The border vidette., 1918-11-16

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State Board of Health in refer.
! ence to lifting the quarantine in
the state.
Jim Gamble, for a long time a
member of the y. S. customs
force, has been here several
days from Naco, where he is
now stationed. Jim is a nephew
Of Captain jefferson Davis Mil
ton, immigrant ton inspector at
Fairbank.
F. L. Bosh. popular local re,
preventative for the Standard
Oil Company, announces the re-
ceipt of another big motor truck,
for use in his district, where I'M
der Nh. Bosch's able supervi-
sion, the big oil company is
doing an enormous business.
Mrs. Wright, wife of T. G.
Wright, popular, accommodate
ing agent for the Southern Pa
cific at this place, accompanied
by the little boy, returned the
forepart of the week from de-
lightful visit with relatives in
the east. Tom says life is again
worth while.
According to G. T. Jones, chief
special agent Of the United
States Department of Justice,
the draft evaders now in Mex
leo, need expect no clemency
from the United States. It is
said that American draft evaders
in Mexico, are offering to return
and serve their time in the army.
Yesterday Gen. Alvaro Obre
gon returned from a combined
business and pleasure visit to
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Rex
Shaw, special representative for
Grace & Company, of San Fran
cisco, who made Nogales his
headquarters during the ship
ment Of garbanzos.
F.. E Patterson, manager of
the F. E. Patterson Rubber Co.,
Inc, which recently took over
the D. Moore vulcanizing bust
ness on Morley avenue, owned
by John Larimore, is a very
busy man. The company at the
present time makes a speciality
of manufacturing rubber tires
and tire tubes. Mr.. Patterson
is an expert.
William Perry, arrested last |
Tuesday for throwing a butcher
knife at Juan de Leon, in Nor
ley avenue restaurant, and |
charged with assault with intent |
to kill, was bound over to the |
Court in the sum of |
ed by Attorney Fred. Noon,
preliminary hearing in
the justice court.
Louis Killeen. of Phoenix. was
L visitor in Nogales a couple of
lays this week, having come
down to see his son Edward,
who last Monday joined the col
ors. For many years the Kill
Gems resided at Ures, Sonora,
where Don Louis conducted a
lotel and store. He is very
proud of his soldier boy, who is
| bright young man.
Beginning tomorrow, the mail
clerks on the Tucson Nogales
'un will rest in Tucson on Sun
lays, but the mail sacks will be
oaded in the mail car at Tue
on. unloaded at Nogales and
aiken to the postoffice, for Sun
lay distri button as usual. No
nail will be received at the mail
ar on Sundays, as the car will
,e closed and the slots shut.
DR.. @. H. Davis has returned
rom his home in Pinal county,
md is again at his Office in the
rund building. At the recent
election the doctor was elected
of Pinal county. on
he Democratic ticket. Last
election DR.. Davis was elected a
member of the state legislature
rom Pinal county, where he is
Ieservedly popular with the
'oters.
Senator James A. Harrison,
Who has returned from Phoenix,
avs the election of Hon. Tom
Campbell to the office of COVE
Tor, is conceded by the Phoenix
That ought to set
lie it. When a Phoenix Demo
rat admits defeat, why he's de
Gated, and further returns are
lot needed Gov. Campbell,
We salute you, and wish you