The border vidette., 1919-03-29
General Carlos Plank, Jefe de

dalena, where he makes his headquarters. The generals command of several hundred men, is composed of men who know how to shoot and ride. They are the Rough Riders of Sonora"
 Adolfo de la Huerta, candidate for governor of Sonora, has re- turned to Hermosillo, after a visit to this section ;n the in terest of his candidacy. Senor de la Huerta is said to have the support Of General Gales, gov ernor of Sonora. The election ] for governor of Sonora will be held on the last Sunday in April. It promises to be the most in- teresting ever held in the state south of us.
 Next Thursday evening, April 3rd, Tucson Lodge, 3S5, B. P. O. E., will give a grand ball at the Santa Cruz Club in this city, in honor of the members of that ~ splendid order who reside in Mo- gales and vicinity. Arrange ments are being for a glorious time, such as only The Elks know how to give. Many Elks and their families are expected from Tucson and grand time is assured all. Last Tuesday afternoon, at the St. Andrews Church, Rev. A. Leffing gwell. officiating, Lieut. enant George H. Maloney of the 25th Infantry, and Miss Kathal- len B. Walker, of Honolulu, who on Tuesday arrived from the Islands, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Rainalter, wife of Lieut.. Ulrich Rainalter, of the 25th Infantry The lieutenant and his beautiful bride. will re- side in Nogales.
 George Jefferson, many years a locomotive engineer on the Sonora railway, with headquart- CTS at Nogales, now connected with the railway shops at Em- palme, Sonora, was a visitor in Nogales couple of days this week, from the south country. Jeff" has many old time friends here who are always pleased to see him. After a short visit in the States, he will return to his duties at Empalme.
 On Thursday in Judge Will keys court, the case of the state against J. B. Prewitt, charged with transporting liquor into a dry territory. was postponed, at the request of attorneys for the defendant, who'is out on bond. Prewitt was arrested by Sheriff Earhart, after wild auto race through the streets of Nogales, one night last week. When arrested, Prewitt was busy de- stroying the evidence"
 Next Wednesday, April 2nd, is the date set for hearing the case of the state vs. Three R Mining Company. The action is to set aside the assessment of property for the years 1914, 1915 and 1916. Attorneys King & Campbell will appear for the mining company, and the county will, be represented by County Attorney Leslie c. Hardy and MT. Zander, chairman of the State Tax Commission.
 This week Nogales was visit ed by MT. A. J. Hazeltine, pre- sident' of the Warren Savings Bank of Warren. Pa., who is the principal owner of the 'Mowry mines, at Mowry, of which w. J. Mitchell is manager. MT. Hazeltine was accompanied by his wife, who has enjoyed months visit at the mines, which are located in one of tue pret- tiest spots in America. From here the Hazeltines went to Cal ifornia, thence to their home in the Keystone State They ex- pressed themselves as greatly pleased with their visit here, and the splendid showing being made at the mines in which they are largely interested financial ly. A reduction plant will short ly be installed at the Mowry, where a large tonnage of ore awaits treatment.
 Last Monday a telegram was received by the Southwes Ran ger Oil & Refining Company of this city. from President E. K. Cumming, who is in the Texas oil fields, stating that additional
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