The border vidette., 1918-02-23

Growers Association, the follow ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Chas. P. Mullen of Skull Valley, president; B. H. Grabb of Flagstaff, first vice president; w. B. Shute of Globe, second vice president; J. c. Kinney of Tucson, third vice president; Fen $. Hildreth of Phoenix, treasurer; Sam B. Bradner of Phoenix, secretary.
 Looking well and feeling fine and dandy, Dr. John c. Under wood, who for many years has game in the state of Sonora, has returned from an extended busi- ness visit in the east, New York and Washington. Reports having had d pleasant, profitable trip, but mighty glad to get back to sunny Arizona and Sonora. The doctors mining property is located near Santa Ana, Sonora.
 Miss Mildred Glore, daughter of H. Gordon Glore, the we'll known civil and mining engi- neer, is a guest at the Montezu- ma hotel, having arrived Thurs day from Los Angeles. Miss Glore recently passed the gov ernment stenographer examina- tion and has been called to re- port at Washington, D. c. After enjoying a few days visit here with friends, Miss Glore will depart for the national capital, to join the colors.
 MT. Granville Moore, we'll known mine promoter of San Francisco, has been a stopover visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week. He is on his way to graphite mines situated near Minas Prietas, where John Brunton, the mining engineer, is now taking out graphite for shipment to the States, through this port of entry. MT. Moore is financially interested in the properties which are said to possess great merit.
 Miss Jane H. Rider, director in charge of the State Laborat- ories at the University of Ari- zona, has returned to Tucson after spending a couple of days here Investigating the much talked of milk question. Miss Rider took home with her sam- pies of milk from the various dairies and much interesting data furnished her by Dr. A. l.. GusteLter, town health officer.
 
 into effect March 9th.
 The splendid rain and snow storms during the past week in California, Arizona and Sonora, are a God send to the cattle grower, farmer and miner. The storm seems to have been gen. eral and is worth millions to the Last Monday in the Huachuca mountains and foot hills, after an hours heavy rain, six inches of snow fell. As a result Henry Pyeatt, Bill Bowers and others whose cattle range in that section, are wearing broad smiles of contentment. Their trou ubles are over.
 Mrs. Marsteller, wife of MT. Grover Marsteller, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales, who joined the United States navy a few days before he became a Benedict, departed Tuesday afternoon for Philadelphia, where she will visit her husband. Recently Grover, who is the youngest son of Judge and Mrs. M. Marsteller of this city, was transferred from San Francisco to the navy yard at the Quaker City. His host of friends remember Grover very kindly and wish him world of good luck.
 Last Monday in the federal court at Tucson, the jury in the case against Mrs. Ida Mcintosh and Leonardo Gamez of this city, accused of conducting room ing houses for immoral purposes, r returned a verdict of mot gull ty." Mfr. Gamez is proprietor of Hotel Blanco, and Mrs. McIn- tosh is proprietress of the San Antonio house. The defendants were represented by Attorney s. F. Noon of this city. In the case of Gamez, the United States attorney instructed the jury to find the defendant not guilty, and in the ease or Mrs. McTn-