The border vidette., 1920-03-20

Governors Day, Tn NOSdleS, in honor of governors from Cal ,, ifornia, New Mexico. Sinaloa, 1 Sonora and Arizona, has been postponed until some time in May.
 Mayor George H. Fiedler re- turned Monday from Tucson where he went last Saturday to attend the conference of advi- sorry boards of the Salvation Army. The conference was ad dressed by Vice President Mar shall, who for some time past has been visiting with relatives in the Salt river valley, near Phoenix.
 Sorrells Brothers will soon commence moving their big herd of white face cattle from the Buena Vista ranch just across the line, in Sonora, to their range on the Baca Float. The Lcattle are in prime condition, there being an abundance of feed and water on the great Buena Vista ranch owned by Don Manuel Mascarenas, of this city.
 MT. J. A. Small, superinten- dent of the Cananea division of | the Southern Pacific of Mexico, I with headquarters at Naco, was a Nogales visitor couple of days this week, on company business. Jack Small has been with the great Southern Pacific Company many years. He iS~ one of General Superintendent H J. Temples most valued as SiStantS.
 Captain B c. Mossman. for mer captain of Arizona Rangers, is business visitor in the city from Roswell, New Mexico. big cattlemen of the great south west. He is here on COW busi- ness, being accompanied by Messrs. G. H. and Granville Smith, Jr., of Kansas City. The gentlemen are guest at Hotel Evans.
 Next Wednesday at St. An drew's Episcopal church. Rev. A. Leffingwell officiating. Miss Helen Ruth Bowman, lovely niece of MT. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman of this city, will become the bride of Captain John Will son O'Daniel, of the 25th Infan- try, U. s. A. The wedding will be strictly military. After the ceremony a reception will be held at the Bowman mansion on Cavalry Hill.
 George Henry Francis, post master at Patagonia, where with his estimable family, be resided during the past seven years, I passed away at Coronado, Gal | ifornia, on March 18th. Deceas- ed who was about fifty years of age, had wide circle Of friends i throughout Santa Cruz county, all of whom will regret to learn of his death. To the bereaved family we extend our sincere sympathy. George Francis will be missed.
 Impressive funeral services were held last Tuesday after noon, under the Masonic ritual for Clay Harris Mundy, well known popular young Nogales l business man, who died early last Saturday morning at St.Joseph's hospital in this city, from pneu- monia. Following the cere mony, which was attended by a large number of Masons, Elks and personal friends of deceased, the body was sent to Ellensburg, Washington, in charge of his brother, Roy Mundy. A host of friends of Clay Mundy here and in Sonora deeply regret his untimely passing.
 MT. Fred. C. Emery, president of the Aztec Consolidated Min ing Company, after an extended trip to Europe, France and England-has returned to Noga- les, and is a guest at Hotel Bow man. The gentleman reports having had pleasant and sue cessful trip. From here he will go to his company's mining pro- perties in Sonora. where exten- sive exploration and develop ment work will be started at once. Fred. Emery is we'll and favorably known in Nogales and northern Sonora, Mexico. His many friends will be pleased to learn of his return to Nogales, where for many years he has made his headquarters.
 Last Tnasdav SnDerintendent