The border vidette., 1919-07-19

MT. AleJdnOrO VlllaSenOr HdS returned from a business visit to Agua Prieta. He was accom- panied by Carlos Diaz.
 Ed. Bohlinger, the Patagonia mining engineer, was business visitor at the county seat last 1 Thursday, from Patagonia. w. J. Mitchell, superintendent of the Consolidated Arizona Cop per COmpany'S mines at Mowry, visited the county seat this week a couple of days. Mrs. Mitchell and the children are in Califor. mia visiting relatives and friends Tuesday at noon, while Mrs. S. c. Jung, at 5O7 West street, was down town shopping, sneak thieves entered the Jung home and stole jewelry valued at two hundred dollars. Entrance was gained through bathroom win dow.
 P. T. Coleman, the Winslow, Arizona cowman, who has a big herd of cattle in Sonora, near Carbo, is in town, from the south country. where there have been splendid rains recently. Reports , plenty of feed and cattle in ex- cellent condition.
 John Ebinger, the Noria, So- nora, farmer, this week bought two tons of pink beans which he will plant on the big farm near Noria, owned by himself and associates, from Tillamook, Ore. MT. Ebinger understands the busineess of farming. He'll make good.
 Last Sunday, in this city, the Nogales Nationals defeated the Steinfeld baseball team of Tue son, the score being II to o. The Nogales boys are playing good ball these days, to the de- light of local fans. who will back the home boys against any nine in the state.
 Thursday afternoon H. Grace, the commission man, motored to Tucson, being accompanied by Richard Zellner, Jr., the Los Angeles piano man. They re- turned to Nogales last evening and this morning MT. Grace went south to Guaymas, on pri vate business.
 George M. Ryall, who has been in the East on mining busi- ness, connected with his Sonora mines, was passenger on Tues day mornings train en route to Guavmas. The mining proper ty in which Mir. Ryall and asso- ciates are interested, is located near Fundicion.
 G. T. Phillips, the assayer, who for a year past has been in the employ of the Lluvia de Gro Shower of gold) Company, in Chihuahua, Mexico, accompa- nied by his young son, arrived in the city last Monday. MT. Phillips will again make his home in Nogales.
 Captain w. J. Dawson, the mine manager. who is operating in the Altar district, Sonora, has been a visitor in the city this week several days, from the south country. The captain and Jack Hoy. of the Trench mine near Patagonia, are old time Butte, Montana friends.
 Harry Flanagan, automobile mechanic, in charge of the big trucks used in transporting sup plies, ore and bullion between San Xavier and Minas Prietas, for the W. c. Laughlin Com. pany, has been a visitor in the city a couple of days from San Xavier. He is guest at Hotel Evans.
 MT. A. J. Oliver, the capitalist from Houston. Texas, has re turned to the city and is a guest at Hotel Evans. He is accom- panied by MT. V. T. McNeill, g business associate of Houston The gentlemen are interested ir henequen production in Sonora where they have large, valuable holdings.
 Captain K. S. Littlejohn, ot this city, after an absence of two years in France with the En gineer Corps, has returned home to the delight of his numerou: friends. He will again engage in the contract business, beine associated with George Single |