The border vidette., 1918-03-30

Of Contractor George Singleton, and his able assistants.
 Colonel Frier, Ed. Titcomb and J. w. Edwards, returned last Wednesday from the Roose- welt dan, where they enjoyed several days fishing. The gentle men are too modest to tell the exact amount of fish they caught.
 Secretary Bristol of the Cham Der of Commerce, has received a letter from the Ellison White Chautanq1a which will give a series of entertainments in Mo- gales. stating that Miss Hamil- ton, field secretary of the Chau- tauqua, will be in Nogales on April 4th. at which time she will give a free lecture at the Santa Cruz Club.
 Mir. Arthur Powell, formerly a well known Nogales boy, now of Los Angeles. has been g. visitor in the city a couple Of days this week. Arthur is pleas anJly remembered in Nogales, where he has a host of friends, all of whom will be glad to know he is doing we'll, travelling for the Columb bia Dictaphone Con- pany, of Los Angeles.
 This morning Mr. l.. Sprinkle, foreman of the Southern Pacific of Mexico machine shops at Empalme, returned south, after spending a few days in the city. Mrs. Sprinkle and tie children, who accompanied him to the Gorder, have gene to their old home at Louisville, Kentucky, to spend several months with rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. Ed. Rose, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Fowler, is here from Deming, New Mexico, for a visit at the pleasant home of her parents on North Grand avenue, near Camp Little. Mrs. Rose, nee Miss Bessie Fowler, has host of friends and acquaintances, here and through out the county, who will be glad to welcome her home.
 Dr.. Hardtmayer, from the Bland mines near Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat couple of days this week. Henry Levin and c. F. Holler, the customs house brok- CTS, are financially interested in the Bland mines, which are own ed by the Rhea Mining Co.,, recently organized by Messrs. Hardtmayer, Henderson, Han sen, Holler and Levin.
 Bee Lewis, the well known suc- cessful raiser of Hereford cattle and race horses, was guest at the ontezrma hotel a couple of days, from Parker Canyon. He was accompanied by his brother, the violiuist, who upon the occasion of the meeting of Ari- zona stockgrowers in Nogales, the boys at the assisted by Al Gatlin, who played the guitar.
 Scott White, one of Arizona's best known loyal Democratic has been appointed Receiver of the United Land Office, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. John J. of Stafford, Graham county. Scott Whites numerous friends here and all over the state, will be pleased to learn that he has been appointed to be receiver of public money, at Phoenix. Scott has for many years been a consistent Demo crat. He is entitled to the nice plum handed to him by President Wilson.
 Last Wednesday w. T. Haley, special agent of the War Trade Board, and U. s. customs off cials, arrested Henry Left, and a Mexican boy named Antonio Martinez, in the act of snug gling 1O5 cans of condensed milk into Mexico. Both confessed to having Smuggled several hun dred cans across the line. On United States Con- missioner O'Connor held the ac- cused to the U. $. grand jury, Left's bond being fixed at $2.OOO, and the boys at $1,O0O. Bond was furnished and the men given their liberty.
 Last Monday evening, Mrs. s. D. (Mother) Karns, entertain ed at her pleasant home on North Grand ouorno in honor of Mr.