The border vidette., 1917-02-17

Popular, Dave Loeb'S big haber
 dashry on Morley avenue. has
 been called east on account oi
 the death of his cousin During Mir. Hart's absence, Mr. Loeb
 will do an extra shift.
 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 speciality. adv.
 George NJ. Ryan, the New
 York mine and land promoter,
 was a stop over visitor in the
 city the forepart of the week on
 his way to Sonora, where he and his associates own valuable property mines and land.
 Work on the new concentrator
 is progressing nicely, under the personal direction of men. who thoroughly understand the busi-
 ness. The site of the concen- trator is on ground recently sold by Eo. Jones, just north of Mon te Carlo, near the Alabama camp.
 leo Harter, well known con- ductor, who for long time re- sided in Nogales, now located at Naco. was here Thursday in charge of a military train. Leo is a brother of Walter Bailey, one of Collector Hardy's efficient line riders, now stationed at Arivaca.
 Ralph Nelson, assitant post master to Ex Postmaster c. L. Fowler, has been indicted by the federal grand jury in Tue sor, on a charge of stealing United States funds. Nelson was arrested last month in San Francisco. He is in the Pima county jail.
 F. H. Hilliker, secretary and treasurer of the Sonora Valley Land Company, owners of valu- able land situation in Sonora, near Noria, has gone south, be- ing accompanied by number of associates and prospective land buyers. MT. Hilliker and party arrived Wednesday from Los Angeles, and~went south Thurs day.
 Wednesday in Tucson Judge i of the United States district court, Jose Santoye, a Sonora, shoe maker, | who eloped to Tucson with the | wife of friend, was sentenced | to year and day at the fede. | ral penitent tiary on McNeil's is land. He was convicted by a jury of violating the immigra- ton law.
 H. B. Durnal, the automobile man arrested last Saturday by Sheriff Earhart, for bootlegging, has furnished cash bond in the sum of S1 ,OOO, as 9. guarantee that he'll be in Superior Court wben wanted. Judge O'Connor, County Attorney Hardy and Sheriff Earhart, insist that boot logging in Santa Cruz county must stop.
 H. J. Temple. general superin- 5endent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, accompanied by Mrs. Temple, arrived from Los An geles Thursday. and left yester- day morning for Elm mpalme in Mr. Temples private car Sonora. Mrs. Temples many friends will De pleased to learn that she has recovered from her recent seri- ouS illness.
 Antonio Sorabia, for a long jime vice consul at this place for General Carranza, after an ex- jended absence from Nogales, in San Francisco and New York, on business for the Mexican de 'acto government, returned to Nogales last Wednesday for a short visit with his family, after which he will again go east for ais government.
 Collector of Customs c. E. Hardy will preside at the St. 2atrick's Day celebration, for which extensive arrangements Ire being made by Nogales Irish nen. Attorney Frank Barry will be the principal orator of he occasion, which being Irish, will be pleasantly remembered oy all. The program will be ,nnOuDced later