The border vidette., 1920-02-28

OoPOdIh dCh W 1loOa3 oL9CA a prolonged absence from NoRa- les, is again circulating among his oldtime friends, in the in- terest of Q mining journal. He motored over from Cananea.
 Next Monday and Tuesday Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school superintendent, will con duct an examination of appli- cantS for certificates to teach in the public schools of Santa Cruz county.
 Mrs. E. B. Sharpe has been quite ill during the past three weeks, suffering an attack Of infiuenza. She is on the road to recovery, and will shortly de- part for Magdalena, Sonora, to visit her father and sisters.
 H. J. Temple. general super inteudent of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, with headquart- CTS at Empalme, arrived from the south last Wednesday even ing in his private car. Thursday afternoon he went to Tucson.
 Dr. E. E. ,Kessler of Patago- mia, has been appointed deputy county physician and deputy county health officer, by Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, county physician and county health officer. Dr.. Kessler recently arrived at Pat agonia.
 The Young Business Mems Association held it's regular bus mess meeting last Wednesday evening, considerable business of interest to the city, being transacted. The Association is after library for Nogales, and is going to get it, before 1921.
 Thursday a big train of empty cars went south to handle the great tomatoe crop now being sent to the States from Sonora and Sinaloa. Last Tuesday eight thousand boxes consigned to points in the United States. were entered at the Port of Nogales.
 Arrangements are being made by the Nogales Chamber of Com. merce and the Young Business Mems Association to royalty entertain the Hermosillo excur sionists, headed by Governor de la Huerta who will shortly visit Nogales. Tucson and Phoenix.
 County Attorney Leslie 0. Hardy has received notice that the defendants in the Bace Float tax cases, had appealed from the judgment of the Su preme Court of Arizona to the Supreme Court of the United States. The amount involved is $10O.OOO.
 Wednesday afternoon the Santa Cruz Auxiliary held it's regular entertainment, with the following ladies acting as host esses: Mrs. B. R Purdum, Mrs. Samuel Leeker, Mrs. Theron Richardson, Mrs. w. A. O'Con- nor, Mrs. w. J. Phillips and Mrs. l.. Keyte.
 Mir. and Mrs. George M. Ryall, en route to Mazatlan, Sinaloa, from Los Angeles. spent g. couple of days here this week, as guests at Hotel Evans. Mr. Ryall, who is we'll known in No. gales, is manager of the new steamship line. between San Francisco and Mazatlan.
 George Weiland, pioneer mining man of the Patagonia district. where he operated mines, naSSa0 away last Sun6aU pvpn- ing at his home in Patagonia, from pneumonia. after a months illness. Deceased was we'll known in Nogales where he resided many years, before going to Pa tagODia.
 Al Scharff, of the U. S. cus- toms service, for a long time stationed on the international line at this place, has been pro noted to the position of mounted customs inspector, at Nogales. w. D. Collier, formerly connect ed with the U. s. Quartermast- CTS Department, will succeed Inspector Scharff.
 ' Roy and Ray Sorrells, two of Santa Cruz county's best known, most successful live stockrais- CTS, have purchased 5000 acres of grazing land on the Baca Float. Consideration said to be approximately quarter of a million dollars. <The big range, which is situated in Santa Cruz county, will be fenced.