The border vidette., 1919-06-14

friends, is being built at the 25th
 Infantry camp, under the per sonal supervision of Captain
 Capron, constructing quarter
 master. The pool will be 25x1OO feet, with a graduated depth, and will cost about ; ,OO0.
 Amos J. Yaeger, the well known Alamos mine operator, 1 has been a visitor in the city this week couple of days, a ! guest of. his friend, Bracey Cur , tiS, at the American Club. Mr. Yaeger makes his home in Los ! Angeles. He is returning home 1 from a visit to his Sonora prop critics.
 Hon. w. D. King, well known, successful in nternational corpora tion lawyer, from Douglas, was a StOpOver visitor in Nogales Tuesday on his way to the Shelter City, from Hermosillo, Sonora, where he had been on business for American clients, who have claims against the Mexican government. After spending a week in the city, as guests at Hotel Evans, Mr. and MrS. John Ebinger, have returned to their farm near | Noria, Sonora. The EbingerS went to Sonora from Tillamook, Oregon, where the best cheese in America. is made. They are greatly pleased with their new home in sunny Sonora. Fred. Carruthers. superinten- dent of the United States Ora phite Comp great mines, in Sonora. near Minas Prietas, is a guest at Hotel Evans, from the mines. Reports conditions in his district normal, since the recent raids by Yaqui Indians, during which number of Mex jeans and foreigners were mur dered
 Eugene Sykes, nephew of Mrs J. B. Wise, of this city, who has been overseas with Americas airmen, returned home last Tues day. Eugene, who was recently discharged from the service, is native son of Santa Cruz coun- ty, where he has host of friends. all of whom are glad of his safe return home.
 w. H. Smith has returned from Phoenix, where he had been on business connected with his Texas oil lands, from which it is said he has already realized big returns on his money. State Land Commissioner rIoeur is in terested with MT. Smith, who has the best wishes of his many Nogales friends.
 After deliberating over eleven hours, the federal jury, at Tue son, trying Frank Patterson, Ralph Giraud. Roberto Encinas and Alberto Vassalo, all of Mo- gales, for alleged conspiracy to smuggle opium into the United States, at NogaleS, failed to find a verdict. It is said the men will have to stand trial a second time.
 Mrs. Fiedler, wife of Mayor George H. Fiedler, accompanied by the little girl, will spend the summer with relatives in Cal ifornia. The Fiedler home has been taken by Mrs. Carr, the milliner. Mayor Fiedler will join the Sumner WidowerS' Club, and worry along some how, during the absence of his folks.
 James Ritchie, superintendent of the Arizona European Mining Company's mines. adjoining the Three R mines in the Patagonia mountains, was a business visit or at the county seat yesterday. Says development work is pro- gresSing in very satisfactory manner, with ospects of strik ing it big, in the near future, good.
 John T. Brick wood, Jr., of this city, who recently returned from France with the 24Oth Field Artilley, is in New York hospital suffering an attack of rheumatism. Just as soon as John .recovers sufficiently to travel, he'll be transferred to the base hospital in Nogales, where he will be near his family and friends.
 Last Wednesday afternoon the ~l