The border vidette., 1919-06-21

)lROu, dCCuSeu Oy UIlo INOSdl0S Steam Laundry of embedding $36O. Clarence is being held by Texas officials waiting the ar rival of the Santa Cruz county sheriff.
 Wednesday Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor was at Tucson where he presided over the Pima county superior court, in a case during the absence of Judge Samuel Pattee, who is on the coast enjoying a well earned vacation.
 Jack Hoey, the mine superin- tendent, was business visitor i at the county seat this week i couple of days from his mines near Patagonia. Senator Clarke and his son Charley are fnan- cing Mir. Hcey, who is opening up a big mining property.
 Mir. and Mrs. Banning Vail were Nogales visitors this week several days, being guests at the Montezuma hotel. Mir. Vail | reports his great herd of cattle , on Sonora pastures, doing nice ly, since being shipped south from the Empire ranch, near Elgin.
 After a couple of days at the border on company business, Vic Bennett, superintendent of | the Sinaloa division of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, departed for the south last Thursday morning, his private car being CT train.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Vaughn, 1 from .DuqueSne, have been visit | ing the county seat this week. Mir. Vaughn is a nephew of Col. George w. Grove, the we'll known mine operator, who many years ago was interested in the old Pride of the West mines at Duquesne.
 R. s. Gray, the well known, successful hide buyer, of this city, accompanied by his family i and c. Mignordot, cashier of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company, this week motored to Los An geles, from where they will visit 1 the beaches. MT. Gray'S family will spend the summer on the coast. Last evening Jos. B. Littman, in the act of crossing the inter national border with 5000 rounds of ammunition in his automo- bile, was arrested by Ralph Col win, of the Department of Jus tice, aud Customs Inspector A. G. Barber. Later the officers found 12,OOO rounds more at Littman's home.
 Jose M. Soto, Jr., son of Jose M. Soto. of this city, has return ed from overseas, where he was a member of the famous Rain bow Division. The young sol dier'S host of friends in his home town, Nogales, are glad to see him return safe, from France, where he did his "bit" for the good old U. s. A.
 After spending couple of days in Nogales, General Gales, governor of the state of Sonora, returned to HermoSillo last Thursday. Governor elect de la Huerta will take office in Sept ember, and General Gales will go to Mexico City, to assume his duties as a member of President 1 Carranza'S cabinet.
 T. Cumming, from the Rancho del Bosque, near old Tumacacori Mission, was business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. Since returning from overseas, where he saw about all there was to see, in the war game, Tom has been a very busy ex-soldier, looking after his extensive ranch and cattle interests.
 Captain w. J. Dawson. the Butte, Montana mining engi- nesr, who is in charge of the mining property situated near Noria, Sonora, owned by the Aztec Mining Company. has re- turned to the property after sew eral days business visit in the city. He was accompanied by his son, Joe, who is an expert automobilist.
 Handsome Autographed Certi-