The border vidette., 1920-07-24

| mining engineers in the south west, who is associated with Colonel R. R. Richardson of Pa tagonia, is guest at the Mon ] tezuma hotel. He has been un- der the weather for some time past, and is here to consult Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, his physician. | MT. Bohlinger has had many | years practical experience in the Pata gonia and Santa Rita min- 1 ing districts, and no man is more thoroughly familiar with condi- | ditions there than Ed. Bohling- CT. He always makes good.
 Sam l. Heslet, the Sultana, Sonora, mining man, after a de- lightful visit in Los Angeles with Mrs. Heslet and his son, Master Desmond Heslet, return ed to Nogales last Wednesday and the following day went south to Carbo, thence to Sul- tana. Mr. Heslet stated that his son is becoming quite an art ist and for some time past has been connected with a big movie company. The lads many old time friends here and in Sonora, will be pleased to learn that he is making good" As a young cartoonist, he is making his mark in the world.
 July 3Oth is going to be big day for Nogales fight fans. Bill Payne, proprietor of the Monte zuma Hotel Pavilion. and Harold Brown, the local fight promoter, announce that a 10 round box ing contest has been arranged for that date, between Harry Mansell, bantam weight cham pion of England and Ralph Lin coin, the idol of the southwest. Tickets for the big event are now on sale. Make your reser- vation now. Both boys are the
 'goods" and a fine entertainment is assured lovers of the manly art of self defense. Don't forget the date, Friday, July 30, 1920.
 Last Wednesday evening the Young Business Mems Associa- tion held it's regular meeting and discussed a number of pro- positions of importance to the city. Among the matters dis cussed were the moving of the lumber yards of Grand avenue; the matter of a mail clerk upon the Sunday train; the question of public parks, and the question of play grounds within the city limits. The city will be asked to devote to such purpose some of the unsold municipal land at the east and west side of the townsite Chairman Barnes was instructed to appoint appropriate committees, who will report later.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman, we'll known local capitalist, who is g.
 member of General Alvaro Obre
 gon's party now en route to the
 City of Mexico, wires that he is enjoying greatly his trip to Mex
 ico's national capital. All along
 the route to Mazatlan, where
 General Obregon and party will
 board the gunboat Guerrero, for
 Manzanillo, the general was re-
 ceived in a most royal manner
 by the populace, who assembled
 to pay tribute to Mexico'S white
 hope" From Manzanillo, the
 trip to Mexico City will be made by special train. MT. Bowman
 expects to remain in the Mexican capital about ten days. He is g. personal friend of President de
 la Huerta.
 MT. P. J. Munch, of the State
 Auditors office, who is a candi-
 date for the nomination for State
 Auditor on the Democratic ticket
 was a welcome visitor in Noga- les this week, from Phoenix.
 Pete resided in Nogales many years before going to Phoenix,
 and his host of friends in this
 city and throughout Santa Cruz county, are going give him a tremendous vote at the coming : primaries and at the general election next November. At this : writing Peter has no opposition for the nomination he seeks at the hands of the Democracy of Arizona. No man in tine state is better qualified in every way to fill the important position than he, and we hope he'll win hands down.
 MT. Jake Sheperd, the mining ! man, who is operating mining :. property in the Altar district,
 Sonora, has gone to Anheim f0 ieIf hi f~r Ilxy