The border vidette., 1919-03-01

master and J F. at SOnOIta, Is a business visitor in the city, be- ing accompanied by his friend, Bob McGregor, who votes at Elgin.
 As soon as the big stone build ing at the corner of Walnut street and Grand avenue, owned by Mir. A. L. Peck, is remodel ed, 1t will be occupied by MT. N. B. Mercer, local representative for the Buick automobiles. Work on the building is being pushed as rapidly as possible and Mr. Mercer expects soon to move in.
 Tom Frazier, the mine con- tractor, was business visitor in the city yesterday, from Pata- gonia. Tom is arranging to make an extended trip into So nora. on a prospecting trip. He will make the trip cross country by motor. We join his many friends in wishing him good luck. Hope he'll find a bonanza
 The United States Civil Ser vice Commission announces the examination of Stenographer and Typewriter (feld) to be held March 14 to fill vacancies in the office, Camp Supply Officer. $1, GOO per annum. Application blanks and further information may be obtained from the Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser vice Examiners, at the Immigra tion office in this city.
 United States Marshal, Joseph P. Dillon was here last Wednes day conducting an auction sale of large amount of property confscated by the customs off cials at this place, during the past year. Two automobiles were among the articles sold by the marshal. The machines were confiscated from people who were attempting to Smuggle arms and ammunition into Sohora.
 Harry W. Kelsey, manager of the Arizona Gas 6 Electric Co.,, is wearing mighty pleasant smile these days and is telling
  would like to treat them, the law permitting, etc., etc. It is the finest girl baby in the whole world. The little one arrived last Tuesday night to gladden. Kelsey home. Mother and baby doing nicely. Congratulations, Harry.
 Wednesday O. K. Franklin, we'll known local mining man, motored into the Patagonia dis trict on mining business, being accompanied by his brother Don, the Casa Grande land man, who has headquarters at the Monte zama hotel. O. K. Franklin is one of the best informed mining men in the southwest. Many years ago he and the late Judge lM. M. Trickey, came to NogaleS from Cripple Creek, Colorado.
 Train Master H. c. Chittenden and Master Mecha nic J. A. Grif- filth, who accompanied the No gales Cham Der of Commerce ex- cursionists to the West Coast of Mexico, and return, have gone back to Empalme. The boost CTS, each and every one of them, are loud in their praise of the splendid treatment accorded them on the trip by the railway officials. The Booster Special" made record time en the run home from Mazatlan.
 Last Thursday about 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the Nogales Chamber of Commerce boosters, arrived home from weeks trip along the. West Coast of Mexico. Everyone of the boosters reports having had the time of his life, and will long pleasantly remem Der the generous treatment ac corded them by our Mexican neighborS, who at every town visited, did everything possible to make all fell at home in the wonderful south country.
 Last Thursday morning Mrs Marsteller, wife of Grover Mar steller, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, who is overseas with the Amer ican navy, gave birth to aifine boy baby. Both the happy mother, who is visiting at the pleasant home of her husbands parents, Judge and Mrs. M |.