The border vidette., 1919-04-05

offered a reward Of $1 ,OOO, for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the re cent fire in the customs house, in Nogales, Sonora.
 Mrs. Hes, wife of Dr. Hes, of Elgin, was badly bitten in the hand one day this week, by an infuriated cat, the lady was try ing to release from a trap, set for skunks, at the Hes ranch. The wound is very painful but , not serious.
 Robert Hamilton. auditor for the E. A. Tovrea Company, was a visitor in the city,. yesterday, on company business. The gen tleman resides in Bisbee. He found the Nogales branch of his big company, doing a flourish ing business.
 Miss Ethel Poole, sister of Mrs. Sisk, has resigned her posi- tion at The Modern Store, to accept a clerical position in the office of the Southwest Ranger Oil and Refining Company, cor ,, ner of Crawford street and Ar royo boulevard.
 Alex. Strachan, the commis- sion man, is receiving regular shipments of tomatoes, from the south country. through the Port of Nogales, where they are given the 'once over" by customs in spectors, then sent to the States in trainload lots.
 Ben F. Daniels, many years a resident of Nogales, and later United States Marshal, when his friend Roosevelt was Presi dent, has been a business visitor in NogaleS several days, talking accident insurance. Ben now makes Tucson his home.
 Town Clerk Frank Cole, has returned from a weeks visit to San Antonio. Texas. He is ac- companied by his daughter and her husband, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson, and their baby girl. The Stevensons will make their home in Nogales, in the future.
 Ed. Bohlinger, the we'll known successful mining engineer, of Three R fame, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, from Patagonia. MT. Bohlinger is as sociated with Colonel R. R. Richardson, the Patagonia mine owner.
 F. B. Irvine, representing The McNeil Company, Phoenix print. CTS, departed last Thursday morning for a visit to the West Coast of Mexico, in the interest will visit Hermosillo, Guaymas, Culiacan and Mazatlan, before returning to the States. Manager H. M. Marquez of the Nogales baseball team, says he is getting together the fast. est" nine eyer organized in this city. The opening game will be l played on the local diamond on Sunday, April 18th, at which time his all-stars will cross bats with the 25th Infantry nine.
 Attorney A. Ybarra, legal re. l presen tative for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was here from Guaymas a couple of days this week, on company business. MT. Ybarra and family resided in Nogales several years. The family now lives in Los Ange. les, where they have a pleasant home.
 B. M. Dickerman, enthusias- tic, prominent Elk, was here Thursday with the Tucson Elks, who royalty entertained the local Elks and their friends at the Santa Cruz Club last Thursday night. MT. Dickerman is an old time personal friend of Captain Chas. Beatty, of the Immigra tion Service.
 Nogales Elks and their friends were royalty entertained at the grand ball last Thursday night, given by the Tucson Elks, al the Santa Cruz Club. The Best People on Earth are past mast CTS in the art of entertaining The Tucson nerd, and their love ly ladies, will long be pleasant ly remembered in Nogales.
 Tomorrow evening commenc