The border vidette., 1921-05-14

Is arranging to go to Cullacan, l, Sinaloa, where he will assume the management of the Amer ican Club.
 Attorney Leslie c. Hardy and his client, Mrs. Maria Willlin- son, went to El Paso last Wed
 nesday on business connected with the libel suit Mrs. Wilkin- son has against the El Paso Herald.
 Robert Burns, local manager of the J. c. Penney Company, has returned from Salt Lake City, where he attended the annual convention of the west ern managers of the J. c. Penney institutions.
 Harry McVey, district man. ager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Com pany, with headquarters in Phoenix, has been business visitor io Nogales this week a couple of days.
 Captain McCarty, we'll known American mining engineer, from Los Angeles, has been a Noga les visitor this week several days, on business connected with his mining interests in the state of Sonora.
 Ignacio Gaxiola, President Obregon's personal representa- tive in Sonora, after several days visit in Nogales, has gone south k~ great garbanzo plantations in Sonora aud Sinsloa.
 The Nogales, Sonora base ball team hung up another victory last Sunday afternoon in it's game with the Cananea nine. The score was to f. More than two thousand people witnessed | the American national game. Ferd VanMouriclk, for many years manager of the Sonora News Company's branch stores here and in the state of Sonora, has been a Nogales visitor this week, from Los Angeles, where he and his family now reside.
 B. L. Chalfant, for many years with the Express company, has returned from California where he enjoyed a months vacation. He is now stationed at Bisbee, where he is acting agent for the American Railway Express Go.
 MT. J. B. Finley, general su- perintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head. quarters at Empalme, was 8 No gales visitor the forepart of the week on company business. He was accompanied by his. private secretary, Mir. Mayhood.
 Last Wednesday afternoon, at the Trinity Congregational church, Rev. O. A. Smith off ciating, MT. w. B. Hutcheson and Miss Lucille English of Tue son, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. MT. and Mrs. Hutcheson will reside in Tucson, where they are we'll and favorably known.
 Messrs Betts, Johnson and Vaughn, State Corporation Com missioners, were Nogales visit ors last Wednesday. They came to hear the application of the Nogales Electric Light & Power Company for a permit to con struct 8 power line from Noga- les to the river. From here the gentlemen went to Douglas.
 Charles Jones and Howard Hampsten, who have been oper ating state line from Tomb stone to Nogales, have disposed of their interests to J. F. Frank lin. It is understood that the latter has requested the corpor- ation commission to allow him to run the stage only as far as Fit. Huachuca to this end.-Bis- bee Review.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson, the father of Patagonia, accompa- nied by Mir. Val Valenzuela, one of the CoIonel's lieu tenants, visited Nogales this week a couple of days. Every body in Santa Cruz county will be pleas ed to know that Colonel Rich ardson has fully recovered from his recent illness and now js feeling fine and dandy"
 The U. S. Senate has passed the bill chanpjno the fiscol year