The border vidette., 1920-05-01
Mrs. M. A. Wuerschmidt has

Mrs. M. A. Wuerschmidt has returned from a visit with re latives and friends in Fl Paso.
 Mrs. .ClementineT Temple, widow of the late H. J. Temple, gen eral uperintendento of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, and her I sister, Mrs. Robinson, of Texas, arrived from Empalme lastev ing, in the private car Sonora, and are guests at the home of MT. Bracey Curtis.
 Friends of Miss Mabel Wylie, assistant clerk of the Superior Court, who last Tuesday broke her ankle while playing tennis. i will be pleased to learn that she is getting along nicely at the home of her parents. It will be some months, however, before the little lady will again play tennis.
 Last Tuesday the Southern Pacific of Mexico was formally returned to the company by Governor de la Huerta of So- nora. The railroad was seized the day before the state of So- nora revolted against the Car , ranza government of Mexico to break a strike that had tied up the road.
 Hon. Curt. w. Miller, chair man of the State Board of Par dons and Paroles, enjoyed a visit in Nogales last Saturday night and Sunday, with his brother Emory D. Miller of THE BORDER VIDETTE. For the past thirty three years MT. Miller has been editor and proprietor of the Tempe News. published at Tenn pc. Arizona.
 B. B. Oliver, the Culiacan com mission man, who is well known in this city, where he resided a couple of years, arrived from the West Coast last Wednesday evening. He will return to tine capital of Sinaloa next, week. Says General Flores, command CT of the Sonora army, is in al most complete control of the state of Sinaloa.
 Mir. A. M. Conard, the we'll known, successful Los Angeles land man, is visiting his valu- able property situated near Her. mosillo, Sonora. He is accom- panied by party of five Califor- mia gentlemen, who contemplate investing in Sonora land. Be- fore removing to Los Angeles, .Mr Conard and his estimable family resided in Nogales, where they have wide circle of friends.
 There will be little, if any in crease in assessed valuations of mining property in southern and eastern Arizona counties, ac cording to members of the State Tax Commission, who recently returned to Phoenix, from a tour of inspection to Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pinal, Pima and San ta Cruz counties. However, it be made in agricultural lands and town property in a nun Der of the counties.
 Jesus Merino, citizen of Spain, was arrested last We'd nesday by customs guards on a charge of violating the traffic regulations on the international line. He was later released un der bond of $500 to appear be fore the federal court. Jesus admitted that he knew the re- gulations regarding the crossing of aliens. Department of Justice officials say in future they are going to prosecute all violations of the regulations.
 MT. O. E. Stocker, from the Yaqui river delta, after visiting Nogales couple of days on private business, returned south on Thursday mornings train. The gentleman owns a big tract of valuable land. which he is farming very successfully, and is now on Easy street. While here Mir. Stocker had the pleas ure of talking over the telephone to his family, who reside in Los Angeles where they have a beautiful homeland everything.
 Last evening at St. Andrews Episcopal church, MT. w. B. Karns, junior member of the firm of Karns Bros, Inc., and Miss Helen Hamblin, lovely daughter of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Ham blin, of this city, were un- ited in the holy bonds of matri- mony. The beautiful and im-