The border vidette., 1918-01-19

and burro deer, in Lower Cali fornia and the Tiburon Island. Brought home five Of the big gest, most perfect buck horns ever seen here; also number of splendid deer heads.
 Tuesday Judge and Mrs. w 4. C'Connor returned from Phoenix, where His Honor had been called to hold court for Superior Judge Stanford of Maricopa county. En route home Judge O'Connor stopped over in Tucson to try ease in which Superior Judge Pattee was dis qualified.
 The forepart of the week Special agent of the Department of Justice Van Curtis, accom- panied by Harold Brown, deputy United States marshal, returned from El Paso, where the gentle men had been as witnesses be- fore court martial, called to try a nun Der of deserterS from the National Army.
 A. w Noon, clever son of Mir. and Mrs. A. $. Noon of Nogales, has gone to San Diego, Califor- mia, to join the Aviation Corps. The young man is a native son of Nogales. He has. the best wishes of host of friends and acquaintances here and though out the county where he is well and favorably known.
 B. B. Betheli, manager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia store, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thursday, from the second best town in the best county in the state, Santa Cruz. MT. Bethell is also interested in a numb of good mining proposition situated in the Santa Rita and Patagonia mountains.
 Frank N. Cox, the successful mine contractor, who has made good" lessing mining properties from the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, iu the Duquesne district, was here a couple Of days the forepart of week. Reported six inches of snow in the -PatagoniaS, and the weather just about right for full blooded men.
 Hon. Oscar Ashburn, manager of the great Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia, was a business visitor ip the city last Thurday. Reports everything fine and lo i,, T., OE try. where he and his associates own one of the best punches of white.face cattle in the state. The Ashburn cattle always bring the top market price.
 Jimmie Pierce, the we'll known popular travelling salesman, who for many years has been making regular visit to Nogales, where he resided when be was man ager of the South western Com mercial Company, was visiting our business men the forepart of the week, in the interest of his big wholesale house. He was a guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Last evening at the garage of The Nogales Auto Company, 8 young man by the name of Mazon, while playing with a pistol, supposed to be empty, shot and killed himself in the presence of a number of friends. Mazon was a nephew of Presi- dent Penalosa. The accident is regretted by many friends of the unfortunate young man, who was we'll liked by everyone who knew him. The funeral will be held this afternoon.
 Attention is called to the statement of the condition, of The First National Bank of No gales, as of December 31, 1917. As usual, it shows that magnifi cent financial institution, with it's balances of nearly two million dollars, in most excellent. condi tion. due to the splendid ability of the management and the army of efficient men and women em ployed. The First National Bank of Nogales has an enviable posi- tion in the financial world, and deserves the fullest confidence of it's patrons.
 The handsome new, up to the minute electric pipe organ re- gently installed at The Nogales Theatre by Frank Diamos, is o ftro otipr ,oopu y,o,1cio louipo IT