The border vidette., 1917-09-01
The Santa Cruz County Fair

hold this years fair at SOnoita. on Thursday. Friday and Satur. 1 day, October 25tb, 26th, 27th. | The following well known gen tlemen were appointed a commit tee to arrange a program for i outdoor sports: Harry J. Saxon, of Nogales; Guy s. Bryant. of Sonoita; Clarence Beatty of Ell gin. The boys promise some great events in the way of races, etc.
 Thursday Wirt C.. Bowman and Attorney James D. Barry motored to Tucson, where they went in connection with the case of David Velasquez, alleged draft evader, who claims he believed he was citizen of Mexico. Commissioner Jones has ment, and it is believed he will be given his liberty. Victor Sanchez, accused of being a stacker, was bound over in the sum of $500.
 Clay Mundy, paymaster on the | u | headquarters at Empalme, Son ora, was a stopover visitor in the city the forepart of the week, en route to Seattle, where he has gone to enjoy his vaca- tion. At the time Wirt G. Bow man was agent at this place for the Southern Pacific, Clay was his chief clerk. He has many friends in Nogales, all of whom join in wishing him a pleasant | vacation.
 Grover Marsteller, son of Judge and Mrs. M. Marsteller, who resigned as assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales to join the U. s. Navy, writes from Mare Island, Cali | fornia, that he is we'll pleased with the navy and is enjoying splendid health. Bob Ogle and Joe Handy, of this city, who also joined the navy, are at Mare Island. They too are pleased with their surroundings and already know how to pipe the grog."
 Mrs. John MalOney, formerly of Nogales, now of Los Angeles, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Aileen, has been enjoying visit out at the Idaho mine in the Gro Blanco district, of which Mr. Maloney is superintendent John Maloney is one of Santa Cruz county'S pioneer mining men, he and his brother Michael, now dead, having operated in the Gro Blanco district more | than a. quarter of a century ago. The Maloney boys also owned the Buena Vista group of copper properties situated in the Pata- gonia mountains, short dis tance from Nogales.
 Hon. George Stoneman, of Phoenix, chairman of the Demo cratic State Central Committee, who is one of Arizona's brightest lawyers, was Nogales visitor Wednesday and Thursday, hav- ing important legal business in the Superior Court. MT. Stone man has a host of friend in No gales, who always extend to him the glad hand of welcome. Besides being an experienced lawyer, George Stoneman is a high class gentleman. Having successfully transacted his busi- ness at the court house, MT. ] Stoneman departed for. home 1 Thursday afternoon.
 l.. B. Fleischer, secretary of the Broadway Store, Inc, after a couple of weeks visit in Los Angeles with his family, return ed home yesterday. The hand some new department store cor ner of Morley avenue and Inter- national street, will be one of the city's show places, when furnished. This week Wright Brothers, the painters and de- corators, put on the finishing touches, and now the Broad way is ready for the big stock of goods bought in the east recent ly by MT. Fleischer, whose ex- perience in the mercantile busi- ness is second to none.
 Thursday the local Selection Draft Board, of which Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, Sheriff R. R. Ear hart and Attorney James D. | Porru aro poomharS rooQiuQ6 a