The border vidette., 1918-04-20

of the board of supervisors, Is a
 visitor at Phoenix, having gone
 to the state capital to transact
 official business. Senator Har-
 riSon, who is member of the
 Nogales Town Council, is a can didate for re election, on the
 Democratic ticket. His re cleo
 tion is conceded by all.
 On April 26,o five days there after, the following members of Class 1, selected draft, from Santa Cruz county, will entrain for Camp Funston training camp,
 before they are sent to France:
 Ned Carter, Manuel Vasquez, c. G. Thomson, Carl Love, Frede- rick A. Barr, Victor Goldin, Otto G. Fiedung. George R. Everett, Frank Snyder, Alex. c. Clark, Cecil Boynton and E.
 L.. Ridge.
 Ben Evans, manager of the Montezuma hotel, has received a letter from Jack Noonan, for merly we'll known here, now a first sergeant of the Twenty first Engineers, Somewhere" in France, where Jack says he is "now under shot and shell doing his bit for the good old U. S. A." Jack says he is "en- toying the best of health, but is kept very busy chasing Huns up and down the line"
 Experienced shoe makers are in great demand in Nogales just now, at E. J. Holden's esta blish- ment on Grand avenue. The Nogales Shoe Doctor has tele- graphed to a number of cities for shoe makers, and at tbe present time two railway tickets are at Ell Paso, for use of ma chine operators desiring a good pay job with one of the squarest men in the shoe making busi- ness, B. J. Holden, The Nogales Shoe Doctor.
 John Yoas, from the west side of the Santa Rita mountains, where he and his brother have a big COW ranch and herd of whiteface, has been a guest at the Moutezuma a couple of days, in consultation with William Franklin, the El Paso cattle buyer. who is here to receive trainload of Souora cat. tie. The YoaS boys are in the market for a bunch of cattle, for their Santa Cruz county range. Bill can furnish lem, right now.
 uo, TIIdr;ol, IT A6oT ,oro minent Savannah, Georgia attor ney, who came all the way from his far away home to attend the wedding of his son, Lieutenant Uldrick McLawS, Jr., to Miss Edith Legarra, departed for last Thursday, going as far as Tucson with his son and bride, who have gone to California on their honey moon trip, before going to Sa- vanah to reside. Mir. McLaws is a son of General Lafayette McLaws of Georgia.
 Frank N. Cox, the mine con- tractor, who for the last year past, has successfully operated mining property situated in the Duquesne district, owned by the Duquesue Mining Company, from which he leased same, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. Frank Cox is one of the best mine uperintendents in the Since taking hold of the Duquesne mines, from which a big lot of ore has been shipped, he has made a nice piece of money for himself and the company.
 The funeral of John Balyo, who died at the Base Hospital last Saturday, was held Tuesday at the Baptist church, Chaplain of the 35th Infantry, off ciating. From the church the body of the dead soldier, who | died in the service of his coun- try, was taken to the depot, escorted by soldiers from the | 35th, headed by the militaryband. At the depot Chaplain Eusey | delivered a short sermon, and | the soldiers fired three rounds | over the body of their departed | comrade. Balyo's body was ship ped to the old home in Wiscon- sin.
 Friends of Gustavo Manriquez, for the past four years head | and accountant for