The border vidette., 1918-07-27

l many NOgdleS 1flenQS nope IOr her recovery.
 Tuesday Joe Deegan, the Cal abasas stockraiser, junior mem Der of the firm of Atkinson & Deegan, was business visitor in the city. He is brother of l force.
 This week Mexican author ities built high wire fence on the international line between the arroyo and Morley avenue, where considerable trouble has recently been caused by persons crossing contrary to government orders. The fence should have been built a long time ago, for 1 the good of all parties concerned.
 Beginning August first, all inn porters and exporters will be | required by the War Trade Board to have all applica tions filled out correctly before mail ing same to branch offices of the War Trade Board. After the above date, all applications in correctly made out will be re- turned to the applicant for cor rection.
 Nogales has been visited this week a couple of days by Rev. Father Duval, of the Tucson ] Catholic church, who formerly was in charge of the local parish. Father Duval has a wide circle of friends in this section who are always glad to welcome him back to Santa Cruz county. The good father was accompanied by Father Frazier, of the Tucson parish.
 The 35th Infantry has been notified to prepare for marching orders. Col. J. H. Frier and his splendid officers and men, will be missed. Wherever they go, they will take with them the best wishes of a host of friends, here and throughout the county. It is unOtficially announced that one of the newly organized cav airy regiments will be stationed here. The date of the departure of the 35th has not been made public.
 Last Sunday at Fort Huachu- ca, the soldiers defeated the Mo- gales baseball team in a hotly contested twelve-inning game, by a score of f to 3. The officers and soldiers at the fort treated our boys and other visitors so fine, they will play another game at the Fort On August 9th. Every body is cordially invited to go along. A good game and a royal time is assured every body. Manager Marquez says he expects to bring home the bacon, next time.
 Joe Custodian, manager of the Guadalupe Company, operating mines in the Santa Cruz noun tains, from which shipping shee- lite ore is being mined and brought to the city, was in No gales the forepart>of the week, attending to the sale of the high grade molybdenum ore which now brings a fancy price. Joe reports lis property looking good and has great hopes for TedllZluS OlS I0UuTIlS OH UIlo money expended by himself and associates, all of whom are No gales business men.
 Last Wednesday evening Col. A. Rodriguez, of the Mexican army, who is a brother of Mr. Fernando F. Rodriguez, the suc- cessful Nogales hardware deal CT, accompanied by his wife and father-in-law. MT. Fernando Montiio, of Guaymas, arrived from the bay city. and has since been a visitor in the city. Mrs. Rodriguez and her father con- tinued on to San Francisco, where they will visit with re- latives and friends. Col. Rodri- guez claims Nogales as his home, having spent many years here with his family, before joining the Mexican army, in which he has made a spendid record, both as an officer and man. His re- giment is stationed in the Yaqui Indian country, south of Quay mas.
 w. Rockford Kibbey, Jr., and Jack McVey, two we'll known young cattlemen, the former from Las Moras, in the vicinity of Sasabe, and the latter from Las Jarillas, near Arivaca, have been visiting NogaieS a couple