The border vidette., 1919-09-27
SEPTEMBER P, 1919.
LOCAL NEWS.

| uuuST GuS GUlClonU, pdlQSGdhlnS direction of Superintendent G. H. Madden, are second to none in the state.
 Captain K. S. Littlejohn, the contractor, who now resides in Tucson, was a business visitor at NogaleS Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 | Messrs. F'lannigan & Murray, we'll known Bisbee lawyers, were | NogaleS visitors last Sunday and Monday. They were guests at the Montezuma.
 Nogales needs a municipal market badly, and the city fath CTS are working out plans where by a market will be established in the near future. | c. A. Northcraft, manager of l the Sonoita grant, was visitor at the county seat last Monday from Patagonia. MT. Northcraft is an experienced farmer.
 Capt. l.. w. Mix, we'll known local capitalist, after enjoying the summer in California with his wife, returned home last Tuesday. Mrs. Mix will return later.
 While in Nogales this week, the Arizona Corporation Com mission granted a permit to H. R. Holbrook, to operate an auto stage line between this city and Bisbee.
 Mir. E. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Com pany'S' Patagonia store, was a county seat visitor last Tuesday, from Patagonia, the second best town in Santa Cruz county.
 E. V. Anaya and Carlos Ja- come, of Tucson. were here Mon day on their way home from Hermosillo. where they went with the excursionists. They re- port having had a~fne time. MT. c. B. Perkins, of Tucson, who makes a speciality of all lines of insurance, was a Noga- les visitor the forepart of the week. Said Nogales sure looked good to him. He'll be back.
 Monday Folsom Moore and l.. D. Clarke, of the Tucson Star, were visitors in Nogales, where they have many friends. Mir. Moore is assistant manager and MT. Clarke city editor of the Star.
 c. B. Wilson, one of Patago nia's successful business men,
 
 day, being accompanied by his wife. MT. Wilson owns one of the best freight outfits in the state.
 Mir. w. H. Land, vice presi- dent of the Tucson National Bank, was visitor here last Sunday, guest of his friend, Mir. A. M. Gillespie, vice presi- dent and manager of the Noga- les National Bank. A letter has been received by | Town Clerk Frank B. Cole, from the Depot Quartermaster, stat ing that the United States gov ernment has suspended sales of goods in carload lots, but will continue to fill orders by parcel 1 post.
 Dave Bouldin, one of the own CTS of the north half of the great Baca Float in Santa Cruz coun- ty, was a visitor here the fore part of the week, from Alto, being chaperoned by Charley Fowler, one of NogaleS' official entertainers.
 Attorney William B. Bush, of Tucson, appeared before the Arizona Corporation Commission last Monday in the interest of auto stage drivers who were de- nied license to operate between Nogales and Tucson. Billie is a first class lawyer.
 Last Sunday County Assessor Vic Wager and family attended family reunion of the Wager family at the home of his father, Mr. George O. Wager in Parker Canyon. Twenty five members of the family were present and glorious time was had.
 MT. George A. Lonsbury, who for many years has been inter. ested in Sonora lands and mines, after a visit to Hermosillo, has departed for New York and Washington, where he goes on iuon0rfant huSiDeSS connected