The border vidette., 1918-04-06

in the Laughlin Mining Co.,, ar | rived from the east the forepart of the week, and has gone down to the silver mines at San Xa i vier, Sonora.
 Conductor Jackson of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, is a guest at the Montezuma. He is the father of J. A. Jackson, su-
 perintendent of the Twin Buttes railway, who is also a guest at the MOntezuma.
 ca sday a telegram from Captain E. J. Ralph, of this city, now in Texas, announced that he was about to become a Benedict. We join the captains numerous friends in extending congratulations.
 Dr.. c. T. Davis, who owns valuable lands in the Casa Gran de district, has returned from viSi5 to his property. Recently the doctor sold eighty acres of land for S1OO per acre. Some land. some price.
 The following gentlemen will act as officers of the coming city primaries, on Saturday, April 27th: J. J. Chatham, Inspector; H. R. Renshaw and Robert E. Lee, judges; J. B. Bristol and Phil Herold, clerks.
 H. B. Randall, assistant man. ager of the Three R mine, ac- compauied by E. c. Blabon, master mechanic at the big cop per producer, motored in from the mine last Thursday, and re gistered at The Bowman.
 The forepart of the week F. A. French, manager of the Santa Cruz County Title & Abstract Company, returned from busi ness visit to Tucson, where in future he will spend a portion of his time attending to abstract business.
 Mir. Louis Martinez, vice pre- sident of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company, after several days here on business, has re- turned to Los Angeles, where he and his family now reside. Formerly they made their home at GuaymaS.
 John Higginbotham, Laird of Carbo, arrived from the south last Thursday morning and has since been 8 guest at the Mon tezuma hotel. The Laird came up on private business, connect ed with bis mines near Carbo. He will return home today.
 On a charge of having in their possession number of shirts belonging to the United States, Department of Justice officials on Thursday arrested R. Mora les and G. Nichols. The shirts. were sold by enlisted men, con- trary to the United States sta ties.
 The following we'll known Re- publicans of Nogales, will com pose the Republican ticket to be voted for at the municipal prim- ary election to be held on Satur- day, April 27th: Bracey Curtis, H. M. Clagett, B. K. Cumming, J. w. Edwards, James D. Barry, A. l.. Peck, A. s. Noon.
 Yesterday c. S. Oliver, of the of Justice, and Wirt G. Bowman, president of the One Hundred Per Cent Amer ican Club, went out on the river, near the Harrison ranch, and a man wanted in Doug las on a federal charge. The man admitted the officers had the proper dope" on him.
 Town Marshal c. l.. Fowler has returned from a business visit to Deming, New Mexico, where his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Rose and family now reside. Mr. Rose is engaged in the au tomobile business. Fowler says he saw a number of old time No gales residents CD the trip. Some are doing better than others.
 B. H. Evans of the Evans Commercial Company, of Pata- gonia, was a business visitor at the county seat, the forepart of the week, being accompanied by Chris. Wilson, the freighter, who has one of the best freight out fits in the country. The gentle men motored down from the second best town in the county.
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