The border vidette., 1917-08-18

] ln MOnteZuma building, 8uaran tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair
 Cutting speciality. adv. William Lewis, teller at the First National Bank of Nogales,
 has joined the colors, as cor
 poral. Lewis is game bird.
 We wish him good luck. Mrs.
 Lewis and the small boy will
 visit relatives in Denver, Colo.
 A. Mascarenas, formerly of
 this place, now cashier of the
 American Smelling & Refining
 Company, with headquarters at
 Silverbell, was here last Satur-
 day and Sunday on a combined
 business and pleasure visit. He
 has made application for a posi-
 tion in the United States Quart ermaster's Department.
 William E.. Bower, owner of Los Coches Ranch at Camille,
 was a visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, being chaperoned around by his old friend, City. Engineer H. Gordon Glore. Reported feed plentiful and cattle fat in his section of the county. Bill has a big herd of white face Here lords.
 Friends of Attorney Arthur H. DeReimer, who has been training at the Officers Reserve Camp at San Francisco, will be glad to learn that he has success fully passed the examinations and been appointed first lieutenant in the United States army. He has been assigned to the statistical department of the Adjutant Generals office.
 R. l.. O'Neill, publisher of the Nogales Daily Herald, has in contemplation the erection of a ten thousand dollar residence at 218 Sonoita avenue. The resid ence which will be of Spanish will be two stories. Those who have seen the blue prints say the O'Neill Place, when completed, will be one of the beauty spots of Nogales.
 Merrill Knapp, for a long time demonstration for J. F. Johnson, the Stakeholder automobile man, left Thursday for San Fran cisco, where he went to join the Coast Artillery. Merrill is in debted to Major Harry Newton, we'll and favorably known in for his appointment to the Coast Artillery. Major New ton has been promoted to lieut. enant colonel.
 Thomas G. Boyd, Jr., .presi- dent of the Mexico Arizona Trad ing Company. has been admitted | to the Officers Reserve Training Camp at San Francisco, and will | report for duty on or before the first of September. MT. Boyd IS an nephew of Captain Euqua of the 12th Infantry, U. s. A. His friends predict for him a brilliant career as an officer in ,he National Army.
 Louis Henry Scherb, proprie- ,or of the International Drug Store, arrested for having sold Bay Rum" an alleged intoXicat- ng preparation to soldiers in uniform, was released Monday ,n depositing $1OO. Scherb will oe tried before Superior Judge W. A. O'Connor, upon his re- urn from San Francisco, where le and Mrs. O'Connor are en- oying themselves. sight seeing.
 The last of July saw the end If the county road program un- Ter the S15O,OOO bond issue. The question now arises shall he county bond itself in an ad- Iitional amount to complete the oad system of the county. Pe- itions have been prepared for circulation among the taxpayers skiing the Supervisors to call n election to submit to the tax payers the question of whether IT not these additional bonds hall be issued. Herald.
 Assistant Cashier Grover of the First National : Bank of Nogales, Bob Ogle, ssistant cashier of The Nogales National Bank and Joe Handy, and accountant for 1eorge B. Marsh, Inc, this 1 7eek received orders to report 7 t once for duty in the United ,, ;tates Navy, which they joined :, f S.p E1ro noiSo0 copoo tipoo