The border vidette., 1919-04-26


 parted for Chicago, where he went on important private busi- ness.
 Charles H. Ott, formerly cash Ter in the local office of Wells, Fargo 6 Co.,, has gone to Naco, to accept the position of agent for the American Express Go.
 Senator James A. Harrison, chairman of the Board Of Super visors and member of the town council, has returned from Min eral Wells, Texas, where had been in attendance at the Good Roads conventions Delegates from many states were present at the meeting, which was very interesting.
 Tom Bentley, one of the best known practical mining men in this section of the country, has gone to Royal City, situated in the Huachuca mountain foot hills, to take charge of the Splen- did mining properties owned by Uncle Tom Wills. Under Tom Bentley's personal supervision, the mines at Royal City, will soon become regular producers.
 Mrs. Ana Pierce, from Los Angeles, was a guest at the Mon tezuma hotel yesterday. This morning the charming lady and a number of friends from Los Angeles, continued south to Magdalena, for short visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Pierce is the widow of a pro- minent mining engineer, who died in Mexico number of years ago.
 The forepart of the week Glenn Perry, son of Mrs. O. F. Ash burn, was a visitor at the county seat, being accompanied by his step fatber Hon. O. F. Ashburn. MT. Perry is a veteran of the World War, and saw active ser vice in France he was wounded a number of times before he was sent home as one of Americas bravest of the brave. Glenn, Santa Cruz county is proud of your splendid record.
 Tom Gittins, the we'll known mill man, who for a long time was employed at the Worlds Fair mine, as mill foreman. has accepted a position at the w. c. Laughlin Mining Cos. mines at San Xavier, Sonora, and will depart in a few days for the big silver camp to assume his new l little girl will spend the summer in Nogales, where they have wide circle of friends.
 James Ritchie, superintendent of the Arizona European Mining Compary's mines adjoining the Three R bonanza in the Pata- gonia mountains, was a visitor in town yesterday on company business. He brought with him large specimens of high grade copper silver-gold ore taken from recent new strike in the con- pany's property MT. Ritchie stated the mine pever looked better, and is bound to develop into a big winner.
 James Foley, one of Patago- nia's pioneer highly respected citizens, was here Monday to take part in the big celebration given in honor of Santa Cruz county's returned soldiers, sail ors and marines. MT. Foley is a veteran of the Civil War. He is only eighty two years young, and certainly looks the part. A host of Nogales friends gave Jim the glad hand, last Monday. All declared him the youngest soldier in Santa Cruz county.
 MT. William P. Layer, presi- dent of the Sonora News Co.,, who many years ago resided in Nogales, is here from the City of Mexico for short visit at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Ferd VanMourick on Marsh's Heights. MT. Layers company here and in Sonora, is ably man aged by Mir. Ferd. Van Mourick, who for more than twenty years has been connected with the big news company, which was found ed in Nogales by Billie Layer and the late Jimmie Fisher, two of the whiteSt men ever seen in this meek Q the woods"
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman has re- turned from the oil fields at n |