The border vidette., 1920-09-04
SEPTEMBER 4, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

V. k. FIlzzell, from his ranch near Amadoville, was d county seat visitor yesterday.
 Wednesday Editor Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, returned from a business visit to Hermosillo.
 Arthur Gonzalez, we'll known garbanzo buyer, has gone to New York on private business.
 w. J. Edwards, the Pioneer Hardware dealer, has returned from an extended pleasure visit in the State of Ohio.
 Bird Yoas, from the fine Yoas ranch in Montosa Canyon, near Amadoville, this county, was a county seat visitor last WedneS- day.
 Tom Robinson, brother of MT. Guillermo Robinson, manager of the Nogales Exchange System, is here from his farm on the Yaqui River.
 The Arizona Automotive Deal CTS Association, will meet here today and tomorrow. Nogales welcomes the visitors. The keys to the city will be turned over to them.
 G. H. Madden, superintendent of the city schools, has returned from a visit to his old home at Waterloo, South Carolina, where he had been called by the illness of his mother.
 MT. Joseph Hunter, prominent New York lawyer, who is we'll known in southern Arizona, is a guest at Hotel Evans, from Ajo, where he had been on profes- sional business.
 ] Frank N. Cox, the successful l mine operator ip-~the Duquesne district, this county, has been Nogales visitor this week several days He ships his ore to Ell Paso and Douglas.
 Harry Barnett, from the Hap py Jack mines in the Santa Rita mountains, was visitor in the city, being accompanied by two of his daughters, and two little grand children. They attended the pony and dog circus.
 Sam Heslet, from the Sultana mine near Carbo, Sonora, has been a Nogales visitor this week a couple of days, on private | business. Sam reported John popular Laird of Carbo, enjoying excellent health.
 Harry Mansell, the clever Eng fish lad who will fight Ralph Lincoln tomorrow at the Hidalgo Theatre in Nogales, Sonora, is on hand, eager to again mix it with Ralph, who is in the pink of condition, says Manager Bob White.
 Last Sunday MT. Alexandra Villasenor was elected presi- dente of Nogales, Sonora, de- feating Astolfo R. Cardenas and Guillermo Barnett, his oppon- ents, by a handsome majority. Presidente Villasenor will take office September 18th.
 w. w. Coons, chief engineer at the Nogales pumping plant on the river, will leave in a few days for the Huachuca noun tains, for a we'll earned rest of a couple of weeks. He will make the trip by automobile, accom- panied by his family.
 This week Mrs. J. B Gordon, formerly a resident of Nogales, now of Empalme, Sonora, where Mir. Gordon is chief train dis pather for the s. P. de M., ar rived here from the north. She had been enjoying a visit with relatives in the state of Colorado.
 Hon. Frank J. Barry, the we'll known attcrney-a at law, after an extended pleasure visit in the East-Chicago and other points of interest-has returned home and is again busy at the offices of Barry, Mimiaga 6 Barry, in the Trust Building. Mir. Barry was accompanied by his, inter esting family. All greatly en- joyed the visit 'back east"
 Alex. Strachan and D l.. Fain, two we'll known businessmen of this city, who own valuable producing mine situated near Carbo, Sonora, departed for the mine last Thursday evening. II is said that the Dolores mine is producing high grade ore and the future for the lucky owners looks mighty bright. Messrs I orl Lloir fh0 hoei