The border vidette., 1919-06-07


 been in session, presided over by Judge w. A. O'Connor. MT. and Mrs. l. E. Bowers, from their ranch near NOria, So- nora, are guests at Hotel Evans.
 Mrs. Dyer, wife of American Consul Dyer of Nogales, Sonora, has gone to Los Angeles for the summer months.
 John Writer, the Tucson min- | ing man, has returned from visit down the West Coast, on mining business.
 Hon. George w. Parker and family motored in from their ranch in the beautiful San Ra- fael valley last Sunday.
 At the meeting of the board of supervisors last Monday, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth was reap pointed county health officer. |, John Burton this week con- pleted a brick building on Nel- son avenue. for Captain l.. w. Mix. It will be used as a ware | house.
 Last Sunday Harry Grace mo- he now makes his headquarters Harry is interested in the Texas oil game.
 Miss Foore has returned from Sacramento, California, where the charming little lady enjoyed a delightful visit with relatives and friends.
 Hon. James Finley, one of Santa Cruz county'S supervisors, | has been a county seat visitor several days this week, from his ranch near Camille.
 R. M. Walker, son in law of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wise, who is making good" in the Texas oil fields, has been a visitor in the city a couple of days.
 Joe Miller, superintendent at the Morning Glory mine in the | HarShaw district, was a county seat visitor a couple of days this week, on court business.
 A new building for store pur- poses. is being built on the east side of Nelson avenue, by the First National Bank of Nogales. The structure is of stone and brick.
 Captain and Mrs James Duke, nee Miss Lupe O'Neill, have re- l turned from their honeymoon trip in the East. Captain Duke is connected with the 10th cav airy, at Fort Huachuca.
 MT. F. F. Rodriguez, the hard ware dealer, of this city, who has big branch at Guaymas, has gone down the West Coast on business. He will be absent from Nogales about ten days. r Yesterday the home of MT. aud Mrs. Robert E. Lee was made happy by the arrival of a fine boy. Mother and little one are doing nicely to the delight of @ host of friends and ac- quaintances.
 Don't miss the Peace Carnival at the Santa Cruz Club June 13 and II. Nothing like it ever at tempted in Nogales. The com mittees are working over. time to make the affair a rip, roaring, bowling success.
 Last. Sunday near La Colo. rada, Sonora, an American slack CT named Miguel Otto, was killed by Yaqui Indians, according to information received in Nogales the forepart of the week, from the old gold camp.
 Mir. John Mcdonald, one oi the county's best known. sue cessful mining men, who fol many years has operated in the Harshaw district, has been here this week attending superior court as a trial juror.
 Earl Hammack, Santa Cruz county chairman of the Saliva tion Army drive, has this week been a busy man, hustling dona tionS for most worthy cause Santa Cruz county's quota i> only one thousand dollars.
 Richard Zellner, Jr., the piano man, has returned from an ex tended business visit to New York and Chicago. After trans acting business here for the Zellner Piano Company of whicl he is president and principa owner. Mr. Zellner will % t(