The border vidette., 1920-07-31

Mir. F. R. Velasco, agent at Hermosillo for Wells, Fargo x Co.,, is a visitor in Nogales, be- ing accompanied by his wife who will spend the remainder of the summer here with relatives and friends. Mir. and Mrs. Velasco resided in Nogales a number of years ago.
 Last Tuesday MT. Allen Tracy Bird, son of Colonel Bird of the Oasis, was a visitor in the city, having come from Los Angeles, where he had been visiting his family. From here he went to the Salt River Valley where he is engaged in the profitab ble busi- ness of growing cotton.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry, of the law firm of Barry. Mimiaga & Barry, has gone to New York on combined business and pleasure visit. He will be ab- sent from Nogales several weeks during which. the big law offices in the Trust Building will be in charge of Judge Mimiaga and Warren Kinder.
 MT. I. P. Fraizer, division en- gineer in the state highway ser vice, from quake stricken Los Angeles, has returned home none the worse for his expert ence. Ike says he can't say he liked the quake, and is glad to be back in Nogales, where there is always something doing with out earthquakes.
 Harry S. Ross, candidate for Democratic nomination for Sec retary of State, was visitor in the city last Thursday, from Phoenix. MT. Ross is at present State Treasurer. He is touring the state in the interest of his candidacy. Opposing MT. Ross for the Democratic nomination are Mrs. Nellie A. Hayward and Chas. de Sales Wheeler.
 Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent, announces an examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the public schools of Arizona, will be held at the office of the School Su of Santa Cruz conn ty, in the Court House at Noga les, Arizona, Monday and Tues day. August ? and 3. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., of each day.
 W. T. Roath, we'll known, sue cessful Elgin stockraiser, was a business visitor in the city yes terday. being accompanied by Dr. Hes, of Rain Valley. Mir. Roath owns valuable real estate in this city, where he has a host of friends and acquaintanceS who are always pleased to see him. pr. Hes owns one of the best farms in the Elgin region.
 This week Mir. Frank Rigsby, of Sonoita. where he owns a good farm, has been a visitor in Nogales, 8 guest of his old friends, Attorney and Mrs. B. R. Purdum. Frank recently re- turned from a prolonged visit at his old home in Kentucky, where he has been since being honor ably discharged from the United States army, with which he saw service overseas.
 George W. Parker, one of the four Democratic candidates for the nomination for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, was a Noga- les visitor last Thursday. in the interest of his candidacy. For the nomination, MT. Parker is opposed by Tom Cumming, John Bowman and Pat Patterson. All are good men, and the one no- minated at the September prim- aries, will be elected next No vember.
 E. B. Bethell. manager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia store, was a business visitor in the city last Wednes- day, being accompanied by MT. Charley Northcraft, manager of the great Sonoita Land Grant near Patagonia. MT. Northcraft is an active enthusiastic Elk. He came down to attend the big stag party given Wednesday evening by the local Bills at the MOntezuma Hotel Pavilion.
 In today's of THE BORDER VT DETTE Judge J. N. Wilkey an nounces his candidacy for the nomination for Justice of the Peace for NOoa1eS nrecjnct No