The border vidette., 1917-03-10

| Ala bama regiment, who IS re- covering from an attack of pneu-
 monia, was serenaded by the
 First Alabama military band.
 Colonel Maddox is at the St.
 Joseph's hospital, where, he is
 getting along fine, and will soon
 be able to resume command of
 his regiment, to the delight or
 his boys, with whom he is de-
 servedly popular.
 John Yoas, one of the county's
 sure enough cowmen, who had
 been to Phoenix on land busi-
 ness, was business visitor in
 town Wednesday and Thursday.
 John stated that there was an abundance of feed and water in
 the Santa Ritas just now and
 prospects, for good year ex- cellent. John and his brother Bird, have a bunch of native cat- ponies in the state.
 Mrs. Della Frier, Grand Ma tron of the Order of the Eastern Star for the state of Arizona, is here from her home at Flagstaff, to visit the Nogales Chapter. During her stay in the city Grand Matron Frier is the guest of County Treasurer and Mrs. I. at their elegant home on Mob Hill. Thursday after noon the distinguished visitor was delightfully."- entertained at luncheon at the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Milliken.
 The concert given at Pata- gonia last Sunday evening by 'Sociedad Harpa y LetraS," of this city. for the Catholic chur- ches of Patagonia and Nogales, was a great success. To Harry Chenoweth, Miss Alicia O'Neill, Jesus Acosta, Miss Herminia Vasquez, Aurelio GallardO, Con- cha Joffroy, Eugenio Peltier, Miss Angelina Rio, and others who assisted, unstinted praise is lue for the financial and social 'Cccess of the concert and lance.
 Eduardo Ruiz, one of Sonora'S pest known, most popular citi- ;enS, who for many years has ,een interested in the develop nent of the states resources, is n town, from Hermosillo. MT. Ruiz is candidate for the Mex can Senate, from Sonora, and lis numerous friends in NogaleS predict that he'll be elected to- morrow by handsome majority. Francisco R. Serrano nd Don Luis l.. Leon, are can Iidates for Congress on MT. Ruiz ticket.
 The Nogaies Baseball Club, f which Colonel J. M. Palma is will leave tonight for by special train, to ross bats tomorrow afternoon with the capital city boys. The rain will leave Hermosillo after he game, arriving in Nogales arly Monday morning. First lass passage for the round trip ,ill be $7.5O, and second and hird class, $3.75. Here's a. nance to visit Sonora's capital ity, and at the same time wit ess a good ball game.
 Fred. CarrutherS, superin- endent of the United States Iraphite Company, was a visit r in the city a couple of days ais week, on company business. While here he placed an order -ith the J. D. HalStead Lumber ompany for three carloads of lmber to be delivered at Minas 'rietas, Sonora, from where it
 ill be hauled to the graphite lines owned by his company. evin & Holler of this city, are gents for the company, the main tfces of which are at Saginaw, [ichigan.
 At the recent meeting of the ommon Council a request was lade that the press of Nogales ublish that section of Ordinance umber 23, which makes it un- ,wful to obstruct the progress the fire apparatus. The sec on reads: Any perscn who nall wilfully or carelessly ob. ruct the progress of any appar- JUS of the fire department or going to fire, or who lall wilfully injure any hose or oparatus belonging to said de- lrtment, shall be deemed gull
 of a misdemeanor." The pen ty is two hundred dollars or