The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1919-01-18

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city. has been appointed mailing
clerk in the State Senate at
Phoenix. The charming little
lady was clerk in the last le-
giSlature.
Last Wednesday Nogales was
visited by Mr.. Herman Bender,
the Harshaw mining man, who
is we'll and favorably known in
Nogales and the state of Sonora,
where he has been identified
with mining for many years.
Mr.. A. J. Underwood, many
years manager of the Lluvia de
Orc Mining Co the wonderful
gold properties of which are
located near Choix, Sinaloa. has
been a guest at the Montezuma
hotel this week, from the south
country. Mr.. Underwood is a
noted mining engineer of inter.
national fame.
T. B. Grace, the we'll known
travelling man, who makes re
gular visits to Nogales1 where
he always books nice orders, has
been here several days, from
Douglas, where he makes his
headquarters. During the last
election, Mr.. Grace also ran, as
"a candidate for the State Senate,
from Cochise county.
W. W. Ford, the we'll known
plum Der of many years practical
experience in some of the largest
cities in the country, after an
extended visit in the east, has
returned to Nogales, and is
again doing business at 147 2
Grand avenue. 1t will pay to
see Ford before placing you or
ders for anything in the plumb
ing line.
George Chaffee, of Tillamook,
Oregon, who last September
came out of Sonora, where he
has a big farm, to join the col
ors, has returned to again take
up the work of farming near No
ria, Sonora. George says he is
not only glad the war is over,
but glad to get back to sunny
Sonora, where there is sun shine
almost the year round. ~.
VIC. Page, fo' merly manager
of the Border Furniture Com
pany of this city, now proprietor
of the Page Furniture Company,
of Tucson, was a business visit
or in Nogales last Wednesday,
from, the ancient and honorable
pueblo, where he is doing we'll.
bill" is a live wire. He has a
host of friends in NogaleS who
always give him the glad hand.
Frank Turner, engineer for
the reclamation service at 9u
ma, has been visitor in the
city few days this week, hav
ing come to pay taxes in Mega
les, Sonora, on mining property
situated in Sonora owned by
| himself and other Americans.
| Mr.. Turner is also interested
big tract of land in the state of
Sonora. He is a guest at the
National.
Hon. George w. Avery, who
| for number of years has Oper-
ated in the AlamoS district, So
nora, accompanied by his wife,
arrived in the city the forepart
of the week, en- route to his
property. Mrs. Avery will make
the trip to the property with her
| husband. While here they were
guests at the Montezuma hotel.
They now make their home in
Tonopah, Nevada.
Amos J. Yaeger, many years
/ resident of Nogales, who now
makes his home in Los Angeles,
| was a stop over visitor in Mega
les a couple of days this week,
on his way to Alamos, where he
goes on business connected with
his mining properties-the old
Zambon silver mines, at Minas
Nuevas. While here Mr.. Yaeger
was a guest of MIR. Bracey Cur
tbs, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Nogales.
Hon. Carl Hayden, Arizona's
sble representative in Congress
on January 10th introduced a
bill, authorizing the Secretary
of War to donate to NogaleS,
Arizona, two captured German
cannous or field pieces, with
their carris ges and a suitable
outfit of shells, the same to be
placed in the public park, to
commemorate the valor> of the
veterans of the war against the
Imperial German government.