The border vidette., 1920-06-19

and her son Charles, mOtOreQ Tn from the Miller ranch near, old Mowry.
 MT. Elgin B. Holt, tbe we'll known mine operator, after an absence of several years from Nogales, has returned and will again make this city his head quarters, while looking after his mining interests in the state of Sonora, where he and his broth CT, Walter, own valuable mining property. Elgin is a live wire. We join his many friends in wei coming him back to Nogales, the : best town on the border.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra returned home last Tuesday from Tucson, where they had been called by the serious ill ness of MT. R. J. Adams. father of Mrs. Legarra. Mir. Adams, I who is we'll and favorably known in Tucson, is greatly improved and hopes are entertained for his recovery. For many years MT. Adams has been connected with the great mercantile estab lishment of Albert Steinfeld & Company. MT. John Maloney, many years ago a resident of Nogales, who is now located out at the Idaho mine in the Gro Blanco district, was a business visitor at the county seat this week couple of days. John is one of the pioneer miners of this region. He has unlimited confidence in the old gold district west of No gales thirty miles, and his nun erous friends hope to see him make big pile of money out of the Idaho.
 Earl D. Hammock is rushing the new postoffice building on Nelson avenue, to completion as fast as possible, now that the strenuous, expensive work of grading the site is an accomp- llshed fact. When Earl gets through improving his valuable property on Nelson avenue, that thoroughfare will be credit to the City of Nogales, provided other property owners do their bit in the way of making need ed improvements.
 The work of erecting a man. moth warehouse for the w. R. Grace Company, on the South ern Pacific Company's Grand avenue property, is progressing nicely under the personal super vision of Mir. H. Gordon Glore, the engineer. John Burton is foreman under MT. Glore. The building will cost in the neigh borhood of S5O,OOO, and will be used for storing garbanzos and other Mexican products, handled by the big company.
 The city dads met in recessed meeting last Wednesday even ing and among other business transacted, instructed the City Attorney to advertise for bids for grading Curtis street and for the covering of the Arroyo from Crawford street to the interna- tional line. Mayor Harrison and the following aldermen were present: Frank J. Duffy, Geo. H. Fielder, Harry J. karns, Nal com Middleton and T. J. Wylie Absent, Alderman Otto H. Her. old.
 Last Tuesday the first ship ment of rails from the Southern Pacific of Mexico, purchased by the City of NogaleS, for concrete reinforcing in covering the ar royo from the international line to the Crawford street bridge, was delivered. The shipment consisted of 100 10 lb. rails. The rails were part of the old Santa F'e track from Tucson to Quay mas, taken over by the $. F. de M. NogaleS recently purchase 93 tons of these rails, at a bar gain.
 Yesterday afternoon, Mir. Juan Aguirre, proprietor of The Con- cordia Club in Nogales, Sonora, died suddenly at his home across the line, from heart failure. Deceased had resided in Nogales many years, and was well and favorably known in both cities. A wife and several children are left to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father. Juan Aguirre will be missed .. The funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock, under the auspices of the Aliauza Hispano L