The border vidette., 1919-02-15

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 Frank Velasco, formerly ot this city, now a residentof Quay maS.- arrived from the south last night for few days visit with his mother.
 MT. William EvantS of the State Land Department, at Phoe nix, was visitor in the city last Thursday on his way from the capital city to the Elgin country on state land business.
 In taking their departure from Nogales, Mexican Consul and Mrs. J. G. Zertuche, who will shortly remove to Los Angeles. carry. with them the best wishes of a large number of friends.
 Everyboy will be pleased to learn that the five year-old son of Charley Levin, who was kick ed by a horse, several days ago, is doing nicely and will recover. He. is at St. Joseph's hospital.
 Mitt Quinner, who for many years has owned valuable placer gold properties situated in the Altar district, Sonora, a short distance from Santa Ana, has returned from a visit to his prop erty.
 General Ygnacio Pesqueira, one of the numerous candidates for governor of Sonora, at the election to be held in April, was a visitor here the forepart of the week. From here he went to Cananea.
 Last Thursday Hon. George w. Parker, from the San Rafael valley, was business visitor at the county seat. Reports con- ditionS in his section exception aly-good for the farmer and stockraiser.
 Joe Parker and Guy Hancock, local mining men, have returned from Phoenix and the Casa Graude country, where they went with Don Franklin, the land man, who has a farm near Casa Grande.
 At a recent meeting of the Town Council, Acting Mayor George H. Fiedler resigned and the honorable body immediately elected him Mayor for the un- expired term. Mayor Fiedler, we salute you.
 Ed Jacobs, the we'll known mining engineer, who now makes his headquarters in Phoenix, was a business visitor. in town this week, being a guest at The Bowman. He is interested in Sonora mines.
 A: c. Wall, local manager for the Los Angeles Tanning Co.,, and w. lessen and Harry Grace, local commission men. have taken pleasant apartments at the elegant Schuckmann home on Ora wford street.
 A. S. Noon, the we'll known mechanical engineer and con- tractor, has recovered from a very sick spell, to the delight of his numerous friends. He has been confined to his home a couple of weeks.
 A. M. Conard, the Sonora land man who never quits, after a few days here on business con- nected with his big land inter ests in the south country. will for Los Angeles on this train.
 Joe Littman, who recently re- signed his position in the local post office, has returned from a com bined business and pleasure visit in Los Angeles. Joe is go- ing to engage in the com mission business, in Nogales.
 E. w. Prewitt will shortly start an automobile stage line between here and Tucson. He has made application to the state corporation commission for a permit. The application will be heard next Thursday.
 Mir. T. E. Irwin the Phoenix printer and Stationer, is busi ness visitor in the city today. He contemplates making the trip to ,Mazatlan with the Noga- les boosters next week, in the interest of his popular firm.
 Supervisor O. F. Ashburn was a visitor in the city last Thurs day from the Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia. Oscar is one of the sure enough successful stock raiSerS of Arizona His ranch