The border vidette., 1918-02-02

agonia, has been enjoying a te W days visit here with his family. John says the Bradford is look l ing good, and sure to become a l big winner. He has had lot of experience, and knows the mining game thoroughly.
 Augustine Escobosa has re- turned from an extended trip down the West Coast of Mexico, in the interest of Karns Bros. Inc. On the trip Augustine, who is whirl wind salesman, sold fifty four nice little Fords, which is going some, even for a representative for Karns Bros.
 Division Engineer J. D. Mat thews of the Southern Pacific, was here Tuesday from Tucson, where he and his family have resided since leaving Nogales several years ago. MT. Mat thews has made application to join the National Army, as a membe of the Engineer Corps. Mrs. Annelle D. Hurt, daught. CT of Colonel Doherty, American vice consul in Nogales, Sonora, is now doing public stenograph- ing with headquarters in The Bowman lobby. The lady is an experienced stenographer and 1 typist. She does first class work and her prices are very reason | able.
 Mrs. Cole of Los Angeles. who E@ her nephew, Raymond Barnes, the young soldier who died at Camp Lewis, Washington, and was buried yesterday with mill tary honors, will return home tomorrow. While here she was guest of her sister, Mrs. Rich ard Donovan, the dead boys mother.
 Nogales was visited this week a couple of days by Mir. Pa ul Kantz, general agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Com pany. During his visit here the gentleman was a guest of Mir. T. F. MescaIl, local agent for the big insurance company. Wednesday MT. Kantz returned to Phoenix, where he now makes his headquarters.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. w. J. Neumann went to Tucson to see their sons Kort and Harold. who that evening passed through that city en route to Georgia, with the 18th Infantry, from San Diego, where Mr. and Mrs. .Nen- mann recently enjoyed & visit with the boys, who aie now on their way to the front some where in France"
 Sheriff Earhart has received notice from Phoenix to the effect that on and after February first, all persons appearing in Santa Cruz county with automobiles bearing 1917 licenses, or without licenses, will be arrested and prosecuted. The sheriff also an nounces that Sonora automobiles bearing 1917 Sonora licenses will be required to have their 1918 licenses after February first, or be subject to arrest.
 Yesterday Postmaster William Schuckmann, Senator James A. Harrison, and Harry E. Grace, motored out to the Buena Vista copper -silver-gold mines owned by the Arizona European Mining Co.,, of which MT. Schuckmann is secretary treasurer. Superin- tendent James Ritchie is busy shipping two carloads of ore from Bloxtou station. where it is hauled by Chris. Wilson, the Patagonia freighter.
 Dr. V. A. Sneaker is arrang- ing to engage in the cotton rais- ing business. He owns one hun dred and sixty acres in the ia nous Casa Grande district, be- tween the historic old settle ment and the town of Florence. Recently a splendid we'll was brought in on the doctors farm, greatly enhancing the value of the ranch. Planter Sneaker has receive a number of offers for his plantation, all of which he declined.
 Joe Miller and H. F. Sherer, who have a lease on the Castle Butte mines located near Pata- gonia, were business visitors in the city this week, from their property. Joe says he and his partner have one of the best