The border vidette., 1919-08-02


 business woman of this city, who is building number of apartment houses on Cavalry Hill, accompanied by Mrs. H. Scherb, of the International Store, spent last Sunday in Tucson.
 Jesse Gatlir, successful stock raiser, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week, from his splendid ranch near Patagonia. The Cat lins own bunch of we'll bred Herefords, and some of the fast est COW ponies in the state.
 Ed, Gildea, foreman of the Herald composing rooms, is a very happy printer man, on ac- count of the arrival at his home last Monday of baby girl. Mother and baby doing fine, and Ed. is back on the job in the Herald shop, wearing broad smile of contentment.
 Fred. Hilliker, the Los Ange- les land man. has gone to Noria, where he and his associates own valuable land. He is accompa nied by a prospective buyer, who contemplateS making his home in Sonora. Wonderful growing rains have visited the Noria section and dry farmers there are happy.
 Mrs. Wanless, wife of Mark Wanless, the Hermosiilo assayer and ore buyer, accompanied by her charming daughter, has this week been in Nogales, visiting friends. From here the ladies will go to San Francisco, where they will spend the remainder of the summer, visiting relatives and friends.
 WE Foore, the contractor, has returned from a business visited at Seattle, Washington. Mir. Foore has discovered a new process for making leather. Some day his discovery will pay him handsomely for his time and labor. It is said that local cap ital has become interested in Mir. Foore's proposition.
 The large ground floor of the new c. T. Jones building on Morley avenue, about completed, will be occupied by the Russell Electric & Machine Co.,, of this city. Manager Bert Hanna says that just as soon as the building is finished, he will remove from the present location on Grand avenne. to the Jones building.
 Harry Barnett, pioneer min ing man of Patagonia and vicin- ity,- where he has continuously resided since 1882, was a busi- ness visitor at the county seat recently. Mir. Barnett, who is manager of the Happy Jack group of mines situated in the Santa Rita mountains, this coun- ty, is arranging to resume work on the old properties from which high grade silver lead ores were shipped some years ago.
 After several days visit in No gales on official business, Gen. eral Carlos Plank, commander of Sonora's Rough Riders, has re- turned to Magdalena, his head quarters. The generals con- mand is composed of about four hundred men who can shoot and ride. They are known as La Gendarmeria Fiscal, and are supposed to run down SmugglerS and other law-breakerS along the international border.
 County Assessor Vic J. Wager, of Santa Cruz county, said to be the best assessor in Arizona, has returned from the Grand Can yon, where he attended the an nual meeting of the State Tax Commission. Miss Laura Par sons, efficient, accommodating clerk of the Board of Supervis- ors, who also attended the tax conference, returned Tuesday. Douglas was named as the place for holding the conference next year.
 Governor Campbell has ap pointed the following citizens of Santa Cruz as members of the grand committee, from Arizona, to attend the reception of the Pacific Fleet, at San Diego, on August 7th: Capt L. w. Mix, Bracey Curtis, Allen T. Bird, S. F. Noon. George H. Fiedler, Edward Titcomb, Miss Laura n TTY (NI