The border vidette., 1920-05-01

Wednesday the jury drawn for the April session of Superior Court. was dismissed.
 Jimmie Goodman has returned from an extended business trip down the West Coast of Mexico.
 Yesterday Jack Hoy, the mine manager, was a Nogales visitor, from his mines near Patagonia. The Chamber of Commerce is now pleasantly located in The Bowman hotel building onGrand avenue.
 Passenger train service has been resumed between San Bias and Culiacan, Sinaloa, ou the Southern Pacific of Mexico. Thursday MT. J. c. Barnes, president of the Young Business Mems Association motored to Tucson, being accompanied by his wife.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Keaton, from the San Rafael valley, were county seat visitors last Thurs day. They motored over to do some shopping.
 James B. Finley, general su perrin tendent of the, Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned to Em palme, after a visit to the border on company business. . George Young, from Cananea, has been a business visitor in the city couple of days this week, on business for the Gan anea Consolidated Copper Go.
 Maurice Root, one of Nogales' wide awake young business men, returned Wednesday evening from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where he had been on a business visit
 w. Arthur Jones, represent ing the American Type Found CTS Company of Los Angeles, was here the forepart of the week interviewing local print CTS.
 Sheriff R. R. Earhart is inn proving his homestead eight miles from Nogales. on the No gales Patagonia road. Says the latch string is always out, to his friends.
 Yesterday President Mir. Epes Randolph of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, arrived from Tucson and immediately depart ed for the south country by spe- cial train.
 Mir. Herbert M. Clagett, of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, this week visited Mineral Hill, near. Tue son, on business for his big con- pany, which has an international reputation for square dealing.
 Isaac P. Fraiser has returned from Arkansas, where he at tended the Good Roads Associa- tion convention, and assisted in securing branch of the Bank head highway through Nogales.
 In this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, efficient county school superintendent, announces her candidacy for re election. Lets make the nomination unanimous.
 Harold Brown, former chief of police of'Nogales, recently mem Der of the Tucson police force, has resigned and will again take up his residence in Nogales, to the delight of his numerous friends.
 Harry B. Berner, chief deputy collector of customs, has return ed from an official visit to Doug las and Naco. Collector Hardy is still in Texas on business con- nected with the big oil company of which he is president.
 B. w. Harris, who recently came here from Mayer, Arizona, has purchased the retail end of The Border News Agency from w. c. Payne, of the Montezuma hotel, who will continue to handle the wholesale department
 Last Wednesday James E. Wright and Flora Louise Babo, of Bisbee, were marrled in this city, the ceremony being per formed by Justice of the Peace Wilkey. MT. and Mrs. Wright will make their home in Bisbee.
 Mrs. Betty Larimore, mother of County Engineer J. w. Lari- more, has been a visitor at the county seat this week, a guest