The border vidette., 1918-06-08


 ton, at Nogales, Sonora, has
 been transferred to the consul.
 ate at Brownsville, Texas, and
 his place has been taken by Wm.
 A. Mcguire, of Rhode, Island.
 Last Wednesday F. R. Red
 wine, the we'll known Southern
 Pacific passenger conductor, who
 had been a very sick man for Q
 long time, passed away in San
 Francisco. To the sorrowing
 widow and little son, we extend our sympathy. Red" was every inch a man. He will be missed .
 American Consul E. M. Law ton, of NOgales, Sonora, has gone to San Antonio, Texas, to attend a conference of border cOnsuls, to be held in that city next week. During the consul's absence, the consulate will be in charge of ChaS. Doherty, his diplomatic, accommodating as- siStaut.
 United States Consul E. M. Lawton, returned the forepart of the week from an extended visit to Cananea, Naco, Agua Prieta and Nacozari, where he had been on official business. The increasing duties of Consul Lawton keep him on the go con- stantly, looking after Uncle Sam's affairs.
 Friends of Jaw J. Lowe, ap- pointed town marshal by the new town council, will be pleas ed to welcome him back to Mo- gales. Jay is an experienced peace officer. He is now assist ant uperintendent at the State Asylum for Insane, at Phoenix, but will soon come to Nogales to take up his new duties.
 The Arizona European mines adjoining the great Three R. mines on the south, are looking better than ever as depth is be- ing attained. Regular ship ments of copper silver ore are being made to El Paso from the Bloxton station, Ly Superinten- dent Jimmie Ritchi, who knows the mining game from A to z.
 Next week Mir. Kent Fryer of Patagonia, will depart for Camp Funston to join the National | Army. Kent has been called to fill vacancy in a former draft. He comes from good fighting stock, and will make good" We join his many friends throughout the county in wish ing the young man the best of luck.
 Registra ton of German women alien enemies, will be conducted | by the local postoffice depart ment, June 17 to June 26th, ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday. The work will be carried out under regula tions issued by Attorney General and women who do not may be interned, inn prisoned or deported.
 MT. Charles Dunbar, brother of City Councilman George w. Dunbar, the successful real es- tate man, is here from the Chino Valley, where there is consider able oil excitement, just now. A number of Nogales people are interested financially, iu one of the companies operating in the Chino Valley. Hope they'll make big returns on their investment.
 Vic Thornton, who recently resigned the position of superin- bendent of the Nogales water and sewer department, accom- panied by his family, departed the forepart of the week for Lompoc, California, where the Thorntons will reside, in the hope of improving Mrs. Thorn tons health. Vic has secured a responsible, lucrative position at Lompoc.
 Last Wednesday U. S. Gus toms Inspector Harry Smith caused, considerable excitement on International street, by talk ing a pot shot at Ignacio Orozco, who dashed across the line when commanded to halt by the GUS 5oms inspector. Orozco is said 5o have had smuggled pistol cartridges on his person. He got across the line, where he will remain indefi finitely.
 Mrs. Hardy, wife of U. S. Col ector of Customs c. B. Hardy, 1ona rtnd 1aSt for |