The border vidette., 1917-04-21

best ever, and the price reason
 able.
 Jesse Boyce, State Auditor,
 was q visitor in Nogaies the fore
 part Of the week, on official 1 business. Tuesday he returned 1 to Phoenix. MT. Boyce is one 1 Arizona's most popular state of 1 ticials.
 1 w. c. Laughlin. president l and manager of the w. C. Laugh lin COmpauy, owners Of vaIna ble
 producing mines in the Sam Xa- vier district, Sonora, has been
 here several days on company business.
 This week r. F. Rodriguez,
 the hard ware man on Grand
 avenue, received two carloads of farming implements and re- frigerators. many of which had
 been ordered for immediate delivery.
 Thursday evening Mounted
 Policeman Chester arrested six Chinese storelzeepers, on charge of violating the city or dinance calling for the closing of all mercantile eSta ablishments at six o'clock.
 Speed Officer Crane of the city police force, is making vio- lators of the speed ordinance mighty hard to catch. As a re- suit, life and property on the streets of Nogales, are more safe than in the past.
 Tuesday Patsy" Patterson, accompanied by party of friends motored down from Patagonia. returning home in the evening.
 Patsy" is again engaged in the automobile business, in Pata- gonia, having leased Chris Will sons garage.
 Wednesday, Mrs. Will H. Smith, accompanied by her son Ray and daughter Jewell, and Miss Florence Edwards, motor ed to Tucson, to attend the teacher meeting, where Miss Smith represented the chemistry class of the Nogaies High School.
 Horace Magee, we'll known in NogaIes, who is now located at La Paz, Lower California, where he is in the employ of an Ameri- can company, returned south yesterday, after spending 8 couple of days here on company business. Reported everything quiet and pro American in Lower California.
 President Grove Ketchum of the Pan-American Commission Company, is here from Los An geleS to consul with his business Harry Grace and A. c. Wall The company will open offices in the old Mcintyre building north of the Moutezuma hotel, adjacent to E. K. Cumm- ing's office.
 Wednesday Deputy Sheriff John Bowman and John Deegan. by County Ranger Clyde Shields, returned from Tubac, where they had been on official business, connected with the case against A. Tribolet, charged with stealing dynamite caps. Tribolet was bound over in the sum of S75O.
 The police officers of Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona. are cooperating in general 1 round up of undesirable citizens, and as ss result @ large number | have been arrested and those | unable to give a good excuse for i being alive, will be made to | work on the streets. Chief Fow- | Ter and his assistants are mak- | ing undeSira bleS on this side of 1 the line scarce.
 As a result of an order put | nto effect at the Mexican cus- toms house, all shipments Of | Sonora cattle to the States will l probably stop for the present at least. An export duty of S15. % | per head will in future be charg- ed on all cattle brought out of | Sonora. Several punches of 1 cattle contracted for by American buyers, and rounded up, will be turned back on the ranges.
 Captain L. w. Mix and Mir E. 1 Titcomb have returned from Phoenix where they had been to attend the initial meeting of the state defense council, named last week by Governor Campbell.