The border vidette., 1918-03-16

the Nogales Pool Hall, has been
 a business visitor in Cananea a
 couple of days this week.
 Mrs. Henry Haas, of Cananea.
 has been a guest at the National
 hotel a couple of days this week
 having arrived Monday evening.
 Yesterday Bill" Frizzell, who
 owns many acres of land down
 Amadoville way, adjoining the
 Redwine ranch, arrived in the
 city with two carloads of cattle, purchased at Sonoita, for his ranch.
 Last Saturday afternon the l pleasant home of Dr. and Mrs.
 V. A. Sneaker on Marsh $ 1 Heights, YVES the scene of Q very
 pretty children's party, in honor
 of little five-year-old Mary
 Smelker's birthday.
 In the passing of John J Bird
 no, Receiver of the United States Land Office at Phoenix, the state | of Arizona has lost one of her
 best known best liked Democratic citizens. John was a man among men. He will be missed. A St. Patrick's Day ball will be given this evening at Masonic hall, by local Knights of Colum- bus. The proceeds will be donat- ed to the War Fund of the splendid order. A good time is assured those who attend.
 Superintendent W. J. Kings bury of the Sonora railway, has been here several days on com pany business. He arrived from the south on Wednesday even ing, his private car being attach ed to the regular passenger train.
 MT. A. c. Wall. local manager of the Los Angeles Tanning Company, is in the city of angels | enjoying a short visit with Mrs. 1 Wall. During his absence from the city, Mike McCleary is in charge of the company's busi- ness here.
 Jose Maria Duarte and Ramon Nuuez, arrested at Washington Camp last Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Clyde Shields and Harry Patterson on charge of being implicated in the murder of Conrado Uretedo, are in the jail
 Tomorrow Theron Richardson, cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, will go to Phoenix to attend the meeting of Arizona bankers to be held next Monday. Mr. Richardson will invite the bankers to hold their next meeting in Nogales.
 MT. Thomas D. Casanega, from his farm near Tubac, was busi- ness visitor at the county seat on Thursday. MT. Casanega is one of Santa Cruz county's successful pioneer farmers. He resided on the Baca Float, near more than a quarter of century.
 Sol. Levy, the Magdalena mer chant, has been a Nogales visit ; or couple of days this week. Says the Garden City is lots since the organizat tion of General lduh OOuOTd hduS0TS. D0 . will have his headquart- erS in Magdalena
 l.. B. Fleischer returned Tuesday from Los Angeles, where he spent two weeks with lis family. Says he met Fred. { Jolter, Democratic candidate for I governor of Arizona, in the city ,f angels. Mir. Colter is busy building political fences, for the I | pig round up next fall.
 On Wednesday eleven carloads If Sonora cattle, the first of 8 ( punch of ten thousand head to i ,e shipped to the States by Wm. g representing a big Ell oaso firm, were brought across [ he line at this port of entry. s Many of the cattle were white i ace and in good condition. 2
 Clay Mundy, paymaster for he Southern Pacific of Mexico, ( las been here a couple of days rom Empalme, where he makes r lis headquarters. Clay is well ( lnown in Nogales where he re- i ided when he was chief clerk in V he railway office at the time I Nirt G. Bowman was agent.
 Last Sunday Gin TVo, the C