The border vidette., 1920-07-24
Monday in Nogales, Sonora,

fzen, passed away after short illness. The funeral, was held Tuesday, interment being in the NogaleS, Sonora cemetery.
 In today's issue of THE BoR DER VIDETTE, Constable Chas. P. Lopez announces his candi- dacy for the nomination for con stable of Nogales Precinct No. 1, subject to the action of the Democratic primary Septem Der 2, 1920. Charley is a first class peace officer, and is making ihe race for re election on his past record, which is first class. If ] nominated he'll be elected.
 Dr. John Burton, of Hermo sillo and Guerrero and Mazon, who planted 1,0OO acres of land in the Sonora river delta to La | guna cotton, advises that to this time their crop has been free from misfortune. This is the first large area planted to cotton in that section of Sonora, and great interest is being taken, particularly as the market price for cotton is reported soaring.- | Oasis.
 Thursday evening Hon. Theo- dora S. Marsh departed for New York, where she will join a party of twenty ladies who will sail August Eth for Europe, where they go for two months sightseeing visit. Mrs. Marsh's host of friends throughout Ari. zona will wish her a most joy ous trip and a safe return from overseas. The party will re turn to the United States some time in October.
 Dick Clayton, superintendent of La Dura mines, the valuable property of the American Min ing 6 Smelling Company, is here from Sonora enjoying a visit with his family, who for some time past have made their home in this city. Dick is an old time friend of Fred. Williams, the San Xavier mine and land owner, who is a visitor in No gales, awaiting the arrival of his mining partner from the East.
 This week Nogales was visited by MT. J. A. Ritzler, president, and Messrs. R. B. Howren and Henry Peters, directors of the Consolidated Arizona Copper Co.,, the properties of which are located at Mowry, this county. The gentlemen are here for the purpose of inspecting their pro perties in Santa Cruz and near Santa Barbara, Sonora. The party was met here by Manager w. J. Mitchell from the mines at Mowry.
 Miss Mary Kelley, of Phila, delphia, Pa., who has been en. toying visit in Nogales with her aunts, Mrs. James Breer and Mrs. John K. Nolan, will
 shortly depart for her home in the Quaker City. During her visit
 here the young lady has made
 many friends, all of whom joir
 in wishing her safe journey home Wednesday evening al
 the Nogales Cafe, delightfu
 dinner party was given in honor of Miss Kelley by her friend
 MISS SG60n.
 Sunday MT. J. A. Legarra
 proprietor of The Famous store
 on Morley avenue, departed fol
 St. Louis and Chicago, where ht
 will spend a couple of week: , purchasing goods for his popu .. lar establishment, which during his absence. is in charge of MT Pete Embrick and Rollo Le garra, two popular, accommo dating gentlemen, who are "al ways on the job" Mir. Legarr; promised to bring home some wonderful bargains. He is ; postmaster in the business an(
 knows HOW.
 Governor Borquez of the stat of Sonora has provided for
 permanent exhibit of the re sources of Sonora, and is ar : ranging to have a permant dis ] play in Nogales, Sonora, havin. appointed MT. Salvador E. En . cinas manager of same. In letter to agriculturists, min , managers, industrial superinten e. dents and others engaged il
 production, His Excellency ask that exhibits be forwarded to tn : exposition, which will be bot |, instructive and attractive. An. e expense incurred, the governo e says. will be gladly paid by tn