trapped in black and the entire battery, led by the 12th Infantry band, was in line.
 After spending couple of weeks in Nogales, a guest at the Arizona Hotel, Lieutenant Rich ard Fleischer, president of the l Arizona European Mining Com pany, returned to Tucson last | Wednesday, The lieutenant has recently been very sick man. His numerous friends hope for l his speedy, complete recovery.
 Monday F'erd. VanMourick. manager of the Sonora News Co.,, accompanied by Mrs. Van