The border vidette., 1919-12-06

the city last evening from Noria
 Sonora, where he is successfully
 engaged in farming. From here
 he will go to Los Angeles, on
 private business.
 Mir. Conrado Gaxiola, well l known Sonora garhanzo raiser.
 has returned from Los Angeles
 where he visited bis wife and
 children, a couple of weeks. He
 will go south on tomorrow's ] train.
 MT. William Gray, from the 1 Gray camp near the Three R
 mines, was & visitor here a couple of days this week He
 served his country as a member
 of the trial jury, in Superior
 Court.
 Miss J. S. O'Daley, who for some time past has been teach
 ing school in Coconino county, is enjoying a visit here with old time friends. Miss O'Daley for
 merly taught in the Nogales
 public schools.
 Mir. Jack Noonan, we'll known in Nogales, where he resided be- fore going overseas with the American army, Is again here circulating among old friends. Jack is connected with the De- partment of Justice.
 MT. c. l.. Northcraft, from Patagonia, was business visit or at the county seat this week couple of days. Mir. North craft is manager of the Sonoita Land Grant, near Patagonia, where he makes his home.
 SFrank Curtis, superintendent of mining property down in So- nora, near Poza station, who now resides in Tucson, where he conducts the Willard hotel, was a. business visitor in the city last Wednesday, from Tucson.
 With the installation of the new steam power plant, the No gales Electric Light and Power Company, has one of the most up-to date power plants in the State. The work Of installing the new machinery was com
 
 Rev. J. F. Corbin, superin ten dent of missions for the Metho- | dist church, South. returned the forepart of the week from Mag dalena, Sonora, where plans are being made to build a church. | From here Rev. Corbin went to Phoenix, thence to California
 Rev. G. W. Forman of the church, accompanied | by Rev. w. J. Gordon of the Baptist church, and Rev. A. Thac6er of the Mexican Metho dist church, Nwent to Phoenix the forepart of the week to at tend the Interchurch conference.
 Last Monday Harold Brown, formerly of this city, now a member of the Tucson police force, came down from Tucson, having in custody a deserter from the United States army, whom he turned over to the mili- 5ary authorities at Camp Little.
 The Cave Club, in Nogales, Sonora, re-opened last Thurs Jay, under the management of Mir. Eduardo Legleu, who is serving first class eats at reason able prices. The Cave Club now las more than two hundred members, all in good standing.
 Yesterday the Arizona Cor ooratiou Commission granted Bob Karns and Ed. Jake of this city, a license to operate an auto 'tage line between Nogales and Patagonia. H. R. .Holbrook was llsO granted 8 license to run a 'tage between this city and Bis pee.
 Superior Judge Samuel l.. oattee, of Pima county, has been . n Nogales a couple of days hold ng court in place of Judge w. , \. O'Connor. disqualified in a : lumber of cases. Judge Pattee ( s well and favorably known in , logales, where he has 8 wide , ircle of friends. ,
 On Wednesday Nogales was -isited by Colonel Pauline Fon- , es, of Nogales. Sonora, who is I irector general of all national :; always in Mexico, who came / yer from Ell Paso to spend a . ew hours here with relatives | nd friends. Col. F'ontez makes is headquarters in Mexico City. :
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