The border vidette., 1918-12-07

Thursday he went south in the
private car Jalisco.
A. l.. DAD Halves. agent for
the Democratic Mines at Can
anea, was a business man in No
gales the forepart of the week.
Mr.. HAYES is in charge of the
mercantile department of the
big mining company.
/ Last Monday at Tucson, Judge
/ federal Judge, dismissed the Bis
bee indictments against twenty
five capitalists, and others,
charged with deporting Amer
lean citizens from Bisbee on July
18th. 1917.
A. S. Noon, the we'll known
machinist, who has been in the
U. S. military service at San
Diego, Cal, has been released,
and last Saturday returned to
his home in Nogales, satisfied
that he has done his bit" for
: Uncle Sam.
Don Julio Carranza, agent at
Guaymas for F. F.. Rodriguez,
the hardware dealer of this city,
| is here tranSacting business for
| his popular wholesale and retail
| house, which enjoys a splendid
trade both here and in the state
of Sonora.
Attorney e. r. Purdum, of
the law firm of Duffy & Purdum,
after being laid up a week with
la grippe, is again able to be
around, to the delight of his
numerous friends and acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Purdum denies he
had the flu.
@. A. Pierce and Tom Gard
ner of Patagonia, have struck
bonanza silver ore in their Har-
shaw, miEe according to theSabtl
Cruz Patagonian. Several car
loads of ore are being shipped
to Ell Paso and the lucky owners
will make a fortune.
Mrs. S. A. Reddoch, mother
E. Reddoch, Santa Cruz COUP
tvs popular efficient recorder,
has gone to Harrison. Arkansas,
to visit her son, James S. Red
doch, who is general manager of
the Missouri & Arkansas rail
way.
The minstrel show given by
members of the 25th Infantry,
last Saturday and Sunday night,
was big success, and reflected
great credit on those who assist
81 ~f0 &c 1T 1T
ed large crowds, and everybody
was well pleased. It was we'll
worth the price.
Last Monday in police court,
Judge Underwood presiding, one
J. Pima, en- route from Tucson
to Mace, was fined forty dollars
or forty days, on charge of
carrying pistol, and being
drunk. Later Pima was arrested
by Sheriff Earhart on a charge
of transporting liquor in this
police he had two bottles of
whiskey on his person.
The State department. an
nounces that instructions have
been issued to American consulS
in Mexico, to issue continuing
visas, valid for six months, to
all residents of Mexico who are
reputable business men, and
others having frequent occasion
to visit the United States. Such
visas will be valid for six months
from date for entry into or de-
part from the United States.
Yesterday County Attorney
Leslie @. Hardy and Hon. Harry
J. Saxon returned from the Off
GERS training school at Leon
Springs, Texas, having been
discharged from military ser
vice. Edw. l.. Mix, who was
with them, stopped over in Tue
son. The would-be army Off
GERS look fine. They say they
enjoyed their experience at the
training school, but are glad
to get home.
DIR. A. L. Gustetter, now serv-
ing as a captain in the Medical
Corps, U. S. A, will return
home next week from Fort Des
Moines, Iowa, where he has been
doing his bit for Uncle Sam.
The popular medico'S host of
friends throughout Santa Cruz
county, will be glad to welcome
him home. During DR.. Gustet-
ter's absence, his local practice
l.