The border vidette., 1918-07-20

| sam PreSS!ef, the OaSlS llnO- type operator, who owns a splen- did dry farm in the San Rafael valley, has returned from the farm and is again back 'On the job" Reports having had a fine outing.
 Dr. E. M. Carpenter of Cana nea, has been NOgaleS visitor a couple of days this week, on business connected with his mines in the Santa Cruz district, a short distance south of the in ternational line. He is a guest at the National Hotel.
 Last Wednesday, Collector Of Customs c. E. Hardy received from the State Council of De fense, a notifica tion of his ap pointment on a special commit in Arizona. Col. Hardy is one of the most able speakers in the state.
 Grant Mills, the Tillamook, l Oregon farmer, who is interest 1 ed in the Noria, Sonora district, where large acreage IS being planted to beans, has been in the city a couple of days on business for himself and asso- ciateS. He will return south today.
 G. H. Whipple, the bookkeep- CT and accountant, has resigned his position with the Arizona | Gas & Electric Company, to ac cept the position of accountant in the office of the Copper Queen Mining Company, at Bisbee. Wednesday MT. Whipple depart ed for Bisbee.
 A new corporation with a cap- ital of $1OO, GOO, gold, has recent | ly been organized to erect new flour mill at the town of Altar, in the Altar district, Sonora. It | is proposed to also establish an electric light. an ice making | plant and a water system for the town of Altar.
 Rodolfo Vasquez, the Los An geles mining man, who owns a group of mining claims near No gales, arrived in town last Thurs day and has since been a guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Vasquez and family resided here before going to Los Angeles sev- eral years ago.
 The Epworth League of the Methodist church has arranged to give series of entertain ments for soldiers of the 35th Infantry and the base hospital medical corps. It is the inten- ton to give these entertainments at the homes of the different members of the league.
 Stephen Sturges, brother of Mrs. G. H. Madden, has written to his sister stating that he is now a member of the Aviation Corps at Gulfport, Miss. Steve is we'll known in Nogales where he attended high school last year. His friends here join in wishing him good luck.
 Friends of Dr. A. L.. Gustet- ter, now a captain in the great American army, will be pleased to learn that he is now stationed at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa, where he enjoys excellent health. The captain writes that he finds the work very interesting. He is anxious to get over seas.
 P. J. Munch, deputy state land commissioner, from Phoe- nix, spent a couple of days here this week, with his wife and son Phil, who are visiting relatives in this section. Mrs. Munch is a daughter of Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, Santa Cruz county's efficient school superintendent.
 c. l.. Northcraft, of Patago- mia, was in the city last Tuesday traEsacting private business, and incideptall fixing his polit- ical fences. He is a candidate from Patagonia, for the nomina- tion of supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic prim- aries to be held September 10th.
 Ed. F. Bohlinger, the success ful mining engineer of Patago- mia, was here last Thursday transacting private business, It is said that MT. Bohlinger is one of the best practical mining men in the country. What he don't know about the ore bodies in the great Three R mine, isn't worth knowing.