The border vidette., 1918-02-09
Last Sunday night Unite.

A. Smith. captured SerVlnO
 Marquez and Juan Trujillo. in
 the act of smuggling five bottles l of white mule" into the United
 States from Mexico.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of NogaleS,
 has returned from a visit in Los Angeles. His friends will be
 pleased to learn that he was
 greatly benefited by his trip, and returned home feeling fine.
 He sure looks it.
 Wednesday evening Fred. C..
 Emery, the Fl Paso mining pro-
 motor, accompanied by Messrs.
 A. E. and R. J. Kerr, business
 associates, returned from a visit
 to their mining properties in the
 state of Sonora, near Noria,
 making the trip in MT. Emery's
 big Premier. Thursday morning
 the gentlemen motored to Tue
 son where they took the South
 ern Pacific train, R. J. going
 east, and A. E. to Phoenix. Mir.
 Emery accompanied them to
 Tucson.
 w. E. Hummel, representing
 the Arizona Cattleman Of Tue
 son, is here hustling business
 for a special edition of that in-
 teresting cattle journal. to be
 issued at the time of the Arizona
 Cattle Growers Convention, in
 Nogales February 14, 15 and 16.
 LNrnr 1y n owner of THE BORDER VIDETTE, is the editor and proprietor of The Arizona Cattleman, which has 8 wide circulation among Arizona, Texas and New Mexico cattle raiSerS.
 Miss Edna Bowman, accomp- lished daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, has ac- cepted a position in the local office of the Department of Jus tice, presided over by Special Agent Van Curtis. Miss Bow man is an experienced typist and stenographer, and will be of great assistance to Mir. Curtis, who for sometime past. has been do ing the work of several persons. Instead of one, MT. Curtis, in our opinion, should have several assistants to aid him in handling the business of his important office.
 Last Sunday evening Sheriff Earhart arrested Raymond Smith on a charge of resisting an officer. Accused was i'm mediately released on bond. The alleged crime is said to have been committed about a year ago, at which time Ray mond resided in this city. Last Raymond returned here to answer the charge which was filed against him about the time he left Nogales and went to his old home in Texas. He is said to have resisted Tom Berch, who at the time was ono of Sheriff l Earhart's deputies.
 J. B. Bristol, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, that on account of the | large number of visitors who will | be in Nogales next week, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, in | at the convention of | every available room in | the city, will be needed to pro- | perly care for our guests. w. | c. Cody, acting for Secretary | Bristol, has been busy this week l making a canvas of those having l spare rooms, and everybody | the convention will be | we'll taken care of, either at our | splendid hotels, or at private | residences.
 A telegram was received here | stating that Mir. c. | Lehrke, manager of the ladies' ready to wear department at the Store, Inc, had that | day married beautiful Irish | lasSie. MT. Lehrke had gone to | New York for the purpose, it was believed, of purchasing goods | for his mammoth store. Now it seems he had other and better | reasons for making the long trip, at time when the thermo- meter was way below zero. MT. and Mrs. Lehrke, after spending | their honeymoon on the Pacific | coast. will come to Nogales where they will reside.
 Friends of Colonel N. J. Pur- o4n 0f