The border vidette., 1919-08-16


 popular proprietor of the Alma da hotel at Guaymas, has been visitor in the city this week Holler & Levin, the pioneer, reliable customs house brokers and commission men, who have an international reputation for efficlency and square dealing.
 John Henderson, from Mazda lena, Sonora, where for many years he has been stationed as agent for number of big mining com panieS, whose properties are trict, this week visited his home in this city. John is an old time friend of Frank N. Cox, the well known successful mining man, who a number of year ago was manager of the Black Mountain Mining Com pany, owing and operating the Black Mountain mines, situated in the Magdalena mining district.
 Last Monday afternoon, at Hotel Evans, in this city, Justice J. w. Wilkey officiating, MT. Lon Pyeatt, of the Pyatt Place, Huachuca mountains, and Miss Emma Kane of Patagonia, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The groom is the son of Henry Pyeatt, and the bride is a daughter of James Kane, two we'll known pioneer citizens of Santa Cruz county. In their happy union, the newly weds have the best wishes of host of friends in Santa Cruz and Pima counties.
 Hotel Evans, remodeled and improved throughout by Mine Host Ben Evans, is second to none in the state, for comfort and convenience. The handsome new lobby and everything, is greatly appreciated by. friends of MT. and Mrs. Evans, who thoroughly understand the art of making their guests feel at home. The work was done under the personal supervision of H. Gordon Glore, who knows how. The big job of plumbing was done by w. w. Ford, who understands everything pertain ing to the business.
 MT. Harry Connor, from Glen dale, Maricopa county, has arrived in the city to assume the local management of the tele phone exchange, vice MT. Clyde Hams, who has resigned to go to Stafford, Graham county, to accept the position of superin- tendent of the Gifa Valley Elec- tric, Gas & Water Company. Mir. Connor is accompanied by his wife, a most estimable lady. In departing from Nogales, Mr. Hams and his wife, take with them the best wishes of many friends and acq uaintanceS they made during their sojonrn here.
 MT. Henry Dater, of Santa Barbara. California. is guest at The Bowman. He is here for short visit with his friend, MT. Richard Zellner, Jr., the Los Angeles piano man. MT. York and Chicago financial cir ClSS dS d LII For many year he has made his home at Santa Barbara, where he owns one of the most magnificent places in all southern California. Before returning to the coast, Mir. Dater may go to Carbo, Sonora, for a couple of days visit with his old friend, John Higgin botham, Laird of Carbo.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman, presi- dent and general manager of the Arizona Mexico Oil and Refining Company, has returned from the Texas oil fields, where his company owns large, valuable holdings sure to bring big re turns on the money invested. Associated with MT. Bowman are some of Arizona'S best citi- zens. The officers of the com pany are: Chas. B. Hardy, 1st vice presidents, Herman M. Gid den, 2nd vice president; Arturo Cubillas, Jr., assistant general manager; Otto H. Herold, treas urer; Cipriano Alvarez, secre- tary; Grover Marsteller, assist ant secretary.
 Jimmie Ritchi, manager of the mines owned by the Arizona Mini,,r Com