The border vidette., 1918-09-21

4NOSdIeS, OOuOTd, IldS OI)SuSO c free employment bureau.
 George H. Pratt, until recent ly in the customs service as ar i inspector, has gone u Spreckles Cal, to accept a position in a sugar refinery there.
 The Santa Cruz Club lyceum course will open this evening al the Lyric theater with The Musical Guardsmen." It will be a treat for all lovers of music.
 Monday the board of super. visors canvaSSed the returns oi the recent primary election. Nc change was made in the unOffi cial figures originally given out.
 Mrs. H. V. McFadden and Miss Clara McFadden, mother and sister of H. P. McFadden, have come to Nogales from Los Angels, to make their home here
 H. w. Hamblen of the Arizona Gas and Electric Company, has bought the Wing Wong Sen business property on Potrero avenue, near the Shelter bridge.
 On Wednesday night Deputy Sheriff Patterson of Patagonia brought in Jesus Gastelum who is being held by the department of justice officials for investiga- tion.
 l.. H. Watkins, Nogales agent for the Willeys Knight Com pany, has received a carload ot Overland automobiles and has them or. display at the Overland garage.
 The Nogales Jewelry Go. re. gently established in the Jund building on Morley avenue, were yesterday installing an elegant lot of new and up to date store fixtures.
 The local selective draft board has sent out to registrants of the 1918 call questionaireS. These go to registrants whose serial numbers are No. 1 to 277, both inclusive.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank, returned from a three months trip to the east, where he went in the in- terest of war work and on visit to friends.
 Monday Mrs. Harry D. Tomlin and young son Edward, return ed from a ten weeks visit in the east. They visited friends in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and other points.
 Tuesday Chief of Police Jay Lowe turned over to the Red Cross fifty dollars of a reward of $2OO given him for capturing a thief who was convicted in the court.
 Carlos Jury. of Cananea. has come to Nogales, Sonora, with a view of establishing a clothing jobbing house, and is looking for suitable location to eStab- fish the business.
 Hon. Os car Ashburn, the De- nominee in the PatagO mia district for supervisor has been in Nogales most of the week doing duty as juror in the superior court.
 Rev. Arthur Thomas, pastor of the Methodist church, Friday evening united in marriage Ser geant Joseph s. Alexander of the 25th Infantry to Miss Nellie Wakefield of Tucson.
 Last Sunday afternoon Frank Edgell, who works on the range for Bird Yoas, had two fingers torn from his right hand by getting the hand caughted in the riata while roping a COW.
 Santa Cruz county's propor- tion of the $17O. 500 to be raised in Arizona for the war work so- cieties, is fixed at $1O. .484. This sum may be cut down some, though probably very little.
 The American consulate in Sonora, has been en- gagged very busily of late in af- fixing the official wise to the new passports required by recent re- gulations from Washington.
 J. J. Oates, Canadian, ar rested at Sonoita Thursday by Deputy Sheriff White as sus- pected stacker, has decided to enlist in the United States army and will go to Camp Kearney.
 The new county council of de- fense as now constituted is com