The border vidette., 1917-04-28

musicale and grand ball to be
 given on the night of Saturday, 1 May 9th, at the 18th Infantry Camp. Tickets, $l.OO; ladies l free.
 Mrs. Parker and Master Ora ham, wife and son of Captain Ora ham Parker, in charge of the U. 5. base quartermaster's de- partment, arrived from the coast
 Thursday, to spend Q few months here.
 Ed. Tovrea, pioneer Arizona
 butcher, who now makes his
 home in Bisbee, was a business
 visitor here last Wednesday,. He
 OWES the big butcher shop on
 Grand avenue, this city Re
 ports business excellent.
 Judge Samuel Pattee of the
 Pima county superior court. has
 been occupying Judge O'Con-
 nor's bench this week 8 couple Of days hearing number of Cases in which the Santa Cruz county judge was disqualified.
 After spending a few days in the city on private business, H. Cohn, proprietor of Hotel Rosa les, at Culiacan, and the Hotel Conn at Hermosillo. has return ed to Culiacan Henry is an old time resident Of Nogales, where he and his estimab!e wife have many friends.
 Yesterday Louis Lulley, one of the lucky owners of the Wan dering Jew mine, in the Santa Rita mountains, sent twenty miners out to the mine, from which a big lot of pay ore is now being mined. Col. R. R. Richardson, of Patagonia, owns 6 half in terest in the Jew.
 Agent Pope of the Southern Pacific is enjoying a months on the coast with his wife. During his absence, Chief Clerk Wright is in charge of the company's extensive business at this place. Mir. Wright, besides being an experienced railway man, is gentleman and scholar.
 At the annual meeting of the South thwestern Stock Growers Association, held in Tucson last 1 the following officers were elected for the ensuing i year: President, J. B. Wise of | Vice President, Harry l J. Saxon of Nogales; Secretary 1 and Treasurer, L. Roca of Tue | son.
 Fred Carut thers, superinten- lent Of the great graphite mines n Sonora owned by the United l States Graphite company of | Saginaw, Michigan, of which Colonel Robert Cunningham of his city, is local agent, arrived rom the mines Monday, and has since been visitor here on com oany business.
 County Assessor Victor J. Wager is arranging to publish a ist of 'slackers" in Santa Cruz after which they will be .rrested and tried OH charges as provided for in the statute of he state of Arizona. Assessor Wager has forwarded to the Ad- utant General, a list of those who have signed the roll.
 The action of the board of in donating $1,OOO Q the Nogales Rifle Club, is most commendable, and no mat er whether the Club accepts the or not, members of the Club and other taxpayers, are grateful to members of the board ,f supervisors. The boys who Ire willing to do the shooting, when necessary, are glad to lnow the county is behind them with the dough-" if needed.
 Boatswain Mate c. L. Ander- ,on of the United States Navy, Ldvauce man for the recruiting party which will be in Nogales rom May 10th to 14th, has headquarters at the Jity Hall. Boatswain Anderson will receive all applica tions from pros spective sailors, who will be unlisted by the regular recruit ng party. At Patagonia four were received by 3oatswain Anderson, who says he enlistments are increaS- ng rapidly, as the navy appeals trongiy to young Americans vho are anxious to see the world nd Q f tho Sam mo timo fiObt for