The border vidette., 1920-10-02

party of friends are down ir
 the Pinto mountains hunting fol
 bear and deer.
 Recently Dr. and Mrs. Scherb, of the International Drug Store in this city, purchased from MT. James Blevins, 1000 acres oi land situated between Hermo sillo and the Gulf. This week MT. Blevins was here from his ranch near Hermosillo, on busi- ness connected with the deal.
 Joe Miller, who owns fifteen claims adjoining the Wild Horse group of claims in the Patagonia mountains where a big strike of high grade ore was recently made by Gray Brothers, was a business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday,, returning to his home at Patagonia the same evening.
 After spending a couple of days in the city with his par ents, Colonel and Mrs. A. T. Bird, MT. Tracey Bird, returned to his cotton plantation near Tempe last Sunday. His wife and little son, who accompanied him here, will remain in the city 8 week or more, as guests at the Bird home on Crawford street.
 Wednesday Victor J. Wager, popular efficient county assessor, who is candidate for re-elec. tion on the Democratic ticket, returned from visit to the country, where he had been on official business. Vic Wager is said to be the best county asses sor in the state, and his friends say he's going to be re elected by handsome majority.
 MT. Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of NoRales. and president of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, is a 33 degree booster for the City of NoRales, Santa Cruz county and the state of Sonora. MT. Curtis and his associates lars in Sonora lands, which are daily increasing in value.
 F. E. Monteverde. formerly of Hermosillo, who is now a resid- ent of Los Angeles, was a visit or in the city this week a couple of days on business connected with his land interests in the state of Sonora. Monte" re gently disposed of 8 big tract of land in Mexico, but still has a number of mighty attractive land propositions to offer investors in Sonora lands.
 A. M. Conard, the land man, who formerly resided in Nogales with his interesting family arriv- ed in the city last Thursday from Los Angeles, on his way to his great ranch near Hermo- sillo. He was accompanied by number of associates, all of whom have great faith in the future of Sonora lands. The on the evening train.
 Doctor A. c. Kingsley, who always makes Nogales his home, has returned from Los Angeles and will be in charge of the Democratic headquarters in the Lyric Theatre. Doe" Kingsley is one of the best Democratic workers in the state; he under stands the political game in this county from A to z and every candidate on the Democratic ticket will receive run for his money"
 Mother" Josephine A. Saxon, Santa Cruz county's efficient county school superintendent, is very busy these days looking after the important duties of her office. That Mother" Saxon will be re elected is conceded by both Republicans and Democrats. She is 8 pioneer citizen of this county, highly educated and competent in every way to look after our public schools in the future the same as she has in past.
 In Superior Court last Thurs day Severiano Peraza and Juan Juarez, bootleggers captured last week at Patagonia by Pat Patterson, deputy sheriff, pied guilty and will he sentenced to- day. Notwithstanding the little whisperings to the contrary, Pat Patterson, is making boot leggers and other evil doers in 1