The border vidette., 1920-05-29

1IOu | nOSulA, Has OSSA G Ouol- ness visitor in the city.
 Jimmie Ritchie, we'll known mine superintendent of Pata- gonia, was in town long enough election day, to win few nice bets on Mayor Harrison. Trust Jimmie to pick winning numbers.
 Work on the new J. E. Wise Theatre on Arroyo Boulevard, has been resumed, and will be pushed to completion as fast as possible. The elegant new play house will seat 1900 persons. It ! will be modern in every way.
 MT. Alex. Strachan, one of the most successful commission men on the international border, has returned from a visit to his valuable mining property near UreS, Sonora. Alex is sure live wire." in any country.
 H. c. Caron, secretary and treasurer of the Santa Cruz Hog Company. has returned from a visit to Hermosillo, and vicinity, and expresses himself as greatly pleased with the wonderful pos abilities of the south country. MT. Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, returned Wednesday evening from a ten days buSi ness trip down the West Coast of Mexico. He owns valuable land and mines in the south country.
 Local Elks are making ar, engagements to organize a B. P. O. E.. Lodge in Nogales, and within the next thirty days the Best People On Earth, will have lodge of their own, in Nogales, the home of more than a hun dred Elks.
 The Southern Pacific of Mex ico announces that on May 31st, the line between Culiacan and MaZatlan will be open and regu- lar service will be resumed on that date. All classes of freight will be accepted and through tickets will be sold.
 Bill Payne cordially invites you to his Memorial Day dance at his open air pavilion next Monday night. Jazz music by the 25th Infantry orchestra. A charge of $1OO will be made for gentlemen; ladies will be ad- mitted free of charge.
 Frank Wilkey. Commander, | requests all members of The American Legion, to present | themselves in front of the City Hall at 8:3O Monday morning to form for the parade to the ceme tery where appropriate Mem orial Day exercises will be held.
 F. Williams, mining man who owns valuable ranch and mining property down in the SanXavier district, Sonora, arrived in the city Wednesday, night from the south country. Fred is one of the best known Americans in Sonora, where he has resided many years.
 Thursday Supervisor Oscar F. beautiful ranch home near old l F OTG OElGU0uOGu. 11S T0pOT LS feed and water plentiful and cat tie in excellent condition in his region. Oscar Ashburn is one of Arizona'S most successful cattle raisers.
 Dr. D. F. Miller, a veterinary surgeon of many years expert enceS, has arrived in the city from Texas, and will open offices for the practice of his profession. Doctor Miller is specialist at inoculation against diseases, and will make the entire county his field of practice.
 Antonio Varela of Nogales, Sonora, has gone to Juarez to accept a responsible position in the customs house, under Col lector Carlos Felix Diaz, former ly editor of La Nacion, of No gales, Sonora. The patriotic sons of the State of Sonora, are now receiving their reward.
 Gil Rankin, who recently re- signed as secretary of the Young Business Mems Association, has departed for Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where he goes in the interest ot the Great West Coast Maga- zine," of which he is the pub fisher. He expects to remain in the south country several weeks.