The border vidette., 1919-05-31

 Elks' celebration. Made the mo- tor trip from Nogales to the old town in two hours and ten min utes, in Franklin car.
 Ed. Bohlinger. well known Patagonia mining engineer, was visitor at the county seat last Wednesday,, being accompanied by his friend, Sergeant Arturo l Valenzuela, who recently re | turned from France where he saw service with the famous | Rainbow Division. Both Ed. and Arturo have host Of friends in Nogales, who were glad to, see them.
 George Buxton, of the firm Of | Buxton Smith, who is personal | ly lining up the affairs of his firms Nogales branch, is arrang- ing to have the famous Triangle Book beer shipped here in car load lots, during the summer [ months. A number of local soft drink emporiums will serve this delicious thirst quenching bever age, which experts say is the "bestever.'
 The open season for white wings and doves opens tOmor row, June 1st, instead of July 18th, according to receipt of a notice received by Sam Fried man, deputy game warden of this city, from Joe Prochaska, i state game warden. The change in time applies only in the valley where crops are growing. Else where the closed season will continue until July 15.
 Among the Santa Cruz county heroes soon to return home from overseas, where they did their full duty to the good old U. s. A., are John IT Brickwood, Jr., and his cousin Arturo Peck. son of Hon. A. l.. Peck, pioneer citizen of Nogales. Both Arturo and John are native sons of Mo- gales. Their relatives and a host of friends will welcome their safe arrival home.
 General Manager George U. Young of the Cananea Consoli- dated Copper Company, was a | business visitor here this week. On account of the recent change in railway freight rates between this point and Cananea, arrange ments with the Southern Pacific of Mexico, are being made to route freight for the big copper camp, through the port of Mo- l gales, instead of via. NacO, Ari ZOna.
 John w. Williams, many years | connected with the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Guaymas, is now a travelling salesman for big mercantile establishment of San Francisco. After couple of days spent in Nogales, Jack de parted for the south country, on business for bis firm. He will visit towns in Sinaloa and So- nora, before returning to the States.
 Agent Tom G. Wright of the 1 Southern Pacific, at this place, has gone to California for a we'll earned vacation, at Los Angeles and San Francisco. During his absence Chief Clerk Farrell will be in charge of the Nogales end of the company's business. When necessary, Superintendent Jack Small of the Nogales Cananea 1 branch, who now makes his headquarters at Nogales, will do a strick or two to help out.
 Colonel Chas. E. Hardy, col lector of customs for the district of Arizona, who has been visit ing New York and Washington, on government business, is now making an inspection of the GUS tom houses on the international boundary, as special agent of his government. Before return ing to Nogales. Colonel Hardy will visit Brownsville, San An tonic, Laredo, Eagle Pass and Ell Paso. He will return home next week.
 Major Pat Milligan, U. $. A., of the 25th Infantry, has return ed from a months leave of ab- sence. spent with old friends in New Orleans, and other south. ern cities. Reports having had a royal time and says those j southern boys are sure enou&h princes, when it comes to enter taining their friends from north