The border vidette., 1920-09-25

perVlS1On O1 Hugo Miller, tue Nogales assayer and mining en- gineer, the old Gladstone mine in the Patagonia mountains, is showing up fine, according to reports coming from that splen- did property, from which high grade ore is now being mined.
 Last Sunday Mrs. l.. M. Raines and son Hampton, departed for Los Angeles, where Hampton will enter the Los Angeles Mill tary Academy, one of the best educa tiODal institutions on the coast. Mrs. Raines will enjoy a months visit in the beautiful City of Angels, before returning home.
 Tonight there will be a big Democratic rally held at Pata gonia. A large number of the
 faithful'' will motor up to the interesting little mining city this evening. County Attorney Les lie c. Hardy, Attorney J. l.. Pitts and other prominent Dem ocratic speakers will address the meeting.
 Mir. Carlos Diaz, formerly a citizen of Tucson, who for some time past has been purchasing agent for the State of Sonora, has been promoted purchasing agent for the Mexican federal government, with headquarters in the City of Mexico, for which place he departed Wednesday. Charley's many friends join us in congratulating him upon his well deserved promotion.
 Wednesday evening at the Lyric Theatre, Governor Thos. B. Campbell, who is a candidate for reelection on the Repub bli can ticket, addressed large audiance, after which His Ex- cellency held an informal recep- tion. Hon. Frank J. Barry was chairman of the meeting. Mrs. H. M. Clagett introduced Gov ernor Campbell. Music was fur nisEed by the 18th Inf. Band.
 c. G. Kibbe. one of Uncle Sam's most capable, honorable
 
 the line to the delight of his numerous friends. Kiobe is a young man of sterling worth, and everybody in this section of the country will be pleased to learn that he was completely exonorated by jury of his "peers'' of the charge of con- spring to bring liquor into the United States.
 Wednesday afternoon at the Club, the ladies of the Santa Cruz Auxiliary, held a delight full social, the bostesses for the occasion being Mrs. Earl D.. Hammick, chairman, Mrs. Jas. A. Harrison, Mrs. Sue Henry. Mrs. G. H. Madden. Sweet music was rendered by Mrs. Duane Bird, Miss Luisa Cheno, weth and Miss Mutton, musical instructor at the public school. Dainty refreshments were serv- ed.
 C.-L. Northcraft, Democratic county central committeeman from Patagonia, was visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, having come to at tend the organizat meeting of the committee held last Tuesday evening at the court house. MT. Northcraft is manager of the Sonoita Land Grant situated near Patagonia. He is not only a consistent Democrat but an enthusiastic Elk. A host of friends always welcome him to Nogales.
 Geo. B. Mason. special agent of the Treasury Department with headquarters at this place, has been promoted to the important position of Customs Agent in charge of the United States eighth special agency district extending from the Gulf of Mex ico to the Colorado river. MT. Mason who will have his head quarters at San Antonio, Texas, now occupies the post made vacant by the resignation of Harry Creighton, who resigned to accept more lucrative posi- tion with the Standard Oil Go. Accompanied by his family, Mir. Mason has gone to his new field taking with him the best wishes of host of friends in this city. ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
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