The border vidette., 1918-10-05

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 Miss Carmela Mabantes, return
 ed Monday from an extended visit with relaties in California.
 During his visit Mr. Barnett met brother he had not seen for thirty five years.
 W.. A. (BilD Cooley, the well known auto driver, vas here the forepart of the week from the Three R mine. "Bill," success fully passed the physical exam ination for the Cavalry Officers Training School, and expects soon to report for duty.
 Mrs. Ben Evans, accompanied | by Master Ben, returned home yesterday from a delightful out ing at the California beaches. Mir. Evans motored to Tucson Thursday night to meet the folks. Friends of Mrs. Evans will be pleased to learn that she fully regained her health while on the coast.
 Mrs. Prudence Cumming, for merly a resident of Nogales, now residing at Watsonville, Califor mia, has arrived in the city to enjoy several months here with relatives. Mrs. Cumming is most estimable lady. She is a guest at the pleasant home of her newphew, Mir: Louis Hudgin, on Crawford street.
 This week Local Manager F. L.. Bosch, of the Standard Oil Co.,. entertained two represent atives of his big company, J. w. Mitchell of Fl Paso and A. B. Griffith of Tucson. Under the splendid personal supervision of Mir. Bosch, the business of Stan dard Oil Co.,, in his district, has greatly increased.
 This evening at the Democra- tic Headquarters, commencing at eight o'clock, a meeting of the Democratic candidates and the Democratic County Central Com mittee of Santa Cruz county, will be held. All candidates and committeeman are requested to be present. Business of import ance. Everybody come.
 Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn, De- mocratic candidate for super visor, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thursday from the great Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia. Mir. Ash burn pledges himself for econo- my and good roads. Oscars friends say he is sure of a place on the board of supervisors.
 Jesus Saldamando, proprietor of the American Drug Store, accompanied by his two sons who attend college in Los An geles, and James B. Mix, chief inspector at the U. $. customs house, departed Tuesday for Los Angeles, expecting to be gone a month. The long cross country trip is being made in Mir. Saldamando's Packard.
 The Southern Pacific of Mex ico between Nogales and Lomas, the first station south of Noga- les, is now under the control of the Nogales- Cananea branch of which Jack Small is superinten- dent, under General Superinten- dent H. J. Temple, who visited here the forepart of the week on company business. Supt. Small makes his headquarters at NacO.
 H. O. Morrison, of Flagstaff, who is a deputy state food ad miniStratOr, was visitor iu No gales a couple of days this week, making official investigation into the price of butter and eggs. He also investigated the matter of holding 1900 sacks of sugar in bond here. It was shipped here from Chihuahua, and is said to belong to Mexican merchants in the state of Sonora.
 Between forty and fifty car loads of cattle are being shipped from the Babacomari grant to distant pastures, owing to the long dry season in that section shortening the supply of feed and the overcrowded condition of the range. It is stated that a large number of Babacomari cat tie will be shipped to the Baca Float grant in the vicinity of Calabasas and Tubac.
 A Hun soldiers metal helmet, said to have been picked up near the grave of Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt, is on display in the front window of the First Ma tional Bank. The helmet was
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