The border vidette., 1918-04-13

 try, will be shipped out of Son ora, through the port of Noga- les, according to U. $. Inspector J. B. Mix, who on Tuesday pass ed thirty three carloads of to- matOes.
 Santa Cruz county's allotment of the Third Liberty Loan, $289, 800, will be over subscrib- ed, if the good work started last Saturday and continued through out the week is maintained. Keep up the good work. Uncle Sam needs the use of your money Now.
 c. E. Angulo, the we'll known salesman, has arrived from Me sa, Arizona, to accept a position at Vile de Paris. MT. Angulo resided here number of years ago and is pleasantly remember ed by numerous friends who welcome him back to the best town in Arizona.
 Thursday Mir. Ed. Bohlinger, the Patagonia mining engineer, to whom credit is given for dis covering ore worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, was wis itor in Nogales, being accompa- nied by Mir. Valenzuela, chief clerk in the Patagonia Commer- cial Company's store.
 Isaac King, president of the Prudent tial Mining 6 Develop ment Co.,, was a business visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. He brought in with him rich samples of rare mineral re- gently discovered on his con- pany's property, a short distance northeast of the city.
 An important strike of high grade lead silver ore has been made in the famous old Wander ing Jew mine in the Santa Rita The Jew is owned by L.. Lulley, Mrs. Mark Lulley and Colonel R. R. Richardson. It is being worked by Bisbee men, under lease and bond.
 Frank Lanyon, pioneer min ing man from the Gro Blauco district, where he has continu- ously operated for many years, was county seat visitor a couple of days this week, on private business. For some time past Frank has been in charge of the Old Glory properties.
 Secretary Arcus Reddoch of the local draft board, is in re- ceipt of an official notice from the Adjutant General of the Army to the effect that there is called to report for entrainment on dates from and including the 26th of April and five days another contingent of regiStrants.
 Vic Bennett, superintendent of the Sinaloa division of the Sothern Pacific of Mexico, with at Mazatlan, has been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, in his private car Topic. Recently MT. Ben nett's home at Mazatlan was may happy by the arrival of sweet girl baby.
 All who attended the recital given last Saturday evening at The Lyric by Mrs. Gillespie, for the benefit of the Red Cross, ex press themselves as greatly pleased with the musical treat. for which great credit is due Mrs. Gillespie and those who so ably assisted in making the re- cital a success in every way.
 J. A. Jordan and Fred. Ryan, two El Paso hardware saleSmen, the big wholesale house in which Fred. and his brother George Ryan, are in terested, spent couple of days here this week interviewing F. F. Rodriguez and other local hardware dealers. They secur- ed a number of nice orders.
 MT. Oscar F. Ashburn, one of the county's most successful cat tie growers, was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week, from the big Monkey Springs ranch near Patagonia. MT. Ash burn and associates own thouS ands of high grade white face Herefords, which range in Pima, Cochise and Santa Cruz coun- ties.
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