The border vidette., 1918-04-27

been in the city a couple of days
 enjoying a visit with his mother
 and sisters.
 Spiro Proto, president of the
 Arizona Gas & Electric Com
 pany, has returned from sue ceSSful business visit to Los A n- geleS, where he went last week.
 Chief of Police Chas. L.. Fowl CT did his bit for the Red Cross base ball fund, by purchasing a block of one hundred tickets from Manager Ike Fraizer. Money talks in the battle with the Huns, not hot aid," said the Chief, who is always willing to do his share, then some.
 Deputy U. S. Marshal Treahey was here Monday, from Tucson. having come down to the border to take five federal prisoners back with him, for trial before the United States court. They are J. Artaza, Domingo Garcia, Celestino Sanchez, Frank Valen cia and Francisco Guierra.
 c. c. Jacome, treas. of Alianza Hispano- Americana, was in the city last Wednesday, from Tue son, having come over from the old pueblo to attend the meeting of the Supreme Council, held here Wednesday night. Recent ly the Lodge purchased $1O, O,OOO worth of Liberty Loan Bends.
 P. J. Sullivan, special agent of the Treasury Department. sent here from New York, by Uncle Sam, is on the job at all hours of the day and night. MT. Sullivan has had wide ex- perience in the service, and en- joys the fullest confidence of the he so ably repre- SentS.
 Dr. A. l.. GUstetter has re- turned from Camp Kearney, Cal ifornia, where he met a number of Nogales boys who are there doing their bit for Uncle Sam. Reported Frank Wilkey, John Jund, Tom Cumming, Charley Jones, and. the rest of them, well and happy. All wished to be re mem bered to their Nogales friends.
 Bracey Curtis. president of the First National Bank of Nogales, of Customs Chas. B. Hardy, Postmaster Wm. Schuck- mann and B. K. Cumming, were among the first to go over the 5op" in the sale of Chautauqua tickets. Credit is due all who are assisting in making Chau- 5auqua Week in Nogales, a big success.
 This week the Arizona Gas & Electric Company was awarded the contract for wiring the new corner of Morley ave 1ue and International street, being erected by Chas. Dumazet, of La Vile de Paris. The price for doing the work has not been tated but the contract is one of the biggest ever let by the big power plant.
 Judge Carl White, from Anna loville, was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday, help ng to celebrate Liberty Day. His Honor is some sport, and never OverlookS a chance to take part in any out door sports. He formerly resided in Nogales, and says he likes to get back among ais old friends, who are always pleased to see him.
 Tomorrow Lieutenant and Mrs. McLawS, who returned Tuesday rom their honeymoon trip in will depart for Sava nah, Georgia, where they will make their hone. Since their return from the coast, Lieuten- mt McLaws and his bride, nee Miss Edith Legarra, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. .egarra, the brides parents.
 J. w. Edwards, chairman of jhe Chautauqua ticket commit zee, reports the sale of tickets progressing nicely, and the am- punt guaranteed for the initial cost, $1, ,75O, will be put over in inc shape, by the signers, and ,heir friends. The season tickets sell at $2 50 each, plus war tax, md the required amount must De disposed of by May second.
 Jack Small, superintendent of he Nogales Cananea branch of Inc SOl1tbarn Pacific of Mexico