The border vidette., 1918-07-06

1 business visitor in the city last Thursday afternoon. In the af- ternoon he went 60 the big Fourth of July picnic at Pata- gonia.
 The ball game on the Fourth l between the 35th Infantry off eers and the Reid Sports of Tue son, was one of the best, most exciting. played here in a long , time. Uncle Sans boys won by a score of } to 1.
 Last Sunday Frank Diamos. manager Of the Nogales Thea tre, returned from Cananea. where he had been on business, connected with the new theatre being built in the big copper camp by himself and associates.
 Captains Carson and Chase and Lieutenants Blinn, Baker and Farrand of the 10th cavalry, came oyer from Fort Huachuca to witness the Fourth of July field sports at the military camp. They were guests at The Bow man.
 c. T. Jones, the restaurant man, after couple of weeks visit in Texas with his family, returned home last Sunday. Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mrs. Johnson, will return home about the fifteenth. They are visiting relatives at San Antonio.
 
 Harry Barnett, the Patagonia mining man, was a visitor at the county seat, the forepart of the week. He reports his district looking up in a mining way. Harry hopes some day to see the Happy Jack mines become big producers of red metal.
 Ben. J. Jones, county food ad- ministrator, has received in- structions from Hon. T. A. Rior- dan, federal food administrator for Arizona, announcing that in future no more sugar will be sold in Nogales, Arizona, for transportation into Mexico.
 Sunday afternoon on the local diamond, the Nogales baseball team will again cross bats with Reids Sports, Tucson's crack nine. On July 18th, the local team will go to Phoenix for a game. Arrangements for the two game have been made by Manager H. R. Marquez.
 Jay Lowe, one of the best peace officers in Arizona, has arrived | from Phoenix and is now the head of Nogales' police force, to which position he was appointed by the newly elected town council. Jays wife and children will join him later. They are visiting relatives in Texas.
 At meeting of shareholders Nogales, Sonora last Saturday, the following were elected di- rectors: Adolfo Bley, Luis A. Martinez, Victor Aguilar, Taide Lopez. Jorge LcBrun was elected .comisario, with Lauro Quiroz and Ricardo Cubillas as alternateS.
 Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil and mining engineer, after spending several days here on private business, will return home on today's train. Trelles has the contract for fencing the farms in the vicinity of Noria, recently purchased from A. M. Conard, by the expert farmers from Tillamook, Oregon.
 The electrical supply business on Grand avenue, owned by A. s. Noon & Son, has changed hands, the new owners being the Russell Electric and Machine Company of Tucson, which has taken over the business, with MT. B. F. Hannah, as manager. The new owners will carry an immense stock of electrical sup plies.
 Last Tuesday Mrs. George B. Marsh, Santa Cruz county's state representative, returned from San Antonio. Texas, where she and Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank, attend ed the session of the War Work Council, which met last Satur- day. Representative Marsh and MT. Curtis are members of the Council.
 The Fourth of July picnic at Patagonia Grove, thanks to the De- 5.,