The border vidette., 1919-11-22

consulting engineer or the F]uX
 Mining Company, was a Nogales
 business visitor.
 The new Bella Vista tract now
 being offered for sale by the
 Border Investment & Realty Go. |,
 of which MT. J. l.. Schleimer is
 president and manager, is at-
 tracting 8 deal of attention.
 Several beautiful sites for re-
 sciences have already been sold,
 and the work of erecting elegant
 homes in the pew tract on Craw-
 ford street, will soon commence.
 w. J. Mitchell, manager of the
 Consolidated Arizona Copper
 Company, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thursday
 from the mines at Mowry, where
 he says operations are progress ing in a very satisfactory man.
 ner, on the Ell Paso and Olive claims. At the former property the main shaft has reached depth of 300 feet. It will be car ried to depth of 500 feet.
 Raymond Smith, one of our
 boys who saw many months active service on the fire line in France. spent a couple of days here this week with old friends. Raymond made good in Uncle Sans unbeatable army, from which he recently received an honorable discharge as a Ser geant. From here he went to Whitney, California, to join his wife, who resides with her sister.
 H. Gordon Glore, geologist, civil and mining engineer, who has also made good in the busi ness of experimenting the erec- tion of modern buildings in this city, has returned from Quay mas, where he had been to place his handsome yacht, Sweet heart," in the dry docks, for a thorough overhauling. He was by his partner, Charley Thompson, the assayer and ore buyer.
 At the meeting of the Young Mems Association held last Wednesday night, a commit tee consisting of Oscar Block, Bruce Hannah and J. c. Barnes, was appointed by President Sisk, to workin conjunction with the | Cham Der of Commerce commit | tee for the proposed Nogales | booster trade excursion down | the West Coast of Mexico, next | spring, the date of which will be announced later.
 Wednesday evening MT. Rich ard Zellner, Jr., president of the | lellner Piano Company, of Los returned from Mazda ena, Sonora, where he recently sold numbor of high grade pianos The Story 6 Clark in sold by the Zellner Piano Company, have an inter national reputation. During the past twenty years Mir. Zellner las placed hundreds of them in Arizona and Sonora homes.
 Fl. J. Temple. general super ntendent of the Southern Pacific >f Mexico, with headquarters at has been business visitor in the city this week sev- ,ral days, on company and priv lte business. While here MT. Temple, who is director of the First National Bank of Nogales. a meeting of directors >f that big financial institution, which is doing wonders for the 1pbuilding of Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 MT. B. P. Olbert, formerly of George B. Marsh, -nc., who is now general agent or the Pierce Oil Company, with headquarters at Nogales, has re- turned from the East, where he lad been or company business. Tomorrow he will go south, as ar as Mazatlan, Sinaloa, in the interest of the Pierce Oil Com ,any, which is fortunate in se- turing his services. Mir. Olbert s one of the livest wires on, the international border. He'll make ,ood.
 B. B. Jones, formerly of No ,ales, now successfully engaged D the business of raising cattle ut in the Greaterville district, where there is an abundance of eed and water. was a business 'isitor at the county seat the orepart of the week. Friends f MT. Jones and his estimable ,; littlo do,1ohtor x,ill ho ,