The border vidette., 1918-08-10

known automobile man, will leave next week for Washing ton, D. O., to reports for special service in the corps of engineers, U. S. A. 'Bill" says he's anxi- ous to get in the game. B. Lewis, the Parker Canyon 1 stockraiser, was a business wis itOr at the county seat yester- day, on private business. MT. Lewis, besides owning a nice herd of white face bovines, has a bunch of fast running horses.
 H. c. Harrison, president and general manager of the Three R mine, of which he is the prin- cipal owner, was a business wis itOr at the county seat last Thursday, having motored down from the big producer of red metal.
 John Hoy, the Butte, Montana mining man, who represents Millionaire Clarke. in this coun- | ty, was here this week a couple of days from the mine in the Patagonia district, where he is developing valuable mining property.
 F. L. Bosch, local agent for Standard Oil Company, has re- ceived a fine Packard motor truck, the cost of which was be- tween four and five thousand dollars. It is for use in making oil deliveries here and through out the county.
 Last Tuesday the pleasant country home of Andrew Bet twy, at the old Pete Kitchen Place, out on the Tucson road, was made happy by the arrival of a fine boy baby. Mother and little one are doing nicely, says Dr. Chenoweth, the youngsters grandpa.
 In a pistol duel in Nogales, Sonora, early last Wednesday morning, between Valentin Els pinOSa, citizen, and HilariO Gonzalez, a policeman, the peace officer was killed, and Espinosa was shot twice. He may die. Cause of the duel has not been learned.
 Jack Schleimer has disposed of his real estate interests in Nogales, and will today leave for San Francisco to join the United States navy. As an able bodied seaman, Jack already has made an international reputa tion. His friends predict bright future for him in our great navy
 Last evening the officers of the 35th Infantry gave a fare we'll bali which was largely at tended by members of the Santa Cruz Club and their friends Anding Hall was crowded, and everybody had fine time. To morrow night the Social Club of the 35th, will give a farewell ball at the same place.
 Captain V. A. Sneaker, of the United States medical corps, has received telegraphic instructions from the department of which he is attached, instructing him to proceed to Camp Travis, near San Antonio. Texas. for service in the base hospital, there. The date of the popular medico's de- parture will be announced later.
 The farewell party given last Thursday evening by the Misses Camou, at the elegant Camou residence in this city, in honor of the officers of the 35th Infan- try, was a brilliant affair. The attendance was large and every body had delightful time. The departure of the 35th Infantry is regretted by many of our citi- zenS.
 Fred. Carruther, superinten- dent of the United States Ora phite Company, the splendid properties of which are in So nora, near Minas Prietas, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel couple of days this week, from Colorado Springs, where he enjoyed short visit with his mother. From here he went to the mines.
 On Thursday MT. J. l.. Pope, for long time local represent ative for the Southern Pacific Company, who recently resign ed to retire to private life, de- parted for Lake county, Califor- mia, where he and bis wife own a valuable fruit farm, which will