The border vidette., 1919-04-26

tO GIlS O6TTO SOlOEduO uluSS III Sonora to resume active opera tion on his big property.
 l.. B. Fleischer, manager of the Occidental Export & Import Company, returned the forepart of the week from a business visit to Hermosillo.
 Brigadier General Hickock, U. s. A., commander of this dis trict, accompanied by his aide, Lieutenant Eyster, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel last Wednesday, from Douglas, where the general makes his head quarters.
 The "Centro Recreativo Mo- galense" is the name of new social club just organized in No gales, Sonora, by the young men Of that place. Last Satur- day night the club held de- lightful dance in the Salazar building.
 Mir. Louis Brauer, well known, popular banker, arrived from Los Angeles the forepart of the week. For a number of years the gentleman was connected with the Sonora Bank 6 Trust Go. He has many friends in Nogales.
 MT. Knight, dry farmer from the Noria country, is business visitor in the city. Recently the gentleman became interested in Texas oil lands, and says he's going to make big pile of money, from his investment. We hope he does.
 Manuel Proto. from the great Cocospera ranch, in Sonora, was a business visitor in town a cou- pie of days this week. It is said that Proto Brothers have been offered S75O,OOO, gold, for their wonderful ranch. They ask million dollars.
 w. J. Mitchell, manager of the Mowry mines, this county, where important discoveries of high grade ore have recently been made, was a business wis itor at the county seat last We'd nesday. The Old Mowry is again coming into her own.
 Mayor George H. Fiedler has gone to San Antonio, Texas, on combined business and pleas ure visit. While in the Lone Star State, Mayor Fiedler will give the oil fields the "once over," with the intention of be- coming interested financially.
 J. D. Matthews, superinten- dent of bridges and buildings for the Southern Pacific of Mex ico. arrived from Empalme on last nights train. MT. Matthews is we'll and favorably known in Nogales, where he and his family resided many years ago. T. A. Donohou, the Omaha, Nebraska cattle buyer, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Tom is we'll known in this section, where he made his headquarters several years ago, when ship ping cattle from Santa Cruz county and the state of Sonora.
 A. M. Conard arrived from Los Angeles the forepart of the week, and on Tuesday continued on south to his property near Noria. He was accompanied by a number of business associates, who have great faith in the future of the rich state of So- EOra.
 James R. Bent, the mine su- perintendent, after a year spent in New York, where he was superintendent of an iron mine, has returned to Nogales and is busy meeting old friends. Jim is recovering from an attack of Spanish flu, contracted in the East.
 J.W. Griffith, master mechanic for the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, whose headquarters are at Elm palme, has been a visitor in Nogales a couple of days, hav- ing come to the border to meet his two little daughters, who have been attending school in Tucson.
 Thursday MT. Isaac G. King, president of the Prudential Min ing & Development Company, came in from his company's pro perties near town, to attend the annual meeting of stockholders