The border vidette., 1918-01-26

farm and @ bunch of cattle over
 in the Elgin country, has been here several days this week
 transacting private business.
 Mir. c. H. Whipple has arriv- 1 ed in the city from Los Angeles
 to accept the responsible posi- tion of accountant for the Ariz-
 ona Gas 6 Electric Co.,, of which
 w. Fl. Kelsey is general man. ager.
 L. 2. Mitchell has sold his i New England Kitchen in the Montezuma Hotel building, 10 , Chas H. Field and Mrs. Anna King, who will in future conduct l the place under the name of The l King.
 Harry Turner, special live stock agent of the Southern Pa | cific, with headquarters at Fl Paso, was here this week look ing after the company's live stock interests. He was a guest at The National.
 Frank N. Cox was business visitor at the county seat the ,, forepart of the week from the DuqueSne district, where he is working number of pay mines, leased from the Duquesne Min ing 6 Reduction Go.
 Holler & Levin, the customs brokers and commission men, are building stock pens and dip- ping vatS on the Nogales, Son. ora side Of the ternational line, for use of cattle men who bring stock out of Sonora at this port.
 Justice Carl White and Bird Yoas. the former from Amado- vile, and the latter gentleman from the Santa Rita mount tains where he and his brother John have a fine bunch of white face cattle, visited the county seat Wednesday.
 The University Of Arizona. in it's war service, has measured high. Its service flag now has about 165 stars, and ten mem- bers of it's faculty are serving either in military work, State Council of Defense, or some other branch.
 This week Miss Laura Par sons, efficient clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County As sessor Victor J. Wager, motored to the outlying precincts in the county to deliver the election supplies for the road bond cleo tion, being held today.
 Monday P. J. McCarty, from the Huachuca mountain foot hills,- where he and his brother bunch of cattle, was visitor in town having come in to market load of beans, which brought the highest market price.
 Nogales will royalty entertain the cowmen of Arizona February 14, 15 and IS. Arrangements are being made to turn both No gales, Sonora and Nogales, Ari- zona over to the delegates to the convention and their friends, on the three days mentioned.
 Last Tuesday afternoon the ladies of Nogales organized a Needlework Society. by electing the following officers: Mrs. Ed ward Titcomb, president; Mrs. J. E. Wise, vice president; Mrs Charles B. Hardy, secretary; Mrs. Wm. F. O7erton, treasurer.
 Last Sunday Sheriff Earhart arrested a man named Billonaze, on charge of selling boot leg whiskey to a soldier. The sheriff was present when the soldier con ntracted for the booze, which cost him $500 pint. Billion aze's wagon was also confiscated.
 R. A. Lehrke, manager of the ladies ready to- wear department of the Broadway Store, Inc, of which l.. B. Fleischer is general manager, has gone to New York where he will spend couple of weeks purchasing spring crea- tions for his mammoth establish ment.
 Sergeant Arthur Peck, after enjoying his furloogh with his parents and friends, has return ed to Camp Funston. Sergeant Peck is member of Battery "D," 34Oth Field Artillery. Says he likes the soldier business, and expects soon to be ordered tO France