The border vidette., 1920-03-06

y ager of the Stanley Oil 6 Rein ing Company, motored down from Tucson, being accompanied by Messrs. Sergeant and OK nard, of Tucson.
 M. Loaiza, the we'll known Hermosillo merchant, has return ed from California. Wednesday the gentleman was a stopover visitor in the city on his way to the Sonora capital.
 James Burke and George Warner, accused of stealing an automobile tire from E. l.. Mix, of Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc, are in the county jail. The men were arrested by Chief of police J. J. Lowe.
 Judge Samuel Pattee, of Pima county, was a Nogales visitor the forepart of the week. His Honor has host of friends in Santa Cruz county who will vote for him for Supreme Judge of Arizona.
 Pedro Trelles, civil and min ing engineer, was a visitor in the city Thursday. Anyone hay I ing surveying to do, will make no mistake by employing Pete. He is competent and thoroughly 1 reliab ble.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum, pre- sent efficient clerk of the Noga | les High School Board, amour ces that he is a candidate for re- election at the school election to be held on Saturday, March 27th, 1920.
 Manuel Vargas, of Nogales, Sonora, who has been touring Mexico with General Oregon, ] candidate for president of Mex ico, has returned home. He says General Obregon is sure to be elected.
 Last Tuesday Messrs. S.. L.. Kingan, Archie Connor and Gerald Jones, we'll known, sue cessful Tucson attorneys, were in Nogales on legal business connected with the Worlds Fair mine litigation.
 Francis J. Hobson, who some years ago conducted an assay office in this city. died suddenly last month while on his way from Los Angeles to Mexico, where he was going to examine and report on 8 mine.
 The Nogales chapter of the American Red Cross, has adopt ed resolutions approving and supporting the proposed federal building site on the High School grounds, and creation there of a civic center for Nogales.
 About March 10th, Gil Ran kin, editor and proprietor of the 1 West Coast Magazine, will issue the initial number of his publi, cation, which will have 8 wide circulation in the States and on the West Coast of Mexico.
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, num- Der of Santa Cruz county stock | men attended the twenty first annual convention of the Pan handle and Southwestern Stock. I
 Thursday in United States Commissioner ". A. O'Connor's court, James Kane made final proof on his homestead. His witnesses were James A. Hatha. way, William Hathaway, Maude Peterson and Clyde Shields, all of Nogales.
 | G. J. Phillips, from the Ures district, Sonora, where he is managing the Dolores mine. IS here from the south country, transacting business. Mir. Phil. Hips is one of the pioneer miners of Sonora, where he has resided many years.
 c. c. Chapman, the Salerc cattleman, was a business visit or at the county seat the fore part of the week. The Chap man cattle range in the Santa Rita mountains, where there is an abundance of feed all the year around.
 w. B. (Billie) Martin, vel know mining man, who many years has operated in Arizona and Sonora, arrived in the city last Wednesday for visit here with his family. He is interested in mining properties situated 1T , the Ures district, Sonora. |