The border vidette., 1918-01-26

has gone to San Francisco. The gentlemen recently completed
 their contract with the Montana l Mines Go.
 The good people of Nogales
 are leaving nothing undone to
 make the annual meeting of the Cattle Growers Association there February IS, 15 and Is Q
 big success and we hope all the
 cattlemen will be there. None
 can afford to miss this meeting -Cattleman.
 On account of the shortage of
 machine operators, the special
 edition of The Arizona Ca tile
 man will not be issued on the
 18th of January, as first plan
 ned, but will come out February
 II, and will be made a conven- tion number for the Arizona Cattle Growers Association,
 which meets February II, IS and 16, at Nogales, Arizona Cattleman.
 It is recommended by the Ari- zona State Bureau of Mines that those intending to hold mining claims for the year 1918 under the new law that permits hold ing the claims without assess ment work, file their notices of intention to hold early in the year and thus avoid the last minute rush that comes with the filing of notices at the end of the year.
 Everyb body in Santa Cruz coun- ty will be pleased to learn that Miss Lillian Shoat, the we'll known, popular school teacher who taught in the Nogales school last year, is recovering from her recent serious illness and hopes are now entertained for her speedy recovery. Miss Shoat had @ severe attack of pneumonia.
 R. R. Redwine, we'll known Southern Pacific passenger con ductor, who has been a very sick man for some time past, was here the forepart of the week from his ranch near Am adoyille. His many friends will be glad to learn that be is great ly>improved in health, and hopes to be back on the job" before many moons.
 Don Ignacio Corella, treasurer of the state of Sonora, who ac- companied Governors Gales and Soriano from Hermosillo to No gales the forePart of the week, was met here Thursday by his brother Antonio, we'll known successful business man of Doug las, Arizona. Treasurer Corella now makes his home in Hermo- sillo with his family.
 E. D. Lachman, formerly of Sonora, where he purchased ore and bullion, has been a guest at the Montezuma several days this week, being accompanied by his business associate MT. J. l.. Mays, of El Paso. MT. Lach- man makes his home in New York. They are here in the in terest of the Western Wooden ware Co.,, of El Paso.
 The work of remodeling the offices of the Department of Jus tice, Intelligence Department, Bureau of Exports of the War Board and the One Per Cent Club, in The Bowman Hotel building, has been com pleted and now Messrs. Curtis, Haley and Bowman, heads of the respective depart ments, are comfortably located, and can be found constantly on the job"
 Mr William Wilson, formerly of Tucson and lately of the Port land division of the Southern Pacific. has been appointed su perintendent of the Tucson divi- sion of the big Espee, vice John w. Fitzgerald, recently made l superintendent of the Shasta division. Superintendent Wilson will have his headquarters in Tucson. He is an old time friend | of Wirt G. Bowman, of this city, l with whom he 'railroaded" many years ago.
 Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent, has re ceived from Mr. c. O. Case. state school superintendent. the apportionment of funds to the | various counties of Arizona, from Al H