The border vidette., 1919-04-12


 had been on business connected with his Texas oil company.
 Hon. Frederick A. Simpich, many years in the U. $. con Sular service, who for a long time was stationed at Nogales, Sonora. and at Guaymas, is @ visitor in the city. a guest of his friend, Dr. A. L.. Gustetter. The gentleman has many friends here.
 Tom Pereidae of the Nogales Daily Herald mechanical depart meut, is wearing @ broad smile of cOntentment these days, siace the arrival at his home last Monday, of fine twelve pound boy. Mother and new "ty ypO" are doing nicely. Congratula- tions, Tom.
 This morning l.. Rosenstern, the Tucson merchant, and J. A. Legarra, manager of Red House. of this city, departed for the south country, the former to Mazatlan, Sinaloa, and MT. Le- garra to San Xavier, Sonora, where The Bed House has a branch store.
 Mrs. Charles L. Fowler has gone to San Francisco to visit her daughter Mildred, who, is the wife of Major John Audrey, D. S. A. Major and Mrs. Audrey have a host of friends in No gales, where the major then lieutenant, was stationed with the 12th Infantry.
 c. H. Arnold, of Phoenix. re- presenting the Winton autOmQ- piles, is here from the capital city, with beautiful car he brought cross country. Lon Har- mon, the Phoenix capitalist, who made a fortune out of cattle, is president of the auto company represented by Mr. Arnold.
 John T. Cave, the Los Ange- les lawyer, who is interested in mines in Sonora, near Poza sta tion, is guest at The Bowman. He is here on business connect ed with the Porvenir de Sonora Mining Company, of which he is president. Frank Curtis, of Tue son, is manager of the company.
 Jack Hoy, manager of the Trench mines in the Patagonia district, is arranging to make an extended trip to Sonora on min ing business. He will be accom- panied by A. NJ Valenzuela,. of Patagonia, who is an expert with an automobile. With Val at the wheel. John knowS he'll get through all right.
 Hugo Miller, executive officer of the Nogales Rifle Club an- nounceS that the local club will be well represented at the state championship meet to be held at Tucson on April 26 and 27. The memb berS, of the local club will meet tomorrow morning, at which time delegates to the state meeting will be selected.
 At the meeting of the city council last Monday night, a re- solution of coincidence to Mrs. George w. Dunbar, widow of the late city councilman, was uani- mously adopted and the city at- torney was instructed to prepare the resolution and have it in scribed on the minutes of the meeting, and a copy sent to Mrs. Dunbar.
 F. F. Rodriguez. the success r Eful hard ware dealer, has gone on three weeks business trip to the West Coast of Mexico. He will also visit, his big branch at Guaymas, before returning home. During MT. Rodriguez absence from Nogales, Mrs. Ro driguez and the children will enjoy visit in Douglas, with relatives.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., after spending a few days here with relatives and friends, has gone to Phoenix, where he will en- gage in the mercantile business. Manuel said he had visited near ly every town in the state and likes the capital city best. His family reside in Los Angeles at the present time, but will later join him in Phoenix.
 Tue Arizona Gas & Electric Company, is pushing the work of installing the new street light ing system, and long before June | first, the time limit in their con