The border vidette., 1917-07-28

day to hear a number of cases in Judge O'Connor's court.
 Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo assayer and ore buyer, arrived from the south last night to visit Mrs. Wanless and the children.
 John Hughes, the wholesale groceryman, has for the past ten days been at the U. s. canton ment. near Deming, New Mex ico. where he expects to make a | big fortune, some day. John is one hundred fine, and we wish him good luck.
 Sunday Mrs. J. B. Bristol &C., companied by the children de- parted for southern California | for the summer MT. Bristol, who is the efficient secretary of 1 the Nogales Chamber of Com merce, hopes to join the folks later in the season.
 O. z. Stocker, successful Ya- qui river farmer, arrived from Sonora last Monday evening, leaving for California the fol lowing day. Mrs. Stocker and the children reside at the be- autiful City of Angels, where they have a pleasant home.
 w. H. Land, vice president of the Nogales National Bank, for merly the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, has gone to New Hampshire to join his wife who is spending the summer there with relatives. He will be absent from Nogales about six weeks.
 Jay Lowe, who during Gov ernor Hunts administration, was steward of the State Insane Asy- lum, of which Dr. Kingsley of this place was superintendent, has returned to Santa Cruz coun- ty to again make this his home. Jays many friends are glad to see him.
 Mrs. Munch, wife of p. J. Munch, Deputy State Land Con- missioner, and Master Phil, will enjoy an extended visit here with relatives. The lady is a sister of Hon. Harry J. Saxon of this city, where she resided many years before removing to Phoenix.
 A terrific rain and wind storm visited Hermosillo the forepart of the week, according to visit. ors from the state capital. Roofs were torn off and many trees and telephone poles blown down. Considerab ble damage was done throughout the city. No lives were lost.
 Deputy United States Marshal Harold Brown, who is also one of Chief of Police Fowler's best officers, refereed the boxing bout at the Tax Conference Smoker last Monday night to the entire satisfaction of everybody. When it comes to the manly art. " Harold is there.
 A. D. H. Barr, formerly of No gales, now located at Ajo, Pima county, where he is justice of the peace, has been appointed United States Commissioner, by Judge Sawtelle of the Federal court. When in Nogales, Judge Barr worked at George JanuePs Stag Barber Shop.
 Wednesday John Jund, pro- prietor of the Jund Building, ac- companied by Mrs. Jund, de- parted for Los Angeles in Mr. Jund's new Franklin. He ex- pected to make a record cross country run from Nogales to the City of Angels. from where visits will be made to the beaches.
 Mir. Hart, of the firm of Lewis 6 Hart, ore and bullion buyers, arrived in the city Thursday evening on the delayed passen- ger train from Hermosillo, and will spend few days here en toying our delightful climate. Reports splendid rains in the south country, between here and Guaymas.
 Late last Monday night John Rock, V. M. Johnson and J. s. Sparks, supervisors of Co., chise county, accompanied by E. A. Hughes, county assessor, arrived in the city to attend the annual conference of supervisors and assessors. They made the cross country trip from Tomb stone by automobile.