The border vidette., 1920-08-14

MT. P. Sandoval, formerly of Nogales, now engaged in the banking business at Calexico, on the Lower California border, has been visiting relatives and old time friends in Nogales this week. Many years ago the firm of P. Sandoval & Co.,, conducted big commission and brokerage business in this city.
 The International Air Service Corporation, with a capital stock of $1OO,OOO, has been organized in Nogales, the incorporators of which are James A. Harrison and w. H. Florentine, both of this city. The following well known gentlemen, all of Noga- les, constitute the first board of directors: T. J. Wylie, J. E. Anchondo, w. E. Karns, A. La rioz and w. H. Florentine.
 Bird Yoas, from the Yoas ranch in the Santa Rita foothills near Tubac, was business vis- itor at the county seat the fore part of the week. He reported fine rains and feed and water plentiful in the Santa Rita re- zion where the Yoas cattle range Bird and his brother John, are among Santa Cruz county's best known, successful cowmen. They are past masters in the stockraising game.
 Monday MT. Juan Platt, per- sonal representative of Provi- sional President Adolfo de la Huerta of Mexico, went to Her. mosillo, Sonora's state capital, on government business. Last week MT. Platt came to Nogales from Lower California, where he conferred with Governor Cantu, regarding the situation in that territory. The gentleman is a clever diplomat and has the full confidence of the Mexican gov ernment. He is life long per- sonal friend of President de la Huerta.
 r Phil Herold, of Herold 6 lid we'll, haberdashers, is mourning the loss of his handsome Hudson steedster, which was stolen the other evening, before dark, from in front of the Sonora Restau- rant in Nogales, Sonora. The thief, who a few days before had served a sentence in the Noga- les, Sonora jail for stealing an automobile, was recognized by persons who saw him enter the car and drive it south, making good his get away. If he ever returns to NogaleS, he'll get whats coming to him, you bet," says Phil. The auto was in- sured.
 Aldermen met and transacted considerable business, those pre- sent being Mayor James A. Har- rison, Aldermen Frank J. Duffy, T. J. Wylie, George H. Fielder, Otto H. Herold. Harry J. Karns and City Clerk Frank E. Cole, City Attorney E. R. Purdum, City Engineer J. w. Larimore and Water Superintendent S.. | Bryant. The council approved the proposition made by Mayor A. B. Figueroa and City Engi- neer A. E. Caballero of Nogales, Sonora, for the connection with the sewer system on this side of the line of @ proposed new san- itary sewer system to be built in Nogales, Sonora. The council also decided to buy the pipe line at Boludo. Sonora, to be used in extended the city water system.
 Last evening a large crowd of fight fans witnessed the ten- round bout between Harry Man. sell, the clever English cham pion bantam weight, and Ralph Lincoln, the idol of the South west. The rain storm interfer- red with the fight, which after the third round, was transfer red from the Montezuma Hotel open air arena to the Lyric Theatre, where the boys went the full ten rounds, which Judges Duane Bird and Frank Wilkey declared a draw. The boys gave a splendid exhibition of the man. ly art of self defense and every body got the worth of their money. Charley Fowler was of- fcial announcer, Jack Noonan time keeper, and Harold Brown acted as referee. The exhibition
 was clean throughout and enjoy 1 ed greatly by the fans.