The border vidette., 1919-06-07

Diamos and his associates, has returned to NogaleS. Nick's many friends are glad to see him back.
 Town Marshal Jay Lowe has been in Tucson a couple of days as a witness in the Giraud opium smuggling case, tried in the fed eral court at that place. George Mason. Al Scharff, A. C.. Barber and Leon GriSet, of the customs house, also were witnesses for the government.
 Harold Brown has resigned his position with the Nogales police force, and in a day or two will go to Tucson. where he will be connected with the police de- partment. Harold is a first class peace officer. His many friends here will be sorry to learn that he is leaving the city. Cadet William Harrison, son of Senator and Mrs. James A. | Harrison, is home from the ROS well, New Mexico military in stitute, for his vacation, which he will spend at the pleasant Harrison home on Morley ave nue. The young man has been appointed to West Point, from Arizona.
 Drs. Gustetter and Wallace who attended the 18th annual session of the Arizona State Medical Association. at Globe, Monday and Tuesday, report | having had a pleasant, interest ing time. The 1920 convention will be held in Nogales, in May. Dr. GCstetter was elected first vice president of the Association.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson, the mine owner, accompanied by Mir. Ed. Bohlinger, mining en- gineer, from Patagonia, visited the county seat the forepart>of the week, on mining business. | Colonel Richardson owns some of the best mining property in the southwest, including the great Three R mines, near Pa tagohia.
 The work of remodeling the Ell Paso Store, Sam Leeker's mammoth dry goods emporium, is progressing nicely under the personal supervision of H. Cor don Glore. When the great inn provement is completed, the store will have a beautiful plate glass front, and Hotel Evans will have a handsome ground floor lobby.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Herold re- turDed home the forepart of the week from three months delight fully spent in the East. They visited New York, Philadelphia, Washington and San Antonio. At the last named city, they visited Harry Creighton, special agent for the United States treasurer department, with head quarters at San Antonio.
 Roy Smith and Charles Wise, from the military institute at Roswell, New Mexico, are home for their summer vacation. Charles is a son of Mr. and Mrs J. E. Wise, Roy is a son of MT. and Mrs. Will Smith. The boys l are accompanied by their friend, Mack Wilkinson, also a cadet at Roswell, :, who will spend a couple of weeks in Nogales, a guest of his friends.
 w. E. Bower, owner of the Los Coches ranch at Camille, is attending court as a juror. Bill came to Santa Cruz county many y years ago, and has made good in the cattle business. He has one of the best farms in the county, and one the most pleas ant country homes in the state. The latch string is always out at Los Coches, where Bill and his estimable wife at all times extend the glad hand" to their friends.
 Lieutenant A. T. (Tracey) Bird, son of Colonel and Mrs. A. T. Bird of this city, has returned home from New York, where he recently received his discharge from the military service of the United States. MT. Bird was accompanied his wife, who'en- joyed a couple of weeks visit with her hus band in New York. A host of friends of the eX avia- tor rejoice in his safe return from overseas, where he did his bit for Uncle Sam.
 Last Tuesday Louis Roller,