The border vidette., 1919-07-05

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 Phoenix, where he had been on
 business connected with his con-
 pany, in which many NOgaleS
 people are interested, financial
 ly. Hon. William Moeur, State
 Land Commissioner, is president
 of the company, which owns
 valuable land in the Texas oil
 fields.
 John Burton, the building con-
 Angeles, With his mother, Mrs.
 B. A. Burton, who will spend
 the remainder of the summer on the Coast. with relatives. After enjoying a week or ten days at
 the beaches, John will return
 home. He was worked hard during the past. year, and de- serves vacation.
 c. l.. Northcraft, manager of the Sonoita Land Grant, was a
 visitor here last Wednesday on business connected with the big Fourth of July celebration held yesterday at the Nortcraft Grove near Patagonia. While here he was in consul 5ation with Presi- dent Bracey Curtis of the Mo- gales Chamber of Commerce, and Secretary Gil Rankin.
 Tom Cummings, the we'll known Calabasas stockraiser, has excepted position on the Nogales police force, under Chief J. J. Lowe, who believes in em- ploying high class men. Tom fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Harold Brown, now a member of the Tucson police force. He'll make evil doers mighty hard to catch.
 General Obregon has leased the Tom Hanlan property on Grand avenue, and will use the same for storing garbanzos. The work of remodling the place soon as possible, under the per- sonal supervision of "Peppy" CalderoD, who will this season handle 100000 sacks of the Mex ican peas for General Oregon.
 Yesterday hundreds of Noga- les citizens went to the big Fourth of July celebration at Northcraft Grove near Patago- mia, where-a glorious time was had, notwithstanding the rain, which late in the afternoon broke up the picnic. To all who work ed hard to make the natal day celebration a success, much praise is due. All in all, it was a great day.
 More than 500 carloads of to- matoes, from the Fuerte, Mayo and Yaoui rivers, have already been received at the port of Mo- galess for shipment to the States, to U. $. customs house compiled by Inspector James B. Mix, who keeps tab on t Mexican product. About twenty carloads of cabbage have also been received at this port, from the south country.
 Work on the $4O,OOO laundry at Camp Stephen D. Little, has been commenced and the build ing will be pushed to completion as fast as possible under the DSI QPOl O1 OoPoo1h Capron, construction quarter master for the Military Sub- District of Nogales. When com pleted the new laundry will be one of the most complete, up-to- date of it's kind, in the southwest.
 Last Wednesday friends of Don Cristobal Aguirre, who for several years has been manager of the Concordia Club in Noga- les, Sonora, were shocked to learn that he had passed away at St. Joseph's hospital, after short illnees, from pneumonia. Besides a brother, MT. Juan Aguirre, a widow and three love- ly little girls are left to mourn his sudden death. Deceased was years of age.
 The Tucson Star of last Tues day contained the announcement of the marriage of Captain Jef- ferson Davis Milton, the well known customs inspector sta tioned at Fairbank, to Miss Mil dred Taite, a charming lady of Tucson. Jeff has a host of friends in Nogales and through put Santa Cruz county, all of whom join in extending congra- Captain and Mrs. Mil