The border vidette., 1920-12-11

l Owl Drug Store and Palace of : Sweets, is progressing nicely, i and when these two popular eS- tablishments are made one, it will be one of the most attractive
 of it's kind in the South west. It is said that Governor Flavio Borquez of Sonora, has been ap | pointed to the high post of
 Comptroller of the Currency of
 the Republic of Mexico, and will
 in the near future relinguish the governorship of Sonora. The | name of his successor has not been announced.
 Francisco Saldamado, for long time manager of the Inter-
 national Store, has resigned his
 position to engage in the drug | business in Nogales, Sonora. If Fernando understands the drug
 business as we'll as he does the haberdashry business, he will make lot of money. -,-r ..
 At the meeting of the Army and Navy Union held last Mon day evening, the following new mem bers were initiated: Arthur H. DeReimer, Jack L.. Pollack, J. w. Fitzpatrick, Daniel G. Mead, Claude M Frazier. A lunch was served and every body. had avery enjoyable time.
 | Hon. J. S. Gatlin, one of Santa Cruz county's successful pioneer stockgrowers, whose splendid ranch is situated near Pata gonia, was a visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. Mir. Gatlip and his sons make a speciality of raising Hereford cattle and high class COW horses.
 Peter Dycher, from the liar shaw country, is being held by the county authorities, pending an investigation as to his sanity. Thursday Peter YVES brought to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Charley Jones. The unfortun- ate man is said to have been a former inmate of the state asy- lum at Phoenix. -'=z' -.'l.}t s'---
 J. A. Gilbert, Grand Chancel- Tor of the Knights of Pythias for the State of Arizona, whose home is in Phoenix, has been a visitor in the city couple of days for the purpose of reorgan izing the local lodge of that splendid organization. which has a large membership throughout the United States. --.-
 Bob Hardin, the mining man, who is now operating in the Patagonia, district, has been a visitor in the city this week from the mountains. Recently MT. Hardin captured one of the finest specimens of the gray fox family ever seen in this region. The beautiful fur is probably worth several hundred dollars. Bob says it is not for sale.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Byrd. recent arrivals in Nogales from Douglas, have opened an up to- date flower shop on Grand Ave. They understand the business and it is their intention to make their emporium on Grand avenue one of the finest of the kind iu the southwest. MT. and Mrs. Byrd are pioneer citizens of Ari zona, having resided in this-state since 1884. t.--....'.
 Fred. Williams, from the San Xavier mining district, Sonora, has been Nogales visitor @ couple of days this week. Fred. and his associates own a wonder. full silver property in the San Xavier district, which they hope to develop into a big dividend paying mine. Robt. B. Lee, efficient, accommodating clerk of the Superior Court, is associated with Mr. Williams.
 Next week Mir. Harry c. Wood ruff, vice president and general manager of the United States Graphite Company, will arrive in the city from his home in Saginaw, Michigan, where the factory and main offices of his great corporation are located. Mrs. Woodruff, a charming lady, who has wide circle of friends and acquaintances in Nogales, will accompany her husband.
 w. E. Bowers, owner of the splendid Rancho los Coches, situated in the Huachuca- noun tain foothills near Camille, was 6 business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. It is understood that MT. Bowers oOp Optomp1atoS SplljOp his farm