The border vidette., 1919-08-09

Ot Arthur Hamilton, the mining man, who is dangerously ill in Nogales, Sonora, has arrived from the east, in response to a telegram announcing his uncle's ] illness, caused by an attack of paralysis.
 John T. Brickwood. Jr., who went overseas with the 34Oth Field Artillery, is now at Camp Sam Houston, Texas, in the hos ] pital suffering with an attack of | rheumatism. Johns many Santa Cruz county friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 Dr. Alonzo Cleaver, the geo, logist, is arranging to go to So nora on an oil prospecting trip. The trip will be made by auto mobile. MT. H. F. Slocum will accompany the doctor, who will go prepared to remain in the field several weeks.
 w. E. Bowers, owner of Los Coches ranch, at Camille, this county, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. Reports fine rains in his section and the country never in better condition, for farmer and stockraiSer.
 The Spanish American All liance of Nogales is making ar engagements for a grand excur- sion to Hermosillo, in the near future. Several hundred mem- bers and their friends will go to the Sonora capital, and a fine time is assured everybody.
 John and Bird Yoas, success ful cattlemen from their ranch in the Santa Rita mountains, a short distance from Tubac, wis ited Nogales last Monday on private business. The boys will be at the Barry ranch tomorrow, with couple of fast ponies.
 MT. Norman Vincent, local re- presentative for w. R. Grace & Co.,, of San Francisco, has gone to the coast on business for his big company, which is interest ed in shipping garbanzos to the States, from Sonora and Sin aloa, through the Port of Mo- gales.
 Mir. Richard Zellner, Jr., pre- sident of the Zellner Piano O.. accompanied by J. J. Smith, ex- pert piano tuner, went to Bisbee last Tuesday, on business for his big piano company, which has an international reputation, for high class goods and square dealing.
 Thursday morning Harry E. Grace was southbound pas- senger en route to Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where he goes to or ganjze bank. The institution will be financed by American capital, Nogales and Tucson business men, being associated with MT. Grace.
 Fred. Carruther, superintep- dent of the United States Gra- phite Company's mines in So- nora, has returned from a visit to Saginaw, Michigan, where he went to consult with Manager Harry c. Woodruff. On the trip Mr. Carruthers also visited his mother at Colorado Springs, Colo.
 Victor J. Bennett, superinten- dent of the Sinaloa division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Mazatlan, has gone to Los Angeles for short visit with his family. Upon his return, MT. Bennett will be accompanied by his fami. ly, who spent the summer in California.
 Committees are busy arrang- ing for big celebration in No gales, Sonora, on September 18th, the anniversary of Mexico's independence. Mrs. Elisa de Chenoweth and other ladies of Nogales, are taking a personal interest in the big celebration, which is sure to be a success, in every way.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the Barry ranch north of Nogales, there will be staged an old fashioned wild west" show, participste ted in by some of the most expert branco busters and ropers in the southwest. Fat purses will be hung up for suc- cessful riders. ropers and bull doggers. Don't miss the fun.
 Last Wednesday, William Me-