The border vidette., 1919-05-03

this city, with the 34Oth field artillery in Germany. writes that he is in excellent health, and is enjoying life "On the Rhine." John wished to be re- mem bered to all his Nogales friends.
 Next Tuesday Hon. ChaS E. Hardy, collector of customs for the Arizona district, will go to New York to attend the annual meeting of collectors. During his bsence from the district, hls chief deputy, Harry Berner, will be in charge.
 Mir. H. M Hoyt, assistant director of the branches and cus- toms department of the War Trade Board, after tranSactipg government business in Nogales, has departed for Eagle Pass, Texas, where he goes on War Trade Board business.
 w.. A. Sloan, an experienced chemist and assayer, who was chief chemist for the Shannon Copper Co.,. has purchased the Kempton & O'Neill assay office, which he will personally con- duct. The gentleman comes to Nogales highly recommended.
 Homer Edwards, millman at the Worlds Fair mine, was in Nogales Thursday on a com bined business and pleasure visit. His many friends here and throughout the county, will be glad to learn Homer is mak- ing good at the big silver bo- nanza.
 Last night J. A. Legarra, manager of The Red House, returned from visit to San Xavier, Sonora, where a branch of his big esta blishment is located. Louis Rosenstern, the Tucson merchant, who has been down the West Coast, on busi- ness, also returned last night.
 B. Lewis and John Chapman, two sure enough cowmen, from the Parker Canyon country, were business visitors at the county seat this week a couple of days. They made their headquarters at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Lewis, not only raises white face cattle, but race horses hard to beat.
 Mr.. J. A. Small, superinten- dent of tue Nogales- Cananea division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned from Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a short visit with his family. When asked as to his reported illness, MT. Small said there was nothing to it. He never felt "ftter."
 Eduardo Leglu, the. Carbo cattleraiser, is in the city, being accompanied by his mother. a most estimable old lady. Mir. Leglu is arranging to enter the mercantile business in NogaleS, Sonora, being associated with MT. A. Dominguez. who has had many years practical experience in that business.
 Jack Schleimer and Harry 0IdCS, OWO llNS "IISS, "uSd II comes to playing any game, are over in the Texas oil fields, where they have secured a num- Der of leases. It is said the boys will organize a company, in which they will invite their friends to become interested fin ancially. Bet they make good.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Duma- zert of La Vile de Paris, re- turned Monday from an extend ed purchasing trip to New York and other eastern markets. Up on his return home he found his big emporium corner of Interna- tional street and Morley avenue, doing a fine business, under the able direction of Manager R. A. Lehrke.
 Mir. F. F. Rodriguez, we'll known successful hardware deal. CT, has returned from an ex. tended business trip down the West Coast, where his firm does a big business with the farmers and ranchers in that section Mir. Rodriguez has branch store at Guaymas, which is the supply point for the country south of there.
 Last Tuesday the following prominent church people motor l o6 t0 T,1cSOn to attend tho an,